Price from imprint: six pence. -- Postage: one penny. -- Noted on t.p. "the publishers, on receipt of sevenpence in stamps, will despatch a copy to any address in the kingdom. To circulate, by lending to neighbours, is respectfully suggested". -- Includes note on the state of the
Catholic Church -- Scotland | Scotland -- Politics and government | Church and state -- Great Britain. Sovereignty
Printed by A. Balfour, Merchant Court, for the Society for the Support of Gaelic Schools, in the highlands and islands of Scotland. -- Handwriting on t.p. -- Includes resolutions agreed upon the formation of the society, and laws and regulations. -- Includes bibliographic notes.
Education -- Scotland -- History -- 19th century | School management and organization -- Great Britain | Teaching -- Great Britain
Stamp on cover page: "Supplied for the public service". -- Published in Edinburgh and London by William Blackwood and sons. -- Printed by William Blackwood and sons. -- Includes notes.
Land tenure -- Ireland -- History | Farm tenancy -- Ireland -- History | Poor laws -- Ireland. Ireland -- Economic conditions -- 19th century
Printer: Neill and Company, Old Fishmarket. -- Publisher: Adam and Charles Black, 27 North Bridge, Edinburgh. -- Includes table of contents. -- Includes observations on Ireland, slavery, finance, the bank charter, the East India charter, trade, law, corporations, Scotland, poor l
Great Britain -- Politics and government -- 1830-1837 | Great Britain. Parliament -- Reform -- 19th century | Great Britain -- Foreign relations -- Europe -- History -- 19th century
Published by Adam and Charles Black, Edinburgh; David Robertson, Glasgow; Ebenezer Johnston, Stirling; and Archd. Johnston, Falkirk. -- Includes notes. -- Dated: Ballancleroch, 10th April 1838.
Edmonstone, Archibald, Sir, 1795-1871 | Church of Scotland -- Establishment and disestablishment | Church and state -- Scotland
Published by William Whyte and Co.; Waugh and Innes; John Anderson Jun.; Fraser & Co., MDCCCXXXVI [1836]. -- On verso of t.p. 'Edinburgh: Balfours and Jack, printers, Niddry Street'. -- Some marginalia in pencil. -- Dated: May 16 1836.
Protestant churches -- Ireland | Protestant churches -- Great Britain | Church -- Authority -- History of doctrines -- 19th century