1860 Feb. 11 Report on the Instrumental Equipments
Ho. of Commons.
of
the Exchequer Office of Weights and (Parly.
Paper.)
Measures,
as regards the means for
preventing
Fraud in the Sale of Gas to
the
Public; and on the Amendments which
may
be required to the existing Legislation
on
that subject.
1860 Mar. 9 Address on the approaching Solar Eclipse
R. Astr. Soc.
of
July 18, 1860, &c. (Month.
Not.)
1860 May 10 Correspondence between the Lords
Ho. of Commons.
Commissioners
of Her Majesty’s Treasury, (Parly.
Paper.)
&c.,
and the Astronomer Royal, relating
to
Gas Measurement, and the Sale of
Gas
Act.
1860 June 2 Report of the Astronomer Royal to the
Board
of Visitors. And Address to the
Members
of the Board in reference to
Struve’s
Geodetic suggestions.
1860 June 7 Correspondence regarding the Grant of
L1000
to Prof. Hansen for his Lunar
Tables.
1860 Sept. 13 Remarks on a Paper entitled “On
the
Polar
Distances of the Greenwich Transit
Circle,
by A. Marth.” Addressed to
the
Members of the Board of Visitors.
1860 Sept. 22 On Change of Climate, in answer to
Athenaeum.
certain
speculations by Sir Henry James.
1860 Oct. 20 Circular relating to the distribution
of
Greenwich
Observations and other
publications
of the Royal Observatory.
1860 Nov. 9 Account of Observations of the Total
R. Astr. Soc.
Solar
Eclipse of 1860, July 18, made (Month.
Not.)
at
Herena, near Miranda de Ebro; &c. &c.
1860 Nov. 17 On Change of Climate: further discussion. Athenaeum.
1860 Letters on Lighthouses, to the Commission
on
Lighthouses.
1860 Dec. 14 Note on the translation of a passage
in a R. Astr. Soc.
letter
of Hansen’s relating to (Month.
Not.)
coefficients.
1861 Feb. 9 On the Temperature-correction of Syphon
Athenaeum.
Barometers.
1861 March Results of Observations of the Solar
R. Astr. Soc.
Eclipse
of 1860 July 18 made at the Royal (Month.
Not.)
Observatory,
Greenwich, for determination
of
the Errors of the Tabular Elements of
the
Eclipse. Also Suggestion of a new
Astronomical
Instrument, for which the
name
“Orbit-Sweeper” is proposed. Also
Theory
of the Regulation of a Clock by
Galvanic
Currents acting on the Pendulum.


