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Taken from "The Story of Carron Company:Two Hundred Years of Service" p27 This photo is not available as a scanned image. You can see the original in the Archives in Callendar House.

P03546 Carronade at Tower of London (Mid 20th Century) Crown

Letters to William Forbes of Callendar as MP for Stirlingshire on political and constituency matters. Correspondents - Thomas Burns (1); James Chrystal junior (2); Smith & Meek, writers, Glasgow, concerning JPs (3); James MacLaren, Kilsyth (4, 5, 20); James Laing, Denny, concerning postal inadequacy (6); Robert MacKay, Carronhall (7); Robert Watt, Leith, concerning whisky seized (8, 9); Robert Ralston, Glenelrigg [Glen Ellrig] (10); Rev Thomas Dimma, minister of Queensferry (11); Adam Monteith, Glasgow (12); J L K Lennox, London (13); William G Jolly, Glasgow (14); Alexander Nicol, Edinburgh (15); Robert Mackay, Carronhall (16); Thomas Turnbull, Kinnaird Colliery (17); E C Hampton, Conservative Club (18, 19); James Russel [Russell], Falkirk (21); Robert Lamond [Lamont], Glasgow (22). (22 items)

A727.1295 Letters on political matters 04 Jan 1845-22 Dec 1845 William Forbes

Brass wheel which rotates on axle at the base of a long wooden handle. Circumference of wheel has raised pattern.

1994-039-001/006 embossing wheel

Letters to William Forbes of Callendar, mostly in Edinburgh and London, from James and Robert Forbes, his brothers, at Callendar House, reporting on work on the estates and house, information received about the London metal business, and articles required from London. (11 items)

A727.236 Letters 05 Jan 1786-26 Jul 1786 William Forbes

Letters to William Forbes and David Forbes, coppersmiths, London, on business matters. Correspondents - Richard Clark, Queensborough (1);John Greenway, Portsmouth (2, 7, 19, 27, 28, 37, 39, 45-47); James Clyde, Woolwich (3, 10, 17, 18, 20, 31); John Hodgskin, Chatham (4, 6,15, 43, 48, 52, 53); Mr Dutton, Woolwich (5, 38); James Whyte [White],Leith (8); J Pownoll, Plymouth (9); Hilary Andoe, Bordeaux (11, 12);Thomas Pollard, Plymouth (13, 14, 21, 32, 51); Robert Mitchell, London(16); J Edwards (22); W Knight, Glamorganshire (23); Graham &Wardrop's, Glasgow (24); George Bowser (25, 26); George Teait [Tait],Sheerness (29, 30, 35); Edward Shelley, Lambeth (33, 41, 42); John Hassell, Deptford (34); J Warner (40); George Cruikshank, Aberdeen(44); J Vinall, Rochester (49, 50)

A727.329 Letters on copper business matters 19 Feb 1788-31 Dec 1788 William Forbes

Letters to William Forbes of Callendar on miscellaneous topics. Correspondents - Matthew Sandilands, Edinburgh (1); James McNair, Falkirk (2, 11); William Duncan, Enfield, Middlesex (3); Katherine Reid, Edinburgh (4); A Maconochie [McConnachie], [advocate], Edinburgh (5); Mr Handyside, Kerse House (6); George Mitchell, Royal Bank, Edinburgh (7, 8); Duncan Robertson, perfumer, Edinburgh, concerning orphans (9); James Farquharson, Phoenix Iron Works, Glasgow (10); John Campbell, Edinburgh, including valuation of property at Leith (12); Mrs Alexander Walker, Edinburgh, concerning John McLeod's children (13); J A Gordon, Edinburgh (14); Rev Dr J Wilson, minister of Falkirk (15); Dr Taylor, Falkirk (16, 17); Ann Allinson, Torryburn (18); Jane Watson, London - 'Poor Bill is prest' (19); James Walker, Falkirk (20); Dr Patrick Graham, minister of Aberfoyle (21); Miss Spiers [Speirs] (22, 23); Sir John Sinclair, London (24). (24 items)

A727.972 Miscellaneous letters 11 Jan 1811-05 Jun 1811 William Forbes

Letters to William Forbes of Callendar concerning supplies of seeds and plants. Correspondents - Minier & Co, London (1, 6); William Stephenson [Stevenson] & Co, London (2); James Booth, Falkirk (3); Robert Bygrave, Southwark (4, 7); Gordon Dermer & Co, London (5, 15); London Shipping Company, Grangemouth (9, 10); James Walker, Falkirk (11); John Lauder, Linlithgow (12-14). 8 is list of garden seeds. (15 items)

A727.768 Letters concerning supplies of seeds 04 Jan 1803-31 Dec 1803 William Forbes

1991-013-003 bottle; gin

Catalogue

A668/F1 Burn Brothers (London) Ltd records 1936 Burn Brothers (London) Ltd

Comes Commercii, or the Traders Companion, 10th edition, by Edward Hatton, revised by W. Hume, philomath. Published in London. On flyleaf, 'William Ernst Coutts, London, 22d Septr 1762. Price 2 Shilling' [Presumably purchased by William Forbes while a coppersmith in London].

A727.1409 Traders Companion 1759 William Forbes

Brass wheel which rotates on axle at the base of a long wooden handle. Circumference of wheel has raised pattern.

1994-039-001/001 embossing wheel

1991-055-035 pallet

Letters to William Forbes of Callendar concerning estates for sale. Correspondents - James Bird, Foulden Newmains (1); William Molle WS, Edinburgh (2, 10-14, 16); James Carson, Barscobe (3, 19); John Buchan; Edinburgh (4); John Hunter WS, Edinburgh (5); John Fleming, Edinburgh(6); William Cuninghame [Cunningham] of Lainshaw (7); Alexander Douglas, London (8, 17, 18); John Fleming, Barnbougle Castle (9);Robert Johnston, Overtown (15); Robert Stark, Camelon (20-22). (22items)

A727.388 Letters concerning estates for sale 19 Jan 1790-26 Nov 1790 William Forbes

Letters to William Forbes of Callendar, on Conservative party matters, including efforts to persuade him to be the candidate for Stirlingshire, and copies of replies. Correspondents - Duke of Montrose (1, 2, 6, 9, 11, 12, 17, 18, 20, 24, 25); Chrystal & MacFarlane, Stirling (3-5); J Dundas, Carronhall (7, 8); John Russel [Russell], Falkirk (10); Peter Blackburn, Killearn (13, 15, 16, 22, 23); John Stirling of Kippenross (14); Sir A Edmonstone [Edmiston], London (19); Earl of Dunmore (21). (25 items)

A727.1390 Letters on political matters 1865-1866 William Forbes

Letters to William Forbes of Callendar and notes by him concerning his opposition to the Union Canal Bill. Correspondents Spottiswoode & Robertson, London (5-9, 11, 12, 15, 17, 19, 22, 28, 29); William Anderson, Edinburgh (10); D Cleghorn, Edinburgh (16, 23); James Jardine, Edinburgh (18, 21, 30); Mr Graham, Airth Castle (20); Alexander Livingston [Livingstone], Parkhall (24); Colonel William Duncan, Glenfuir (25, 26); John Marjoribanks [Marchbank], Lord Provost of Edinburgh (27). (30 items)

A727.1053 Letters noting opposition to the Union Canal Bill 31 Jan 1814-24 Dec 1814 William Forbes

Letters to William Forbes of Callendar MP on miscellaneous topics. Correspondents - William Hay, Glenhead (1); John Russel [Russell], Falkirk (2); Hugh Carmichael, Milngavie (3); William Neilson, Glasgow (4, 7); James Burns, Falkirk (5); Robert Robertson, Belmont (6); John Marshall, Edinburgh (8); William Kirkland, Ayr, recommending 'a mason of Conservative principles' (9); James Johnston, Falkirk, concerning a temperance refreshment room on 'Feeing Thursday' (10); T Steuart Gladstone, Cheltenham, concerning Galloway farms (11, 12); Langley Gall, London (13); Robert Campbell, Woodburn (14); John Sawers, Stirling (15); Robert McCowan, Glasgow Agricultural Society (16); Robert Graham Moir, Leckie (17); Robert Campbell, Stirling (18, 29-31); Charles Carnie, Carron Vale (19); James Miller, Edinburgh (20); James Cunningham, Duns (21); Richard Wilson, Kendal (22); Elizabeth, Lady Malkin, enclosing account of education and expenses of Louisa Forbes (23, 24, 28); William Craighead, Campsie Mechanics Institution (25); John Chalmers, his uncle, London (26, 27); Mrs Burnside, Dunoon (32); Thomas Robson, horse dealer, Lobley Hill (33, 34, 36, 37); Harrison & Lears, London (35); Henry T Elder, Kinnaird, Carron Colliery Friendly Society (38); Rev John Dempster, Bridge of Allan, concerning chapel at Haggs (39, 40); Charles H Taylor, Cornhill (41). (41 items)

A727.1360 Miscellaneous letters 29 Jan 1853-Nov 1853 William Forbes

Bye-laws for the regulation of the canals in Scotland belonging to the London Midland and Scottish Railway Company.

A010.182 Bye-laws for the regulation of the canals in Scotland Circa 1929 Unknown London, Midland & Scottish Railway Co

1999-028-006 measure; standard Doyle & Son

1999-028-003 Measure; standard Doyle & Son

1999-028-008 Measure; standard Doyle & Son

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