Soho
Found in 13 Collections and/or Records:
Application for employment from William Turnbull, 1828-05-28
Miscellaneous petitions and memorials making requests of the Board of Longitude.
Benjamin Marston's 'marine dromometer' or instrument for measuring a ship's way at sea, 1791-12-17
Letter and proposal.
Letter concerning observations made on HMS Investigator, 1806-05-11
Letter to Lieutenant Samuel Ward Flinders from Robert Brown, botanist on HMS Investigator.
Letter from F.M. Fyot to Sir Harry Parker, 1785-07-29
Two letters.
Letter from F.M. Fyot to Sir Harry Parker, 1785
Two letters.
Letter from F.M. Fyot to Sir Henry [Harry] Parker, 1785-06-04
Enclosing two copies of a pamphlet on longitude; [RGO 14/53: 55-65] and [RGO 14/53: 66-77].
Letter from F.M. Fyot to the Board of Longitude, 1782 - 1850
Announcing Fyot's discovery of the system of true celestial motion. Fyot was formerly a professor of mathematics at the Royal Academy at Lyon.
Letter from Joseph Banks to Harry Parker, 1785-03-17
Concerning Antonio Maria Jaci.
Letter from Matthew Flinders to John Pond, 1811-06-05
Concerning the inclusion of observations taken by Mr Inman among the recalculated observations of HMS Investigator.
Letter from William Weston to Sir Harry Parker, 1785-05-02
Includes a proposal and three letters from Weston to Sir Harry Parker.
Letter from 'W.J.' to Harry Parker, 1784 - 1828
Concerning a method of screening time-keepers from the effects of heat and cold.
Remarks made by William Nicholson, 1805
Printed paper by Arnold with annotations by Nicholson. The paper is preceded by a letter to Nicholson from Sir Joseph Banks [RGO 14/26: 151]. Nicholson's comments on the paper are outlined in the letter at [RGO 14/26: 163].
Remarks made by William Nicholson, 1805
Printed paper by Earnshaw with annotations by Nicholson. The paper is preceded by a letter to Nicholson from Sir Joseph Banks.