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In this Leader, the editor points out that many other reforms will follow electoral reform, including Burgh, Corporation and Church Reform. He hopes, however, that the legislators and the population will not go too far, and that any future reforms…

This letter points out the financial demands made on a tradesman starting out in business in the early 1830s. The letter L is used to signify the pound sign (£).

The writer takes issue with John Davidson's pamphlet, 'A Letter to the Working Classes of Aberdeen'. Davidson, a printer to trade, was a committed Reformer. The writer of this letter is disagreeing with Davidson's Tory viewpoint.

Kylix (wide shallow drinking cup) with open handles, red figured in glazed red clay. Shows on inside youth with head bound with long fillet running. Shows on outside, (1) a symposium with three bearded men reclining on cushions, one holding phiale,…

Thumbnail image for Canaletto in Aberdeen exhibition

2 terminals mounted either end of a metal beam with another 2 terminals at one corner of metal squares, all mounted on top of a wooden base. Engraved on the side is "15" and "AMP" and the number "106888". Holes through metal and wood at either end.

One of two, metal casing holding together 2 pieces of an amplifier (?) with a gain, mute, range balance, etc. On rubber feet.

Set of 12 cardboard disks with central hole and slit from centre to edge. 2 of each colour: white, red, blue, green, yellow and black. Also smaller card disk with pictures on it and 8 rectangular apertures radiating from centre. Might be to show…