A full description of the Great Reform Meeting held at the Links on 18th May 1832.

1/2 portrait of King James VI, facing right. White moustache and small beard, with brown collar-length hair. Wearing a large wide-brimmed hat with jewel pinning brim up at side, large ruff and gold embroidered jerkin, and wide blue ribbon hanging…

A large metal optical bench with maker embossed in large letters on the metal. Groove style.

Large 2 lens objective from a astronomical telescope. Steel casing. Around lens is inscription.

A medium sized electronic valve with stout cylindrical glass casing, metal base and 4 pins. Part of a massive collection of valves in a cardboard box.

cardboard box of 6 metal adapters for the spekker absorptiometer. Also in box is an empty tin, with the words "made in Scotland, 2oz net" on the base.

This list shows the supporters of James Hadden. At that time he was Lord Provost of Aberdeen, in his effort to secure a seat in Parliament at the first election after the Reform Act was passed.

These excerpts provide brief biographies of Aberdeen Members of Parliament between 1820 and 1886.

Partial contents: Jock of Hazeldean -- Nora's vow -- Pibroch of Donuil Dhu -- Macgregor's gathering -- Mackrimmon's lament -- Donald Caird's come again -- Lullaby of an infant chief.