Cape of Good Hope
Found in 90 Collections and/or Records:
Letter concerning a chronometer for HMS Delight under Captain Robert Hay, 1822-08-24
Sent from John Croker to John Pond.
Letter concerning chronometers for the Observatory at the Cape of Good Hope, to be delivered by Captain Ronald, 1826-07-04
Sent from John Barrow to John Pond.
Letter concerning the return of a chronometer by Arnold issued to Mr Henderson for the observatory at the Cape of Good Hope, 1833-08-10
Sent by A.B. Becher to John Pond.
Letter concerning two chronometers to be given to Sir John Herschel for an expedition to the interior of Africa, 1833-10-30
Sent by Francis Beaufort to John Pond.
Letter from Charles Robert Darwin to (Emily) Catherine Langton née Darwin; written at Cape of Good Hope, 1836-06-03
Letter from Charles Robert Darwin to (Emily) Catherine Langton née Darwin; written at Cape of Good Hope
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Letter from Charles Robert Darwin to (Emily) Catherine Langton née Darwin; written at Cape of Good Hope, 1836-06-03
Letter from Charles Robert Darwin to (Emily) Catherine Langton née Darwin; written at Cape of Good Hope
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Letter from Davies Gilbert to Dr Thomas Young, 1821
Concerning a letter received from Fearon Fallows at the Cape of Good Hope.
Letter from Davies Gilbert to Dr Thomas Young, 1822-09-03
Three letters.
Letter from George Dollond to Dr Thomas Young, 1824-06-02
Enquiring about when the ship would be ready to sail to the Cape of Good Hope to transmit his instruments to Fearon Fallows.
Letter from George Dollond to William Ronald, 1826-08-02
Notifying Ronald of the arrival of a transit instrument he had sent.
Letter from J.B. Alexander, 1959-05-25
A letter from J.B. Alexander to Sir Richard Woolley regarding poor weather at the Cape.
Letter from P. Carstens Schonegevel to the Board of Longitude, 1811-08-01
Two letters, three papers and three newspaper extracts advertising Schonegeval's method for longitude.
Letter from P. Carstens Schonegevel to the Board of Longitude, 1812-03-07
Enclosing an extract of his work on longitude.
Letter informing Pond that a chronometer by Arnold had been issued to the Observatory at the Cape of Good Hope, 1831-08-18
Sent from Francis Beaufort to John Pond.
Log entries for November, 1772-11-01 - 1772-11-30
Log entries for November and early December 1801, 1801-10-30 - 1801-12-04
Daily log entries made in Simon’s Bay and while travelling from the Cape of Good Hope towards New Holland. The entries begin with a note on the departure of the astronomer John Crosley from the voyage on 30 October, and on the rates of the timekeepers.
Longitude of Simons Bay, Cape of Good Hope, 1801-10 - 1802-09
Observations made by John Crosley on his voyage to New Holland (Australia) on board HMS Investigator to carry out surveying.
Mammals-8 Note, 1869-02-19
At meeting of [Zoological] Soc[iety] horns of Cape Buffalo were exhibited by Tegetmeier & it was maintained that they would be useless in battle
Note; by [amanuensis] pp Charles Robert Darwin; written at Z[oological] G[ardens]
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Mammals-19 Note, 1867-12-27
Mr Trimen says certainly male Cape[?] Baboon Chacma has much larger canines & mane
Note; by Charles Robert Darwin
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Meteorological observations and papers, 1856 - 1861
Miscellaneous letters, 1857 - 1859
Letters to Thomas Maclear from various individuals regarding the trigonometric survey and the issue of chronometers, with letters of introduction to Maclear. There are also letters concerning the topography of the Cape Colony, 7 March 1857; Cape Point Lighthouse, 26 July 1857; a report on an earthquake, 20 October 1857; the memorial to Thomas Holden Barker, 4 July 1858; and a report on Dr Livingstone, 10 November 1858.
Molluscs common to Cape of Good Hope & Europe, 1809-01-01 - 1882-04-30
Note; by Charles Robert Darwin in together with See next 3 items
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My idea that isolation plays part, 1809-01-01 - 1882-04-30
Note; by Charles Robert Darwin
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NS I Continental Extensions-8 Note, 1809-01-01 - 1882-04-30
The fact of extraordinary few peculiar plants in intertropical Africa / so wonderfully contrasted with S Africa
Note; by Charles Robert Darwin
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NS I Glacial Period-45 Note, 1862-04-20
Brazil 6000-7000ft / Sandwich Is / Jamaica / Cape of Good Hope / Australian Alps [lists of species found there]
Note; by Charles Robert Darwin
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