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Found in 1992 Collections and/or Records:
Note reporting on repairs to chronometer Nos. 490 and 563, 1828-12-31
Sent from John Roger Arnold to Thomas Taylor.
Notebook outlining 'a simple method of finding the longitude at sea', 1806
Includes illustrations at [RGO 14/44: 167], [RGO 14/44: 172-174], and [RGO 14/44: 179].
NS I Chap 4-33 Note, 1844-08-17
Note; by Charles Robert Darwin
(Note)
NS II Means of distribution-111 Note, 1840-01-01 - 1882-04-30
All Geographical Miles [distances and flying times for birds] [distances from London]
Note; by Charles Robert Darwin
(Note)
NS II Palaeontology, geology-50 Note, 1840-01-01 - 1882-04-30
Note; by Charles Robert Darwin
(Note)
Observations of transits, 1749 - 1755
A working copy of observations of the transits of major stars, 1749-1750, including adjustments to the telescope and observational method. There is mention of the earthquake shock felt in London at 8.23 am on 8 February 1750. At the back of the book are transit observations for 1754-1755.
Observations of transits, 1821 - 1826
Observations of transits, 1826 - 1829
Observations of transits, 1829 - 1830
Original transit observations, 6 September 1829 - 30 September 1830, with occultations of various stars observed with the 46 inch achromatic, 30 inch achromatic and 5 inch equatorial telescopes; adjustments to the transit instrument; meridian marks at Chingford and Blackwall; and repairs to the transit clock by E.J. Dent.
Observations of transits, 1830 - 1831
Original transit observations, 2 October 1830 - 26 June 1831, with adjustments to the transit instrument; occultations of various stars viewed from the equatorial telescope in the East Dome; phenomena of the Jovian satellites; reference to the Chingford and Blackwall meridian marks; and attempted observations of Mercury and Saturn.
Observations of transits, 1831 - 1832
Original transit observations, 1 July 1831 - 5 May 1832, with adjustments to the transit instrument; adjustments and corrections to the transit clock; phenomena of the Jovian satellites; occultations of various stars; attempted observations of Mercury, Jupiter, Uranus, Ceres and Pallas; and the meridian marks at Chingford and Blackwall.
Observations of transits, 1832 - 1833
Original transit observations, 6 June 1832 - 10 September 1833, with adjustments to, reversal of, and repairs to the transit instrument involving Messrs Troughton and Simms; adjustment of the transit clock; meridian marks at Chingford and Blackwall; and observations of Saturn's rings.
Observations of transits, 1834 - 1835
Original transit observations, 27 February 1834 - 27 September 1835, with adjustments to the transit instrument; adjustments to the transit clock; repairs to the transit clock by E.J. Dent; the meridian marks at Blackwall and Chingford; and the temporary meridian mark, 27 February 1834.
Observations on the mysteries of longitude, 1818-07-16
Includes an explanatory sketch of his chart and time pieces.
Official: Air Raids Committee., 01 Oct 1917 - 01 Nov 1917
Official: Cabinet: Correspondence., 03 Jan 1908 - 22 Dec 1908
Official: Cabinet: Dardanelles Committee: printed papers., 1915
Official: Cabinet: Housing Bill: Notes and papers., 1908 - 1909
Includes: typescript notes on the Housing and Town Planning Act which cover the duties of County Councils regarding sanitation, slum clearance and the provision of new housing for the poor; WSC's manuscript notes on the extent of poverty and appalling housing conditions revealed by [Seebohm] Rowntree's study of conditions in York and a London County Council report on housing for the working classes.