David Murray
1842 – 1928
Books
- The cathechisme
- Scottish conveyancing
- The streets of Glasgow and their story
- Merchiston Castle School, 1855-58
- Miss Janet Ann Galloway
- The Black book of Paisley, and other manuscripts of the Scotichronicon
- The land and the finance bill
- Legal practice in Ayr and the west of Scotland in the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries
- Memories of the old College of Glasgow
- Scottish conveyancing
- Bibliography
- The Scots style book
- Some old Scots authors whose books were printed abroad
- The octocentenary of the granting of a charter to the Burgh of Rutherglen by King David I
- The law relating to the property of married persons with an appendix of statutes and notes
- Some early grammars and other school books in use in Scotland
- The Rottenrow of Glasgow
- Early burgh organization in Scotland
- The law of intestate succession in Scotland
- Lord Kelvin as professor in the old College of Glasgow
- R. and A. Foulis and the Glasgow press, with some account of the Glasgow Academy of Fine Arts
- An archaeological survey of the United Kingdom
- Appreciation of gold
- Memories of the old College of Glasgow
- The mediæval law and practice in regard to accounts
- A Panegyric on the town of Paisley
- Chapters in the history of bookkeeping, accountancy & commercial arithmetic
- Miss Janet Ann Galloway and the higher education of women in Glasgow
- The York Buildings Company
- The York Buildings Company
- The David Elder Infirmary, Govan
- The Hunterian museum in the old college of Glasgow
- Conveyancing reform and the Land registers bill
- Solicitors' accounts and accounting, with a bibliography ...
- John de Burdeus or John de Burgundia, otherwise Sir John de Mandeville, and the pestilence
- A plea for Stirling's Library
- The law relating to the property of married persons
- Merchiston Castle School, 1855-58
- A small brass cup found in the graveyard of the church of St. Clement, Rodil, Harris
- Chapters in the history of bookkeeping, accountancy & commercial arithmetic
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