Memoir of Thomas Drummond, R.E.,F.R.A.S., Under Secretary to the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, 1835-1840 |
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The improvement came at a good time , when the children were growing up and
expenses increasing . But before it came , there had been enough of frugality and
carefulness in the household ; and in the recollection of his early home we may ...
The improvement came at a good time , when the children were growing up and
expenses increasing . But before it came , there had been enough of frugality and
carefulness in the household ; and in the recollection of his early home we may ...
Page 27
In one , dated 27th May 1813 , the clamour for franks increases . By this time he
has repeatedly visited the Harts at Brixton , and been most kindly entertained .
They are obviously great friends of the family ; press him to spend his vacation
with ...
In one , dated 27th May 1813 , the clamour for franks increases . By this time he
has repeatedly visited the Harts at Brixton , and been most kindly entertained .
They are obviously great friends of the family ; press him to spend his vacation
with ...
Page 35
... and was subsequently taken to replace that given in Dr Hutton ' s Course of
Mathematics , to which he had objected . This apparently trifling event gave an
increased stimulus to his exertions , and may perhaps be considered the
foundation ...
... and was subsequently taken to replace that given in Dr Hutton ' s Course of
Mathematics , to which he had objected . This apparently trifling event gave an
increased stimulus to his exertions , and may perhaps be considered the
foundation ...
Page 48
... measures employed , if such juxtaposition be not by some contrivance
rendered unnecessary . It is obvious that the errors of measurement , supposing
the measuring apparatus itself to be perfect , are apt to increase with the number
of times ...
... measures employed , if such juxtaposition be not by some contrivance
rendered unnecessary . It is obvious that the errors of measurement , supposing
the measuring apparatus itself to be perfect , are apt to increase with the number
of times ...
Page 50
... regard to the second set of operations , that , as the triangles increase in
magnitude , the means of making distant points steadily and distinctly visible are
next in practical importance to the excellence of the instruments for measuring
angles .
... regard to the second set of operations , that , as the triangles increase in
magnitude , the means of making distant points steadily and distinctly visible are
next in practical importance to the excellence of the instruments for measuring
angles .
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