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Found in 1559 Collections and/or Records:
Letter from George Lindesay to Dr Thomas Young, 1819-01-04
Four letters and two methods submitted by Lieutenant George Lindesay of HMS Cherokee.
Letter from George Lindesay to Dr Thomas Young, 1827-12-28
Concerning a method of finding the time at sea without the latitude, and a method of finding the longitude by a lunar altitude. The letter includes a printed page outlining his method for longitude.
Letter from George Linton to Dr Thomas Young, 1822-05-13
Enclosing the paper at [RGO 14/44: 222].
Letter from George Margetts regarding his improvements in chronometers, 1796-03-05
Letter from George Munyard to J. Herschel, 1825-07-28
With an index of names.
Letter from George Sinclair to Sir Hugh [Harry] Parker, 1786-08-14
Providing a description of his instruments.
Letter from George Sinclair to Sir Hugh [Harry] Parker, 1787-04-09
Six letters.
Letter from George Sinclair to Sir Hugh [Harry] Parker, 1787-04-08
Six letters.
Letter from George Sinclair to Sir Hugh [Harry] Parker, 1787-08-25
Six letters.
Letter from George Sinclair to Sir Hugh Parker [Harry Parker], 1786-11-09
Two letters.
Letter from George Sinclair to Sir Hugh Parker [Harry Parker], 1790-04-24
Two letters.
Letter from George Sinclair to the Board of Longitude, 1787-05-08
Six letters.
Letter from George Sinclair to the Board of Longitude, 1787-10-26
Six letters.
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 G.H. Cresswell to the Board of Longitude, 1828-06-28
Originally enclosing a proposal for finding longitude.
Letter from Gore Ouseley concerning Thomas Magrath, 1822-04-01
Two letters.
Letter from G.W.U. Wedel to the Board of Longitude, 1822-05-12
Two letters and a paper.
Letter from G.W.U. Wedel to the Board of Longitude, 1826-05-19
Two letters and a paper.
Letter from H. Covell to Dr Thomas Young, 1824-05-31
Originally enclosing the proposal at [RGO 14/39: 47].
Letter from Harrison Balfour to the Board of Longitude, 1814-11-29
Three letters.
Letter from Hayward to Brockbank concerning the date of a visit to Mr Arnold, 1804-06-01
Letter from H.C. Jennings on insulating the magnetic needle, 1817-08-12
Letter to the Board of Longitude on his discovery of a method of insulating the magnetic needle to protect the compass from the effects of magnetic deviation.
Letter from H.C. Jennings on the log glass, 1817-09-30
Letter to the Lord Commissioners of the Admiralty originally enclosing his observations on improvements to the log glass, log reel and log-ship, and observations on the compass. The enclosures are at [RGO 14/31: 201-203].
Letter from H.C. Jennings to Captain Thomas Hurd, 1818-03-08
Expressing his dissatisfaction and surprise that the Board of Longitude would not permit him to demonstrate the utility of his inventions. He accuses the Board and Admiralty of prejudice against him and of throwing every obstacle and difficulty in his way, and states his intention of bringing his discoveries before 'a Higher Tribunal'.
Letter from H.C. Jennings to Lieutenant General W. Wynyard, 1817-12-04
Informing him that it required only common sense to see the merits of his inventions and that he was sorry the Board of Longitude was deficient in that quality.