About a time conflict involving the R.S.L. and Visitation Day at the Royal Observatory.
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About a time conflict involving the R.S.L. and Visitation Day at the Royal Observatory.
Asks JH for measures of several double stars.
A note enclosed with the printed observations made with the Northumberland equatorial telescope.
No summary available.
A notice of meeting of the Standards Commission.
Further to resolving the time conflict [see GA's 1847-5-15] and sending out invitations for Visitation Day.
No summary available.
Will send measurements of the requested stars [see GA's 1847-5-15] as soon as JH can consult the appropriate papers.
Gives GA an address for the next while, and tells GA what JH has done about invitations for Visitation Day [see JH's 1847-5-19].
Regarding the final payments for the Liverpool Telescope.
Provides the measurements for Beta Aquarius and Alpha 2 Capricorni [see JH's 1847-5-23].
Agrees with GA [see GA's 1847-6-11] about paying up accounts.
No summary available.
No summary available.
Wants a copy of his Cape Results for his assistant. Would he continue to observe the duration of annularity in the coming eclipse?
Will be happy to supply a copy of the Cape Results [see GA's 1847-9-27]; the next asteroid should be called Flora, to provide 'young goddesses for Mars and Jupiter to admire.'
Regarding a letter from the Newcastle Philosophical Society.
Concerning the method of observation by direct and reflected vision.
About observing stars with the transit circle, and timing the annulus [of an eclipse?].
Was too cloudy to observe the eclipse; very worried about the health of Thomas Maclear.