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Letter from William Erasmus Darwin to Emma Darwin née Wedgwood; written at Southampton marked by Charles Robert Darwin

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Letter from William Erasmus Darwin to Sir Francis Darwin; written at Southampton envelope - for See previous item?

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Letter from William Erasmus Darwin to Sir George Howard Darwin; written at Southampton

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Letter from William Erasmus Darwin to Sir George Howard Darwin; written at Southampton

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Letter from William Erasmus Darwin to Sir George Howard Darwin; written at Southampton postcard

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Letter from William Winwood Reade to Charles Robert Darwin; written at Southampton

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Note; by Charles Robert Darwin; written at Southampton

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Scope and Contents Correspondence and observations of tides, including records of daily levels of tides; tide graphs; heights of high water marks; meteorological records; and notes taken daily at various coastal stations, including Deptford, Bristol, Southampton, Ipswich, Limerick and Dublin, tabulated and reduced, and often plotted on line graphs. There is also a coloured plan of a tide meter; C. Hopkin's hints and suggestions for a new theory of tides; J. Maxton's description of a self-registering...

Scope and Contents (1) Papers on time balls at various places, 1894-1910Correspondence and papers on the following subjects:Request by G.H. Hills to see the Greenwich time ball for guidance on the erection of a timeball at Chatham, answered by Christie, 1894.Letter of thanks for C.F. Close's visit to inspect the time ball, 1894.Arrangements for the fall of the Bremen time ball, reported by 'Normal Zeit' and acknowledged by F.W. Dyson, 1895.P. Stevens on the difference in...

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Note; by Charles Robert Darwin; written at Southampton

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Note; by Emma Darwin née Wedgwood pp-and Charles Robert Darwin; written at Southampton

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Scope and Contents BULL 1 - 10 is made up of diaries kept faithfully by William (or Paul, as he was known to his family and close friends) Bull from 1878, when he was thirteen years old until some three weeks before his death in January 1931. The earlier diaries were illustrated and all the diaries are interleaved with letters, press cuttings, menus, theatre programmes and photographs relating to the events they describe. Twice yearly, in June and December, Bull compiled a 'Retrospect' of the past six months...

Scope and Contents Papers relating to transactions with the Royal Society, including correspondence with its members. There are papers by Airy on the correction of the compass on iron-built ships; the theoretical explanation of an apparent new polarity in light, with a supplement; the laws of the rise and fall of the tide in the River Thames; the laws of individual tides at Southampton and Ipswich; and the papers supplied by James Ivory to the 'Philosophical Transactions'. The material also includes a list of...

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Note; by Charles Robert Darwin; written at Southampton

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Note; by Charles Robert Darwin See item 66 part by Sir Francis Darwin

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Note; by Charles Robert Darwin hand of Emma Darwin née Wedgwood

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