White, Martin, 1865 (Captain Royal Navy)
Found in 9 Collections and/or Records:
Copy of a letter to Captain White concerning a defective chronometer by Arnold, 1824-01-16
Copies of outgoing correspondence from Astronomer Royal, John Pond, and his assistant, Thomas Taylor, at the Royal Observatory. Some of the letters are addressed to chronometer makers. Note that correspondence to more than one person often appears on the same page.
Copy of a letter to John Croker concerning Captain White's report on a defective chronometer by Arnold issued to HMS Shamrock, 1824-01-27
The reverse of the letter also bears a note on two defective chronometers by Earnshaw (inverted).
Copy of a letter to John Croker concerning the purchase of a chronometer by Pennington for Captain White of HMS Shamrock, 1824-02-02
Copies of outgoing correspondence from Astronomer Royal, John Pond, and his assistant, Thomas Taylor, at the Royal Observatory. Some of the letters are addressed to chronometer makers. Note that correspondence to more than one person often appears on the same page.
Letter concerning a defective chronometer by Arnold, issued to Captain White of HMS Shamrock, 1824-01-15
Sent from John Barrow to John Pond.
Letter concerning a replacement chronometer for HMS Shamrock under Captain White, 1824-01-29
Sent from John Barrow to John Pond.
Letter concerning a replacement chronometer for HMS Shamrock under Captain White, 1824-02-05
Sent from John Barrow to John Pond.
Letter concerning a request by Captain White of HMS Shamrock to replace two chronometers by Arnold which required cleaning, 1821-12-24
Sent from John Croker to John Pond.
Letter concerning an unserviceable chronometer by Brockbank issued to HMS Shamrock under Captain White, 1823-12-04
Sent from John Barrow to John Pond.
Letter from Captain M. White, HMS Shamrock, to John Barrow concerning a defective chronometer by Arnold, 1824-01-12
Correspondence between the Admiralty Office and the Royal Observatory, Greenwich, requesting the loan of chronometers for H M Ships. The principal recipient is John Pond; the principal correspondent is John Barrow. Other correspondents include John Croker, Richard S. Dundas, G. Smith, John Franklin and Sir William Edward Parry.