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Relief carving showing the royal family of the 18th Dynasty pharaoh Akhenaten. Akhenaten, a brother of Tutankhamun established his court at Amarna and replaced the traditional religion with a belief in a single god in the form of Aten, represented on…

Regulations for the management of the vault in the kirkyard of Belhelvie 28/01/1832.

Plastic wallet containing manufacturer's manual for ABDNP201355a, dispersion tables for refractometer and manufacturer's note about desirability of ordering a spare prism assembly. Instruction manual cover page detached. Manual dated 1948 with…

Abbe refractometer for measuring the refractive index of liquids in range 1.3 to 1.7. Accompanied by manufacturers manual. Grey painted brass. Stamped M46317/58479 - presumed model and serial number.

No maker's or identifying marks. May be a sighting telescope from a larger instrument.

The Aberdeen Magazine points out that Aberdeen has experienced canvassing. Aberdeen, it believes, has the highest number of registered voters in Scotland, showing that voters are proud of their privilege.

This article describes the reactions to the proposed Reform Bill: how petitions were got up both for and against it. The writer clearly supports Reform.

This item discusses monuments to reform, including the monument proposed for Meethill, Peterhead, the site of reform meetings.

This article describes the meeting held in Aberdeen on 18th May 1832 in support of electoral reform.