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New College Library Archives and Manuscripts New College Library Archives and Manuscripts Interim Handlist Collection reference MS CHA 3 Collection title Papers of Rev Dr Thomas Chalmers (1780-1846) Series Thomas Chalmers’ letters Shelfmark(s) MS CHA 3 1-28 About this handlist Scan of an older typescript list See also: MS CHA 1 Chalmers Family Documents MS CHA 2 Thomas Chalmers’ family letters MS CHA 4 Correspondence MS CHA 5 Special Collections eg Church Extension papers MS CHA 6 Manuscript writings and papers MS CHA 7 Photocopies of letters in the possession of Mrs Barbara Campbell MS CHA Appendix Boxes 1 to 11 New College Library MS CHA 3 Page 1 of 29 / MSS. CHA 301.1-640 1792-99. 1792 1795 J ames Cha1mers John Cha1mers I· ,/ ) 1793 1796 Wi11iam Chalmers 7 John Cha1mers 4 1794 1798 l.J i11iam Chalmers Dr. James Brown John Chalmers 11 Ma sonic Lodge of St. Vigeans 1799 Elizabeth Chalmers John Chalmers 12 New College Library MS CHA 3 Page 2 of 29 MSS .. CHA .3. 2.1-70. 1800-03. New College Library MS CHA 3 Page 3 of 29 MSS. 1803-08. 1803 1806 John Chalmers James Chalmers 2 William Sha\OT John Chalmers 1804 1807 James Chalmers 2 J ames Chalmers 5 ! John Chalmers 6 John Chalmers 6 1805 1808 J ames Chalmers James Chalmers 16 Jane Chalmers John Chalmers 4 New College Library MS CHA 3 Page 4 of 29 MSS. CHA 3.4.1-53. 1808-10. 1808 1810 James Chalmers 8 Andre1tl George Ca r stairs 2 John Chalmers 3 Elizabeth Cha1mers 2 J ames Chalmers 3 John Chalmers 4 1809 J am es Nairne James Chalmers John Chalmers E New College Library MS CHA 3 Page 5 of 29 MSS. CHA • .3.5.1-9.3o 1811-1.3. 1811 181.3 Elizabeth Chalmers 9 Elizabeth Chalmers 12 James Chalmers 4 J ame s Chalmers 2 John Chalmers 4 Mrs. Johnston Janet Coutts Robert Morton Charles Stuart .3 1812 J ames Anderson J>1w-aee Elizabeth Chalmers 11 J ames Chalmers 2 John Chalmers Grace Pr att New College Library MS CHA 3 Page 6 of 29 MSS . CHA 3.6.1-65. 1810-15. Letter book 1810 1812 Patrick Adam James KycI. J ame s Keogh j o.JvJ-S JohngQn of Ra thillet James Kyd 4 Somerville & Scott 2 Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty John Wood 1811 1813 David Brewster John Givan John Chalmers R. Tullis Duncan Cowan ~l illiam Whyte 2 ~Tilliam Henderson William Johnson James Keogh James Kyd 5 1814 Moderator of Cupar Presbytery Robert Balfour J ohn Morton John Morton J ames Na irne 3 Ma urice Ogle David Pearson 2 David Pitcairn J ame s Playfair 2 Robert Tennent 2 Messrs. Somerville & Scott 2 John Wood Samue1&Somerville 12 Robert Taylor 2 Col. Thoms on M Andrevl" Thomson 2 1815 Me ssrs. Tod & Wright Jame s Denniston George ~T illis New College Library MS CHA 3 Page 7 of 29 MSS .. CHA.3 07.1-57o 1814-16 . 1814 1816 Elizabeth Chalmers 7 Samuel Charters James Chal mers Elizabe t h Chal me rs 2 James Chalmers lh lli am Roger 3 1815 Janet Coutts 2 Elizabeth Chalmers 10 James Chalmers 3 Charles Stuart 3 New College Library MS CHA 3 Page 8 of 29 MSS . CHA.J.8.1-65o 1817-18. 1817 1818 Elizabeth Chalmers 12 Elizabeth Chalmers 4 James Chalmers 2 James Chalmers J Janet Coutts Janet Coutts L~ ~. McCorquodale J ame s Mling \.-l illiam Roger 2 William Roger 4 Charles Stuart J New College Library MS CHA 3 Page 9 of 29 MSS . CHA.3.9.1-80. 1819-23. 1819 1822 Elizabeth Chalmers 6 Elizabeth Chalmers 2 James Chalmers 4 J anet Coutts J anet Coutts Hilliam Matthewson 1820 1823 Elizabeth Chalmers 6 David Brown James Chalmers 2 Elizabeth Chalmers 3 Janet Coutts James Chalmers Charles Stuart 2 Janet Coutts Samuel Gurney Mr . McLean 1821 Mr . McLeod Elizabeth Chalmers 2 Michael Longridge 2 James Chalmers 2 Henry Paul Robert McCulloch Legh Richmond William Aird Thomson Eliza Ramsay New College Library MS CHA 3 Page 10 of 29 MSS. CHA .3.10.1-101. 1824-27. 1824 r 1826 (. ~ eat'- &pn~-c ~·{()t Elizabeth Chalrners r. Brown James Chalrners E liz~peth Chalrners 2 Thomas Duncan James Chalrners 2 -- Ed'VTard Irving Miss Stuart Michael Longridge 3 Mrs. Hood 1825 1827 Elizabeth Chalrners 2 Elizabeth Chalmers 2 (Memorabilia of her death) Janet Coutts James Chalmers 15 Thomas Erskine David Connel James Hunter J anet Coutts Charles Stuart Gravedigger Hilliam ~lodro'VT Mrs . Hall Mrs. McCorquodale Mrs. Paul Henry Paul Robert Paul 7 New College Library MS CHA 3 Page 11 of 29 MSS . CHA. 3 0 11.1-68. 1828-.30 • 1828 1830 Archiba1d Baird Wi1liam Al1an J ames Chalme rs 5 James Cha1mers 5 David Conne1 Marchioness of Lansdowne Janet Coutts Jl1ichae1 Longridge 2 Thomas Erskine John Forman 2 1829 George Husband Ba ird Wa1ter Brown James Chalmers 7 Janet Coutts 2 Dutch Correspondent Wa1ter Fergus Susannah Scott Moncrieff New College Library MS CHA 3 Page 12 of 29 MSS. CHA.3.12 0 1-14o 1796-1837. Letter book. Later copies by Arme Chalmers (Hrs. William Hanna) 1796 1820 Catharine Simson Alexander Chalmers Samuel Charters 1807 Thomas Hardy 1825 Alexander Chalmers 1812 Samuel Charters 1827 Alexander Chalmers Mrs . Gillespie 1815 Robert Edie David Gillespie 1835 Lady Stuart, (o f Allanbank) 1816 Samuel Charters 1837 Lady Stuart, (of Allanbank) 1818 Alexander Chalmers New College Library MS CHA 3 Page 13 of 29 MSS., CHA . 3013.1-18. 1829-31. Letter book. Includes uncatalogued letters in shorthand 1829 1831 John Forman 2 John A. Cam'pbell James Na irne 2 John Forman Peter Ma rk Roget David Scott Thomas H. Terrell 18]0 David Welsh James Aitken John Forman James Na irne 5 Peter Ma rk Roget David Scott New College Library MS CHA 3 Page 14 of 29 MSS . CHA .3.14.1-95. 1831-340 1831 1833 Eliza Chalmers Anne Chalmers Alexander Cowan Eliza Chalrners 2 Lord Elgin James Chalrners Anns Grant Archibald Fox 2 David Ha stings Fer gus J ardins Fergus Jardine 3 Hichael Longri dge 2 Sir Michasl Shaw Stewart Charles VEi.rtue Robert Scott Moncrisff 3 Adam Harden 2 1832 Alexander Brunton 2 1834 Mrs. Grace Chalrners James Brown Profs5JV oJ:, S\o>'5'Ow. James Chalmers Anne Chalmers John Inglis James Chalrners 4 Fer gus Jardine 4 Janet Coutts 5 Unknown correspondent Charles Cowan John Forman Elizabeth Fry l1rs. McCorquodale Henry Paul New College Library MS CHA 3 Page 15 of 29 MSS .. CHA.3 0 15 o 1-107. 1835-400 1835 1838 Alexander Forbes James Chalmers 4 John Hunter Thomas Erskine Fergus Jardine 3 Henry Grey Lord Melbourne 3 Michae1 Longridge Lord Mead01vbank Printer ? James Thoms on Sir George Si nclair Unknown correspondent Rober t Scott Moncrieff 1839 1836 David Brown Fanny Chalmers ~~s. Gra ce Chalmers James Chalmers 2 John Elder Janet Coutts James Lurnsden David Dewar Eliza; Mackenzi e Fergus Jardine John Ma ckenzie William Hope Meiklejohn Graham Mi t chel1 Lord Melbourne Rev. Dr. Thomson Robert Scott Moncrieff Adam v.Jarden 1840 Miss Grace Chal mers 1837 Janet Cout ts James Chalmers 2 Geor ge L. Crai k John Ma ckenzi e William Hanna Al exander Webster Eliza Ma ckenzie lCl tJ Lv.Q..0) Revo John Mackenzie New College Library MS CHA 3 Page 16 of 29 MSS . CHAo.3.16.1-55. 18.39. Journal l etters, i n ff box 18.39 Eliza Chalmers .3 Fanny Chalmers 5 Mrs. Grace Chalmers 6 D(&- ~ Grace Chalmers 5 Helen Chalmers 5 Hargaret Chalmers -5 Arme Ha:mm:: Si~~ (~ <. New College Library MS CHA 3 Page 17 of 29 MSS . CHA.3.17.1-123. 1841-47. 1841 1844 Janet Coutts John Elder Re v. H. Curry I. Gordon Ferrier Hamilton, Adams & Co. ' William l'1cCombie Anne Hanna (ct,oJ~) Miss McCorquodale Thomas Chalmers Hanna 4 Thomas Smyth Eliza Ma c ken zi ~ r~. 't<; ~ 2 John ~1a ckenzie 6 1845 Sir David Brewster 1842 Me rle d' Aubigne John Boyd Thomas Chalmers Hanna 3 J ames Brodie Michael Longridge Charles Chalmers Miss NcCorquoda le 2 David Chalmers John ~ c ken zie Janet Coutts 2 Miss M.'Leod · lsaac Taylor 2 John ~ ckenzie 3 William King Tweedie Adam \.farden 1843 Captain Burnett 1846 Miss Burns John Ainslie Miss Gr ace Chalmers Adam Bl a ck John Elder Thomas Chalmers Hanna Dr. Gardner Hichael Longridge Michael Longri dge 2 Miss McCo r quodale 1847 John Ma ckenzie 3 N. D. Brown Robert Paul 2 Andrew Mcllwraith Unknown Correspondent 2 S.ir Charles Ed\.Jard Trevelyan New College Library MS CHA 3 Page 18 of 29 MSS. CRA 3.18-20 1815-40 Correspondence with Thomas Smith, Glasgow. 1815-16, wi th prB\1er at his funeral and part of William Hannats MS for Vol. 2, Chapter 2 of Memoirs of Thomas Chalmers. Pamphlet, Remarks on Doctor Chalmers' church patronage by Moses Merry-thought. 1821. Items from collection of Alexander McDuff, Bonhard, Perth. Purchased 1974. Letter book. 1834-40. SH. New College Library MS CHA 3 Page 19 of 29 THOMAS CHALMElRS - ADDITIONAL LNl'TERS MSS. CRA 3.21.1-31 1793-1825 [1793-94] [1823] William Chalmers Unknown Correspondent 1 [ J 1824 Charles Stuart Joseph Meyer (of Stockport) Lord Elgin 1815 Henxy Paul and others [Sir Henr,y MOncrieff Wellwood] Unknown Correspondents 4 Unknown Correspondents 2 [ 1824-26J 1817 Viscount Melvill e Littlejohn 1825 Unknown Correspondent 1 Baron Brougham and Vaux 1818 [Baron Brougham and Vaux?] Lord Jeffrey Robert Paul [1819-23J William Ber:ry Shaw Patriek McFarlan Unknown Correspondent 1 Charles Grant, Baron Glenelg 1822 unknown Correspondents 7 William Wi lberforce Henry Wood John Burns, John Muir and James Harshall 1823 Robert Dalglish John Fortune New College Library MS CHA 3 Page 20 of 29 MSS.
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