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Found in 1992 Collections and/or Records:
Letter from John Donkin to Edward Troughton, 1820-04-19
Concerning the frame for a zenith micrometer for the Cape Observatory. The letter was forwarded by Troughton with a note added.
Letter from John Dumbell to George Gilpin, 1803-12-01
Letter and printed proposal.
Letter from John Dumbell to Henry Addington, 1799-11-19
Two letters.
Letter from John Dumbell to the Astronomer Royal, 1799-11-19
Two letters.
Letter from John Dykes to Lord Melville, 1815-01-07
Concerning his claim to have discovered longitude and outlining his method.
Letter from John Fisher to the Board of Longitude, 1805-11-25
Outlining his plan to construct a timekeeper with two sets of hands, for determining longitude.
Letter from John George Hartley to Dr Thomas Young, 1821-09-30
Three letters from Hartley, with two related letters from John Barrow and [Henry Kater].
Letter from John George Hartley to the Admiralty, 1821-09-03
Three letters from Hartley, with two related letters from John Barrow and [Henry Kater].
Letter from John George Hartley to the Admiralty, 1823-04-15
Two letters.
Letter from John George Hartley to the Board of Longitude, 1821-09-09
Three letters from Hartley, with two related letters from John Barrow and [Henry Kater].
Letter from John Girdley on a rule for correcting the longitude at sea, 1805-03-09
Sent to William Marsden.
Letter from John Hamilton to Sir Harry Parker, 1785-12-03
Acknowledging the receipt of a letter from the Board of Longitude inviting him to lay his plans for finding longitude before the Board. Hamilton says he had hoped for half an hour to personally converse, as his method involved 'no plan, no more than gun-powder or the load-stone'.
Letter from John Hamilton to the Board of Longitude, 1783-10-20
Concerning his claim to have found longitude by the use of two instruments and without the need for calculations.
Letter from John Henry Harris to the Board of Longitude, 1810-12-29
Stating his wish to claim the reward for longitude.
Letter from John Henry Harris to the Board of Longitude, 1814-01-22
Stating that he had made 'a valuable discovery of the longitude'.
Letter from John Henry Harris to Thomas Hurd, 1811-06
In which Harris applied for £100 to make a timepiece and made a claim for the £20,000 reward.
Letter from John Hosier to the Board of Longitude, 1809
With an index of names.
Letter from John Hughes to George Gilpin, 1805-02-28
Concerning an instrument sent from Waterford for the 'Priscilla'.
Letter from John Ibbetson to Sir Harry Parker, 1788-12-10
With an index of names.
Letter from John Knowles to Dr Thomas Young, 1824-12-17
Concerning the plans for the Cape Observatory and the appointment of an architect.
Letter from John Lowe to the Board of Longitude, 1791-04-07
Two letters.
Letter from John Lowe to the Board of Longitude, 1791-04-08
Two letters.
Letter from John Lubbock to Charles Robert Darwin; written at London, 1862-10-30
Letter from John Lubbock to Charles Robert Darwin; written at London
(Letter)
Letter from John Lubbock to Charles Robert Darwin; written at London, 1862-12-15
Letter from John Lubbock to Charles Robert Darwin; written at London
(Letter)
Letter from John Mackey to Thomas Hurd, 1816-06-14
With an index of names.