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
Two letters.
Letter from F.M. Fyot to Sir Harry Parker, 1785-07-29
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.