Archaeologia Scotica or Transactions of the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland 1

Title The title of the publication or report Title:	Archaeologia Scotica or Transactions of the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland 1
Series The series the publication or report is included in Series:	Archaeologia Scotica or Transactions of the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland
Volume Volume number and part Volume:	1
Publication Type The type of publication - report, monograph, journal article or chapter from a book Publication Type:	Journal
Publisher The publisher of the publication or report Publisher:	Society of Antiquaries of Scotland
Year of Publication The year the book, article or report was published Year of Publication:	1792
Note Extra information on the publication or report. Note:	Date Of Issue From: 1695 Date Of Issue To: 01
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Created Date The date the record of the pubication was first entered Created Date:	08 Dec 2008

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Article Title	Author / Editor	Page Start/End
An Inquiry into the Origin of the Name of the Scottish Nation, presented to the Society of Antiquaries, at Edinburgh, December 1780.	John Foulis of Colinton.	1 - 12
An Inquiry into the Beverage of the Ancient Caledonians, and other Northern nations, at their feasts; and of their Drinking Vessels.	John Foulis of Colinton.	12 - 25
Of the League said to have been formed between the Emperor Charlemagne and the King of Scotland.	John Foulis (of Colinton. )	26 - 28
Plan for a Royal Forest of Oak in the Highlands of Scotland.	John Williams	28 - 38
Report upon the preceding Paper.	Alexander Dick	39 - 40
Account of the Parish of Haddington.	George Barclay	40 - 121
Observations on the Origin of the Duni Pacis.	James Foulis (of Colinton.)	121 - 124
Description of the Encampments on the Hill of Burnswork.		124 - 129
Memoirs of the Life of Sir James Stewart Denhalm, Baronet.	Earl of Buchan	129 - 139
Account of the Parish of Uphall.	Earl of Buchan	139 - 155
An Inquiry into the Original Inhabitants of Britain.	John Foulis of Colinton.	155 - 169
A historical account of the Hammermen of Edinburgh, from their Records.	William Charles Little	170 - 183
An Account of the Magnetic Mountain of Cannay.	George Dempster	183 - 185
On the Offices of Thane and Abthane.	Robert Riddell	185 - 188
An Account of a Combat between the Macphersons and the Davidsons.	James Foulis of Colinton	188 - 191
An Account of the Manner in which the Lammas Festival used to be celebrated in Mid Lothian, about the Middle of the Eighteenth Century.	James L Anderson	192 - 198
A Disquisition into the proper Arrangement of the Silver Coins, applicable to the First Four James's Kings of Scotland.	James Cummyng	199 - 205
An Account of the Province of Biscay, in Spain.	John Geddes	205 - 215
An Account of the Money, Coins, and Weights used in England, during the Reigns of the Saxon Princes.	James Stirling	216 - 233
An Account of the Island of Icolumkill.	Earl of Buchan	234 - 241
Of the Roman Hasta and Pilum; of the Brass and Iron used by the Ancients.	John Grant	241 - 251
Life of Mr James Short, Optician.	Earl of Buchan	251 - 256
Remarks made in a Journey to the Orkney Islands.	Gordon	256 - 268
A Description of an ancient Obelisk in Berwickshire: With an Engraving.	Roger Robertson	269 - 272
Observations and Facts concerning the Breed of Horses in Scotland in ancient Times.	Roger Robertson	272 - 281
An Account of some Remains of Antiquity in the Island of Lewis, one of the Hebrides.	Colin McKenzie	282 - 292
An Account of the Parish of Liberton in Mid Lothian, or County of Edinburgh.	Thomas Whyte	292 - 388
An Inquiry into the Expedients used by the Scots before the Discovery of Metals.	William Charles Little	389 - 395
Observations on the Vision; a Poem first Published in the Miscellany, or Collection of Scottish Poems called the Evergreen, by Allan Ramsay, anno 1724.	William Tytler	395 - 402
Three Scottish Poems, with a previous Dissertation on the Scoto-Saxon Dialect.	Alexander Geddes	402 - 440
Episle to the President, Vice-Presidents, and Members of the Scottish Society of Antiquaaries, on being chosen a Correspondent Member.	Alexander Geddes	441 - 456
The First Eklog of Virgil, translatit into Skottis vers.	Alexander Geddes	457 - 462
The first Idillion of Theokritus, translatit into Skottis vers.	Alexander Geddes	462 - 468
Dissertation on the Scottish Music.	William Tytler	469 - 498
On the Fasionable Amusements and Entertainments in Edinburgh in the last Century, with a Plan of a grand Concert of Music on St Cecilia's Day, 1695.	William Tytler	499 - 510
Topographical Description of the Parish of Aberlady	Neil Roy	511 - 522
Letter from the Countess Dowager of Nithsdale to her Sister, the Countess of Traquair, giving an Account of the Earl's Escape out of the Tower in 1716.	John Syme	523 - 538
A Letter from the late Dr Henry, Author of the History of Great Britain, to William Tytler, Esq., with Answer.		538 - 540
Dissertation on the Marriage of Queen Mary with the Early of Bothwell.	William Tytler	541 - 551
Letter under the Privy Signet of King James VI. Addressed thus: 'To o' trustie and well beloved ye. Provest, Bayliffes, and Councell of ye Burrough of Dundie.' From the Original in the Musaeum.		551 - 552
Letter from the Privy Council of Scotland, directed thus: 'To the Earle of Callander, Sheriff Principall of the Shyre of Stirling. In Haste.' From the original in the Musaeum.		552 - 553
Letter to Mr Cummyng, Secretary to the Society of the Antiquaries of Scotland. From the Rev. Dr Barclay of Middleton.		553 - 554
Letter to the Right Reverend the Bishop of Edinburgh, from Gilbert Burnet, D.D. From the Original in the Musaeum.		554 - 555
Instructions for William Stewart, to be observed by him in the Duke of Queensberry's Family during his Grace's absence in England.	Queensberrie	556 - 561
Licence by Lord Bellenden, Lord Treasurer Depute, in favour of William Selkirk, &c., to Eat Flesh in Forbidden Times, February 1665. From the Original in the Musaeum.		561 - 562
Address of One Hundred and Two chief Heritors and Heads of Clans in the Highlands of Scotland to King George I. From the Original in the Musaeum.		562 - 565
On Agricola's Engagement with the Caledonians, under their Leader Galgacus.	Robert Barclay	565 - 569
Excerpts from Tacitus's Life of Agricola.		569 - 570
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