Leith
Found in 14 Collections and/or Records:
Copy of a letter from Thomas Hurd to Robert Gillespie, 1815-03-03
Two letters and a plan submitted by Gillespie to the Board of Longitude, with copies of two letters of reply from Thomas Hurd.
Copy of a letter from Thomas Hurd to Robert Gillespie, 1814-12-19
Two letters and a plan submitted by Gillespie to the Board of Longitude, with copies of two letters of reply from Thomas Hurd.
Letter from George Lindesay to Captain Thomas Hurd, 1818-05-08
Four letters and two methods submitted by Lieutenant George Lindesay of HMS Cherokee.
Letter from George Lindesay to Captain Thomas Hurd, 1818-05-27
Four letters and two methods submitted by Lieutenant George Lindesay of HMS Cherokee.
Letter from John Coldstream to Charles Robert Darwin; written at Leith, 1831-09-13
Letter from John Coldstream to Charles Robert Darwin; written at Leith
(Letter)
Letter from John Coldstream to Charles Robert Darwin; written at Leith, 1829-02-28
Letter from John Coldstream to Charles Robert Darwin; written at Leith
(Letter)
Letter from John George Hartley to the Admiralty, 1823-04-15
Two letters.
Letter from Robert Gillespie to George Gilpin, 1814-12-10
Two letters and a plan submitted by Gillespie to the Board of Longitude, with copies of two letters of reply from Thomas Hurd.
Letter from Robert Gillespie to the Board of Longitude, 1814-12-03
Two letters and a plan submitted by Gillespie to the Board of Longitude, with copies of two letters of reply from Thomas Hurd.
Letter from William Mitchel to [Sir Harry Parker], 1787-05-31
On finding longitude by eclipses of Jupiter's satellites and by the moon's meridian passage, and on a quadrant and other instruments.
Letter from William Mitchel to [Sir Harry Parker], 1787-07-02
On finding longitude by eclipses of Jupiter's satellites and by the moon's meridian passage, and on a quadrant and other instruments.
Letter from William Mitchel to Sir 'Henry' [Harry] Parker, 1787-04-16
On finding longitude by eclipses of Jupiter's satellites and by the moon's meridian passage, and on a quadrant and other instruments.
Method of finding the longitude at sea by the horary angles of the sun and moon, 1818-05
Four letters and two methods submitted by Lieutenant George Lindesay of HMS Cherokee.