Newton, Isaac, Sir, 1642 - 1727 (Knight, natural philosopher and mathematician)
Found in 40 Collections and/or Records:
‘300th Anniversary of The Principia Mathematica by Sir Isaac Newton’: stamp set, 1987-03-24
Set of four commemorative stamps titled, ‘The Principia Mathematica’ (18p), ‘Motions of Bodies in Ellipses’ (22p), ‘Optick Treatise’ (31p), and ‘The System of the World’ (34p).
Accounts of Isaac Newton
An undated photocopy of the account of Sir Isaac Newton of the expenses for printing the astronomical observations of John Flamsteed, dated 8 April 1710.
Address on Isaac Newton, 1946 - 1947
A printed copy of Harold Spencer Jones' address on Sir Isaac Newton, to be delivered in Brussels on 25 January 1947, with manuscript and typescript copies of a French translation by P.J. Melotte. There is an accompanying note from Spencer Jones to Melotte requesting that the translation be made, 28 December 1946.
Bicentenary of the Armagh Observatory stamps: first day cover and special issue stamped envelope, 1990-10-16
Book on central forces, 1758 - 1759
A book on central forces by Israel Lyons, including articles on resistance to bodies moving under central forces. The volume includes an answer to Mr Murdoch on the centre of gravity, October 1758, and extracts and analysis of propositions from Newton's 'Principia'.
Booklet on Newton's 'Principia'
An undated booklet by Israel Lyons on Newton's 'Principia', Book 1, Proposition 91, Corollary 2, dealing with Newton's differential method concerning the logarithmic spiral.
Copy draft letters patent allowing Professor to be an elected Fellow and under no obligation to take Holy Orders, 1675-04-27
Making a comparison of the contents with the 1798 catalogue, there are two missing items: Mr Barrow's deputation for receiving the rents of Bedworth; account of rents belonging to the Professorship.
Copy of foundation deed of the professorship, 1663 and royal confirmation with additional privileges, 1664, 1663 - 1664
Making a comparison of the contents with the 1798 catalogue, there are two missing items: Mr Barrow's deputation for receiving the rents of Bedworth; account of rents belonging to the Professorship.
Correspondence on public records, 1963 - 1968
Correspondence on Standards Commission, 1848 - 1858
Correspondence on printing and accounts relating to the Standards Commission. The volume includes a printed memoir from Airy titled 'Account of the construction of the New National Standard of Length, and of its principal copies'; 'Catalogue of a portion of the Library of the late Stanesby Alchorne'; columns of numbers for 'Airy's Gauging scale'; and a copy of a letter by Sir Isaac Newton from 'The Daily Courant', 30 December 1717, on the value of the sovereign.
Correspondence with tradesmen, 1894 - 1916
Drawings and engravings, 1849
A pen and ink drawing of the Front Court of the Royal Observatory, 1849; an undated engraving of a house pasted to a blue leaf, titled by Airy 'Newton's Birth Place'; and an undated engraving of Nevil Maskelyne.
'English Books in Moscow - Leningrad Libraries: Newton, Boyle and Others' by P. J. Wallis, 1972-03
Offprint from the Transactions of the Bibliographical Society The Library, Volume XXVII, Number 1.
Exhibitions by visual artists Wenyon & Gamble made during their residency at the RGO, 1987-1988, 1987 - 1988
Includes re-creations of Sir Isaac Newton's optical experiments.
Video: 'Holograms on Video': 1. Royal Greenwich Observatory, Feb. 1988; 4 minutes, no sound; 2. 'Alter Image', broadcast Channel 4, 2 June 1987; 7 minutes.
Postcard of exhibition 'TRAIL', 1987.
5 slides of holographic artworks.
Press release.
First notes of mural arc observations, 1694 - 1698
'Diarium Observationum Astronomicarum Coelestium' ('Journal of astronomical observations of the heavens'): first notes of observations with the mural arc, 18 January 1694 - 16 March 1698, mainly in the hands of the assistants Samuel Clowes and James Hodgson, though Flamsteed's also appears, 180 folios. There are entries noting visits by Peter the Great (160r, 164v) and other national and personal events (e.g. 24r, 39r, 176r). Inside the back cover is a signed statement by Isaac Newton.
Guardbook on Flamsteed's works, 1692 - 1717
Letter book A, 1674 - 1719
Letter from B. E. Burrile to George Gilpin, 1821-06-12
Concerning a telescope thought to have been used by Sir Isaac Newton.
Letters from Edmond Halley, 1934
Lunar calculations, 1690 - 1699
Rough calculations from lunar data, compiled 1690-1699, with draft outlines of letters to William Bossley, Edmund Greenbury and Isaac Newton, 1695-1696 (258v-259r).
Lunar calculations and letters, 1674 - 1700
Manuscript notebook of John Wickins (d. 1719), friend, collaborator, and amanuensis of Isaac Newton, containing English and Latin works of theology and letters attributed to Newton, late seventeenth century
Mathematical and other papers, 1849 - 1850
Mathematical and scientific correspondence, 1862 - 1865
Memorials and royal instructions, 1726 - 1764
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