Calcutta
Found in 14 Collections and/or Records:
Correspondence on time balls and signals, 1875 - 1878
Duplicate of a letter from Charles Hudson to Dr Thomas Young, 1825-01-25
The original letter is at [RGO 14/37: 340-343].
Duplicate of a letter from Charles Hudson to Dr Thomas Young, 1824-11-25
The original letter is at [RGO 14/37: 328-331].
Letter from Charles Hudson to Dr Thomas Young, 1824-11-25
Includes three letters from Hudson (with two duplicates) and related newspaper cuttings.
Letter from Charles Hudson to Dr Thomas Young, 1825-01-25
Includes three letters from Hudson (with two duplicates) and related newspaper cuttings.
Letter from Charles Hudson to Dr Thomas Young, 1825-08-23
Includes a colour illustration of a nautical instrument for ascertaining longitude.
Letter from Charles Hudson to the Board of Longitude, 1819-10-03
Outlining his proposals for determining longitude by the dip of the sun at noon. Also duplicate copy of the same. Both are witnessed by Thomas Gibson.
Letter from Charles Hudson to the Board of Longitude, 1819-11-04
Outlining a second method of finding longitude, based on lunar movement.
Letter from George Burges concerning a method of ascertaining longitude, 1829-01-17
Correspondence regarding miscellaneous schemes and inventions.
Letter from James L. Ewart on eclipses of Jupiter's satellites observed at Calcutta, 1794-07-20
Sent to J. Lindley.
Newspaper cuttings from 'John Bull' (Calcutta) and related certificates, 1824-11
Concerning Charles Hudson's method of finding the longitude.
Papers on compass corrections on iron ships, 1844 - 1848
Papers on the Julian invasion, 1748 - 1852
Tables and computations, 1787 - 1788
Tables and computations, including a table for finding the Moon's southing. There is also a computation of the longitude of Calcutta, India, made from simultaneous observations there by Captain Huddart and at Greenwich of the immersions and emersions of Jupiter's satellites, 1787-1788.