Parry, William Edward, Sir, 1790 - 1855 (Knight, naval officer and Arctic explorer)
Found in 12 Collections and/or Records:
Copy of a letter from George Fisher to John Barrow, 1821-02-21
In which Fisher offers his services as astronomer to Captain Parry's Arctic expedition.
Correspondence regarding a reward granted to the officers of HMS 'Hecla' and HMS 'Griper' for their efforts in searching for a north-west passage, 1820
Including questionnaires completed by the chief officers.
Letter concerning chronometers for HMS Hecla under Captain Parry, 1827-02-22
Sent from John Barrow to John Pond.
Letter concerning the inability of Peter Lecount to serve during Captain Parry's Arctic expedition, 1821-03-21
Sent from John Barrow to Dr Thomas Young.
Letter from Captain Parry requesting the use of chronometers by Parkinson & Frodsham on his polar expedition, 1824-01-14
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.
Letter from Edward Sabine [to the Board of Longitude], 1821-03-28
Concerning the claim by Parkinson and Frodsham to be the real makers of the chronometer sent out on Captain Parry's northern expedition.
Letter from James Biggs to Dr Thomas Young, 1824-05-25
Enquiring about the transmission of astronomical calculations and instruments for new experiments to Captain Parry.
Letter from John Barrow to Dr Thomas Young, 1821-02-27
Originally enclosing a copy of a letter from George Fisher; see [RGO 14/68: 264].
Letter from Parkinson and Frodsham to Captain Sabine, 1821-03-26
Stating their claim to have made a chronometer sent out with Captain Parry.
Letter from Parkinson and Frodsham to Dr Thomas Young, 1821-03-27
Stating their claim to have made a chronometer sent out with Captain Parry.
Letter from Parkinson and Frodsham to the Board of Longitude, 1821-03-29
Stating their claim to have made a chronometer sent out with Captain Parry.
Letter from William Parry requesting chronometers for his expedition towards the North Pole, 1827-02-24
Admiralty papers sent to Pond concerning the fitting out of H M Ships with chronometers.
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