London
Found in 1992 Collections and/or Records:
Letter and two printed papers on finding the longitude by an altitude of the moon, 1826-06-05
Sent from Thomas Hedgcock to the Board of Longitude.
Letter apologising for delay in visiting the Royal Observatory, 1829-09-07
Sent from Thomas Cotterell to Thomas Taylor.
Letter apologising for delays in repairing chronometers, 1830-09-22
Sent from Thomas Earnshaw to John Pond.
Letter appealing against request to withdraw claims concerning the conduct of the chronometer trial, 1835-02-07
Sent from Arnold and Dent to John Pond.
Letter complaining of a violation of the declaration by J. S. Eiffe, 1833-12-31
Sent from Arnold and Dent to John Pond.
Letter concerning a bill for repairs to chronometers for 1827, 1828-01-01
Sent from John Roger Arnold to Thomas Taylor.
Letter concerning a faulty chronometer, 1827-12-27
Sent from Grimaldi & Johnson to Thomas Taylor.
Letter concerning an offer to purchase an Ellicott chronometer, 1826-05-17
Sent from Edward Ellicott to Thomas Taylor.
Letter concerning an order for two chronometers, Nos. 341 and 502, 1825-12-29
Sent from John Roger Arnold to Thomas Taylor
Letter concerning comparative trials of the sounding instruments of Burt and Massey, 1814-03-08
Copy of a letter from the Admiralty Office to Sir John Barrow [Second Secretary of the Admiralty] containing an extract from the proceedings of the Board of Longitude, requesting that the Admiralty arrange a comparative trial of the sounding instruments of Peter Burt and Edward Massey.
Letter concerning condition of a Molyneux & Cope chronometer No. 3, 1826-12-04
Sent from Molyneux & Cope to John Pond.
Letter concerning cost of repairs to three chronometers, 1826-09-29
Sent from Barraud & Sons to Thomas Taylor.
Letter concerning damage to Earnshaw chronometer No. 508, 1825-05-14
Sent from Thomas Earnshaw to John Pond.
Letter concerning date for repair of chronometer No. 541, 1828-05-07
Sent from James Murray to Thomas Taylor.
Letter concerning delay to delivery of chronometers to the Royal Observatory, 1826-03-27
Also includes report of damage to chronometer No. 509. Sent from Thomas Earnshaw to John Pond.
Letter concerning delivery of a silver pocket chronometer, No. 553, to Captain King, 1826-04-14
Sent from James Murray to John Pond.
Letter concerning delivery of chronometer nos. 817 and 825, 1829-03-07
Sent from Thomas Earnshaw to Thomas Taylor.
Letter concerning delivery of chronometers, 1828-01-24
Sent from Parkinson & Frodsham to Thomas Taylor.
Letter concerning delivery of chronometers, 1828-02-05
Sent from D. & W. Morice to Thomas Taylor.
Letter concerning delivery of Earnshaw chronometer Nos. 817, 825 and 509, 1827-11-09
Sent from Thomas Earnshaw to Thomas Taylor.
Letter concerning delivery of three chronometers to Mr Cox at Devonport, 1827-11-07
Sent from McCabes & Strachan to Thomas Taylor.
Letter concerning delivery of two chronometers, 1827-11-07
Sent from Barraud & Sons to John Pond.
Letter concerning Edward Massey, 1811-03-09
Letter from Robert Clifford to Captain Thomas Hurd written in support of Massey's claim for a reward for his sound machine, 'a machine now proved to be fully fitted for its object, and calculated to save the lives of so many seamen'. He suggests that a petition be presented to the First Lord of the Admiralty to enable Massey's invention to be considered.
Letter concerning Edward Massey, 1811 - 1815
Letter to Captain Thomas Hurd from the Admiralty Office on behalf of [Charles Philip] Yorke, First Lord of the Admiralty, originally enclosing a letter and memorial from Massey to be laid before the Board.
Letter concerning Edward Massey, 1815-05-30
Letter from [Sir Marc Isambard] Brunel of Chelsea to Captain Thomas Hurd recommending Massey's design improvements relevant to chronometers, which involved reducing the friction at the locks.