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Smythe, George, fl. 1830-1831. Letter: 1831 Feb. 28, 12 Gloster Place, to David Laing / George Smythe.

Title: Letter: 1831 Feb. 28, 12 Gloster Place, to David Laing / George Smythe. 1830.

Concerns paintings in the old gallery at Scone Palace and answering an enquiry concerning the Earl of Gowrie.

ArchivalResource: [3]p.

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Pitcairn, Robert, 1793-1855. Letter: [18--], to David Laing / R.P.

Title: Letter: [18--], to David Laing / R.P. [18--]

Bannatyne Club matters involving Scott. Pitcairn's health, the Gowrie conspiracy, a bill from Lizars.

ArchivalResource: [2]p.

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Copy of Newsletter from Edinburgh, August 11, 1600 [manuscript], 17th century?

Title: Copy of Newsletter from Edinburgh, August 11, 1600 [manuscript], 17th century?

Letter about assault on King James VI, and the killing of Alexander Ruthven and his brother the Earl of Gowrie on Tuesday August 5, 1600.

ArchivalResource: Leaves 56-59.

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Stepney, Stepney Cowell, fl. 1867. Letter: 1867 Apr. 29, 5 St. George's Place, S.W., Hyde Park Corner, to David Laing / Stepney Cowell Stepney.

Title: Letter: 1867 Apr. 29, 5 St. George's Place, S.W., Hyde Park Corner, to David Laing / Stepney Cowell Stepney. 1867.

Thanks Laing for the letters of the Earl of Gowrie.

ArchivalResource: [3]p.

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Moysie, David, 1573-1630. An abbreviat of these things incident within the realme of Scotlande in the time of his ma[ies]ties minoritie and goverment necessary to be remembred : contemporary manuscript, 1614 or later.

Title: An abbreviat of these things incident within the realme of Scotlande in the time of his ma[ies]ties minoritie and goverment necessary to be remembred : contemporary manuscript, 1614 or later.

Chronicle history of Scotland during the reign of King James VI, from 1577 to 1603, when, "Vpon the 25th of July his Ma[ies]tie was Crowned King of England, Scotland, france and Ireland" (p.146). Preceded by a dedication to James by the author, "now at the point of death," who "was an eye witnesse to many of the Incidents falling out in your Ma[ies]ties minority and tender yeares". Followed by "A Discourse of the unnaturall and strange consipiracie attempted by John Carle of Gowery and his brother Against his ma[is]ties person at St. Johnstone on the fift day of August, Ann[o] Do[mini] 1600," and (in a later hand) "Gowries Conspiracy in Aulicus Conquinaria, in Answere to the Court and Character of Kinge James."

ArchivalResource: 1 item (154 p.) ; 29.2 cm.

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