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Found in 1992 Collections and/or Records:
Richard Holt on perpetual motion, 1826 - 1827
Richard Judson's 'mad writing' on properties of the circle, 1807-09-19
Robert Davison on perpetual motion, 1790-11-29
Robert Torrens on finding the longitude by celestial altitudes, 1828-07-22
Letter from John Croker to Dr Thomas Young concerning a letter from Torrens; with a draft reply to Torrens from Young.
Rogers, Richard George, 1933-2021 (Baron Rogers of Riverside, Architect)
sample packet (dried flowers) "L[ythrum] ..."; secondary type: miscellaneous, 1842-05-20
Letter from Hewett Cottrell Watson to Charles Robert Darwin; written at London
(Letter, miscellaneous)
sample packet (dried flowers) [?]; secondary type: miscellaneous, 1864-05-16
Letter from Hewett Cottrell Watson to Charles Robert Darwin; written at London in with envelope
(Letter, miscellaneous)
Samuel Abbot Jr. on perpetual motion, 1823 - 1824
Samuel Parlour's description of an apparatus to render a telescope manageable on ship-board, 1824-10-18
Samuel Topp on a disturbance in the magnetic needle, 1799 - 1800
Correspondence regarding the effects of magnetic variation on the mariner's compass, the use of magnetic variation to establish longitude and the cause of magnetic variation.
Sargeant's method using Polaris and Ursa Majoris, 1809 - 1828
‘Second [and Third] Appendix to the Account of Massey's Patent Log, and Sounding Machine’, 1808
The pamphlet, which was printed in London by William Savage, includes both a second and third appendix, and directions for using both machines. It includes testimonials by Admiral Sir George Montague, Peter Bruff, Michael Spratt, Maurilius Adolphus de Starck, Henry Hope, Courtenay Boyle, Earl St. Vincent, Charles Cotton, Captain William Bedford, L. Lukin, John Pynsent, Captain R.J. Neve, and Thomas Moore.
‘Second Appendix to the Account of Massey’s Patent Log, and Sounding Machine’, 1808
The pamphlet, which was printed in London by Savage and Easingwood, includes testimonials by Admiral Sir George Montague, Peter Bruff, Michael Spratt, Maurilius Adolphus de Starck, Henry Hope, Courtenay Boyle, and Captain R.B. Vincent.
Short paper and letter from John Carr, 1825-12-14
Sent to Dr Thomas Young
Sir Joseph Senhouse on a marine chair, 1796 - 1818
Sketches of islands 'discovered', rough calculations and tables, 1791 - 1792
Set of rough astronomical calculations, with tables, notes, and sketches of islands ‘discovered’; the islands are unnamed, although reference points are sometimes given, such as ‘Island A’ [RGO 14/62: 141*v], or ‘Bay at C’ [RGO 14/62: 79v]. Interspersed among the notes are occasional doodles by Gooch [RGO 14/62: 88v], [RGO 14/62: 124r], and translations of [Polynesian] words [RGO 14/62: 124r], [RGO 14/62: 126-127], [RGO 14/62: 141*v].
Some pages are inverted in the volume.
Sold for Miss B Lloyd, 1845-09-19
Note; by Thomas Salt; written at London See found enclosed in DAR 227.6: 450
(Note)
Sold for Miss B Lloyd, 1846-01-09
Note; by Thomas Salt; written at London See found enclosed in DAR 227.6: 452
(Note)
Southwark Diocese, 1899-1926
Most of this is correspondence with and about the livings, arranged by parish within dioceses. Note that these are the modern dioceses, which were not necessarily the ones that the living was in when it was first acquired. There is some overlap with the material in section F. The same numbers have been given for each diocese, thus E/2 and F/2 refer to the diocese of Bath and Wells.