An undated printed pamphlet titled 'Meteorology Results Deduced from Meteorological Observations made at certain stations in the Colony of Cape of Good Hope in the years 1861, 1862, 1863, 1864 and 1865 compiled by a Commission Appointed by Government'.

RGO 59 contains records of observations and calculations made at the Hillfoot Observatory, Harrow; papers relating to the Transit of Venus of 1874, including the notebooks and journals of observing stations; and papers concerning miscellaneous astronomical work. Many of the volumes contain loose papers. There is one item in French.

Questions sent to the Royal Observatory and its answers on the subject of meteorology. The papers are split into two parts, the first part concerning rainfall, the second part relating to wind pressure.

Questions sent to Royal Observatory and its answers on all areas of meteorology.

A meteorological register giving daily readings of barometer, wind direction, rainfall, clear sky and thermometer readings.

A meteorological register giving barometer readings, temperature, humidity, wind direction and anemometer readings.

The archives comprise a wide range of operational records, covering the management and development of premises and grounds, garden planting, gardening advice within and without the University, visitors and Friends, accounts, bequests (including that by Reginald Cory) and staff, as well as papers concerning interaction with the Botany School and botanical research in general.

Meteorological observations and related papers, including observations of the equinoxes and solstices, 1836-1840; curves for the barometer, 1840-1841; curves for the thermometers, 1840-1841; curves for wind pressure, 1841; a paper on the mean amount of cloud, 1841; observations of thunderstorms, 1841; and observations of meteors, 1841.

The private meteorological register of Thomas Maclear.

This series contains files on each topic set out in Joseph Needham's grand plan for 'Science and Civilisation in China'.

Miscellaneous papers relating to magnetism and meteorology, including observations of meteors, 9 August 1842; observations with the actinometer, 1842; papers relating to the wind, 1842; papers relating to humidity, 1842; and papers relating to thermometers.

Miscellaneous papers relating to magnetism and meteorology, including actinometer observations, 1843; changes in the wind, 1843; hygrometrical calculations; and dew point investigations, 1843.

Miscellaneous papers relating to magnetism and meteorology, including actinometer observations, changes in the wind, hygrometrical calculations and dew point investigations.

Miscellaneous papers relating to magnetism and meteorology, including actinometer observations, changes in the wind, hygrometrical calculations, abstracts of the declination magnet and the horizontal force magnet, and anemometer records.

Miscellaneous papers relating to magnetism and meteorology, including actinometer observations, changes in the wind, thermometer observations and anemometer records.

Miscellaneous papers relating to magnetism and meteorology, including tables for horizontal and vertical force; corrections for temperature; equivalents for vertical force magnets, January to December 1846; and daily and hourly hygrometrical calculations.

Miscellaneous papers relating to magnetism and meteorology, including tables for equivalents of hygrometrical force; micrometer deflections; temperature corrections and vertical force magnet readings; monthly abstracts of magnetic observations; means of dip; notes on the erection of the photographic apparatus; and the declination base-lines.

Miscellaneous papers relating to magnetism and meteorology, including tables for vertical force from 1848 to 1850; the valve of the micrometer in the theodolite azimuths for circumpolar stars; Polaris and Delta Ursae Minoris; and the tables used with the needle in Captain Fitzroy's magnetic observatory.

A copy of a memorandum prepared by Bennet McInnes for the Northern Hemisphere Observatory Planning Committee on 'Meteorological Conditions over Madeira', dated 30 August 1973, with a paper on 'The predominant meteorological situations in the eastern Northern Atlantic to the South of 45ºN'.