Delambre, Jean Baptiste Joseph, 1749 - 1822 (mathematician and astronomer)
Found in 8 Collections and/or Records:
Letter from Jean Delambre
An undated photostat of a letter in French from Jean Delambre to Nevil Maskelyne, 17 July 1787, thanking him for allowing him the use of many of his observations, praising the quality of the observations, and informing Maskelyne that he is using them to determine the last twenty oppositions of Jupiter and Saturn.
Letter from Jean Delambre
An undated photostat of a letter in French from Jean Delambre to Nevil Maskelyne, 20 February 1806, praising him on behalf of the Bureau des Longitudes for his work on the 'Nautical Almanac' and making various remarks about lunar observations.
Letter from Jean Delambre
An undated photostat of a letter in French from Jean Delambre to Nevil Maskelyne, 7 June 1789, thanking him for tables he has sent him, which he has compared with those of Halley and Mayer, and pointing to errors in the tables of longitude. He also requests observations of the Sun, Jupiter and Saturn.
Letter from Joseph de Lalande
An undated photostat of an undated letter from Joseph de Lalande to Nevil Maskelyne asking him to make observations of Mercury with the mural circle and mentioning observations by Jean Delambre.
Letter to Sir Joseph Banks
Letters sent by Lady Clive vol. 4, 1814 - 1817
Maskelyne Book 2
An undated photocopy of 'Maskelyne Book 2' entitled 'Presents of my Observations, Papers in the Philosophical Transactions, &c', covering 1775-1803. The book includes the names of people to whom Nevil Maskelyne has arranged to give speeches, including Joseph de Lalande, Sir John Pringle, Charles Mason, Dr Lind and Jean Delambre.
Memorandum and financial notes, 1766 - 1804
A memorandum, 11 September 1790, concerning work remaining to be done at Greenwich by way of repairs and alterations to the Observatory, and rough notes on financial affairs, such as the assistants' salaries and Maskelyne's pension.