London
Found in 1559 Collections and/or Records:
Copy of a letter from [Thomas Hurd] to John McGhie, 1813-12-08
Letters and a plan from McGhie, a surgeon on HMS Bustard (includes some duplicates); with two copy replies from the Board of Longitude.
Copy of a letter from Thomas Hurd to John McGhie, 1813-11-10
Letters and a plan from McGhie, a surgeon on HMS Bustard (includes some duplicates); with two copy replies from the Board of Longitude.
Copy of a letter from Thomas Hurd to R. Boullanger, 1815-01-26
Includes an unrelated note relating to a payment of £1,200 to Mendoza y Ríos [RGO 14/38: 325].
Copy of a letter from Thomas Hurd to R. Boullanger, 1815-03-03
Stating that the Board of Longitude had not approved his method of ascertaining longitude.
Copy of a letter from Thomas Hurd to R. Paisley, 1815-03-03
Three letters.
Copy of a letter from Thomas Hurd to Robert Gillespie, 1814-12-19
Two letters and a plan submitted by Gillespie to the Board of Longitude, with copies of two letters of reply from Thomas Hurd.
Copy of a letter from Thomas Hurd to Robert Gillespie, 1815-03-03
Two letters and a plan submitted by Gillespie to the Board of Longitude, with copies of two letters of reply from Thomas Hurd.
Copy of a letter from Thomas Hurd to Samuel Grimaldi, 1812-12-04
Ten letters from Grimaldi to Captain Thomas Hurd and the Board of Longitude, with two copy replies from the Admiralty Office and Hurd.
Copy of a letter from Thomas Hurd to William Forder, 1810-06-09
Four letters from Forder, with three copies of related letters sent by representatives of the Board of Longitude. Also, a plan by Forder for his improvement of timepieces.
Copy of a letter from Thomas Hurd to William J. Titford, 1815-06-05
Concerning a chart for finding longitude and a method of finding longitude by two proportional quadrants. Includes a letter of recommendation from the passengers and crew of HMS York where Titford's chart for longitude was tested on a voyage to Jamaica in 1813, as well as latitude and longitude figures from a voyage of HMS Mary Ann to Jamaica in 1822.
Copy of a letter from Thomas Hurd to William J. Titford, 1813-12-10
Concerning a chart for finding longitude and a method of finding longitude by two proportional quadrants. Includes a letter of recommendation from the passengers and crew of HMS York where Titford's chart for longitude was tested on a voyage to Jamaica in 1813, as well as latitude and longitude figures from a voyage of HMS Mary Ann to Jamaica in 1822.
Copy of a letter from Thomas Hurd to William J. Titford, 1814-03-05
Concerning a chart for finding longitude and a method of finding longitude by two proportional quadrants. Includes a letter of recommendation from the passengers and crew of HMS York where Titford's chart for longitude was tested on a voyage to Jamaica in 1813, as well as latitude and longitude figures from a voyage of HMS Mary Ann to Jamaica in 1822.
Copy of a letter from Thomas Kerigan to John Wilson Croker, 1825-07-16
Five letters from John Barrow concerning various matters, with a copy of a letter from Thomas Kerrigan, forwarded by Barrow to Dr Thomas Young.
Copy of a letter from William Mitchel to Sir Harry Parker, 1787-02-26
The original letter is at [RGO 14/36: 7-8].
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].
Copy of a letter to Charles Young from Captain Thomas Hurd, 1817-06-26
Two letters from Young to Captain Thomas Hurd concerning the deposit of his papers on a chronometer with the Board of Longitude. With two copy relies from Hurd.
Copy of a letter to Charles Young from Captain Thomas Hurd, 1817-12-10
Two letters from Young to Captain Thomas Hurd concerning the deposit of his papers on a chronometer with the Board of Longitude. With two copy relies from Hurd.
Copy of a letter to James Preston from [Thomas Young?], 1824-02-01
Three letters and a proposal.
Copy of a petition to the King concerning the establishment of the Cape Observatory, 1820-10-20
Twenty-seven letters, a note and a petition, mainly sent from John Barrow to Dr Thomas Young. The letters concern the initial establishment of the Cape Observatory, the appointment of an astronomer, assistant and labourer there, the provision and transport of instruments to the Cape, and payments of bills for these.
Copy of a reply from Davies Gilbert (on behalf of the Royal Society) to Sir James South, 1828-01-30
Observations and correspondence regarding miscellaneous astronomical matters.
Copy of a reply to David Kirkpatrick concerning his nautical improvements, 1821-08-17
Letters relating to Kirkpatrick's new nonius for quadrants and an instrument to show the true distance in a lunar observation.
Copy of an account for instruments supplied by Dollond for Fearon Fallows, 1824-06
Six letters and a copy of an account for instruments supplied.
Copy of letter from Thomas Hurd to Captain Dickens, 1817-07-03
Concerning John Hawkes.
Copy of letter from Thomas Hurd to S.W. Paul, 1817-07-16
Concerning John Hawkes.
Copy of two letters from Thomas Hurd to Alex Witherspoon, 1814-03-07 - 1814-04-18
Two letters from Witherspoon and three copy replies from Captain Thomas Hurd.