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Major-General Henry Despard: letter book
Bound volume titled on spine, 'Commanding Officer's Letter Book | Private'. Contains summaries or full transcripts of over 300 letters, both private and official, relating to the period when Henry Despard was commanding the 99th Regiment in Sydney (1846-8) and Hobart Town (1848-54) and in undertaking special duties in the Victorian goldfields (1853). The correspondence largely relates to regimental organisation, discipline and welfare. 128pp., with index to letters at rear of volume.
Meteorological observations, 1888 - 1893
NS I Glacial Period-7 Note, 1857-06-16
Falconer says he is sure...
Note; by Charles Robert Darwin
(Note)
Observations for the variation and dip of the magnetic needle, 1801 - 1805
Made in HMS Investigator during a voyage of discovery to the South Sea in the years 1801-1805.
Observations from Port Lincoln towards Port Jackson, 1802-03-05 - 1802-05-16
Including observations made at (or in the vicinity of) Kangaroo Island, Port Phillip, Bass Strait and Port Jackson.
Observations made along the west and south coasts of Hew Holland, 1803-04-30 - 1803-06-28
Travelling via Cape Leuwen, towards Bass Strait and Port Jackson, and including observations made at Cattle Point and Garden Island.
Observations made at Port Jackson, 1802-05-25 - 1802-07-18
Made in HMS Investigator on a voyage of discovery to the South Sea in the years 1801-1805.
Observations made between Port Jackson and St Helena, 1801 - 1805
The observations form a continuous run, with occasional headings based on location (reproduced here).
Observations made from Port Jackson along the east (and northeast) coasts of New Holland, 1802-07-22 - 1803-02-10
The observations form a continuous run, with occasional headings based on location (reproduced here).
Observations made from Port Jackson towards Timor, 1803-06-19 - 1803-08-23
Beginning with rates of the timekeepers from 19 June until 9 August.
Observations made from Timor towards Port Jackson, 1803-04-19 - 1803-05-12
The observations form a continuous run, with occasional headings based on location (reproduced here).
Observations made off Cape Leuwen and towards Port Jackson, 1803-05-13 - 1803-08-09
The observations form a continuous run, with occasional headings based on location (reproduced here).
Observations made upon the east point of Sydney Cove, Port Jackson, 1802-05-12 - 1802-07-18
Includes accounts of the rates of the timekeepers.
Pages marked up for insertion of observations by James Inman, 1803 - 1805
Made in HMS Investigator on a voyage of discovery to the South Sea in the years 1801-1805.
Papers on determining galvanic longitudes, 1878 - 1888
Receipt for money received from Captain Charles Mitchell of HMS Slaney for a box chronometer, 1825-05-07
Signed by J. Robertson.
Sarchochilus parviflorus (Vandeae) produces capsules not infrequently in the B[ritish Mus[eum but no in Sydney - apparently from want of proper insect as seed well if pollen opposite the stigma / Mr Fitzgerald, 1809-01-01 - 1882-04-30
Note; by Charles Robert Darwin
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Summaries of observations made between December 1801 and July 1802, 1801-12-12 - 1802-07-18
Includes accounts of the rates and errors of the timekeepers by Earnshaw and Arnold, and summaries of observations to determine longitude made in Princess Royal Harbour, at Bay 10, in Port Phillip Bay and at Cattle Point on the east side of Sydney Cove, Port Jackson.