London
Found in 15 Collections and/or Records:
Copy of a letter from William Wales to John Daly, 1797-03-15
Written in reply to the letter at [RGO 14/38: 215-218].
Letter from Charles Grosett to the Board of Longitude, 1796-11-16
Concerning an earlier letter he had sent which he presumed had miscarried.
Letter from Evan Nepean to William Wales, 1795-12-08
Concerning Thomas Mudge's proposal to supply the Royal Navy with timekeepers made upon the principle invented by his late father.
Letter from Evan Nepean to William Wales, 1796-02-11
Concerning a favourable report on a timekeeper by Thomas Mudge.
Letter from Evan Nepean to William Wales, 1796-08-19
Concerning a report by Lord Hugh Seymour on timekeepers put on board the HMS Sans Pareil.
Letter from George Vancouver to William Wales, 1796-03-04 - 1796-12-13
Letter, dated 4 March 1796, concerning observations Vancouver had made during a voyage around the world on HMS Discovery. With a copy of a note to Sir Joseph Banks (on the back page) that the observations were to be reduced, dated 13 December 1796.
Letter from John Daly to William Wales, 1796-08-30
Four letters from Daly, with a copy of a reply from William Wales.
Letter from John Daly to William Wales, 1797-03-14
Enclosing a description of his instrument for ascertaining longitude.
Letter from John Daly to William Wales, 1797
Four letters from Daly, with a copy of a reply from William Wales.
Letter from John Turner to William Wales, 1796-05-01
Three letters and a printed handbill.
Letter from Mauritius Adolphus Newton de Starck to William Wales, 1796-05-07
Enclosing the paper at [RGO 14/45: 299-311].
Letter from Mr Phinn to William Wales, 1796-07-27
Three letters from Phinn, with a related letter from William Sheppard.
Letter from Sir Philip Stephens to William Wales, 1796-09-02
Concerning a letter and proposed method of finding longitude from Mr Phinn.
Letter from William Sheppard to William Wales, 1796-09-01
Concerning an application for a reward by Mr Phinn.
Letters regarding Captain J. Whidbey's claim for payment, 1797
The claim was for astronomical work done while master of HMS 'Discovery' on its voyage of 1791-1795. It includes a list of places where the observatory was erected [RGO 14/12: 483v].