Memoir of Thomas Drummond, R.E.,F.R.A.S., Under Secretary to the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, 1835-1840 |
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Page 65
... well prepared for it . From the moment when he joined the service he had
striven with all his powers to qualify himself for advancing its interests . He had
thrown his heart into it , and eagerly cultivated all those branches of knowledge
which ...
... well prepared for it . From the moment when he joined the service he had
striven with all his powers to qualify himself for advancing its interests . He had
thrown his heart into it , and eagerly cultivated all those branches of knowledge
which ...
Page 67
In the beginning of the Survey , General Roy , on several occasions , but
especially in carrying his triangles across the Channel to the French coast , made
use of Bengal and white lights prepared at the Royal Arsenal ; for these ,
parabolic ...
In the beginning of the Survey , General Roy , on several occasions , but
especially in carrying his triangles across the Channel to the French coast , made
use of Bengal and white lights prepared at the Royal Arsenal ; for these ,
parabolic ...
Page 69
Experiment , in short , had brought him to the point at which he was fully prepared
to picture the lime ball in the focus of the reflector the 1 The first step in the Irish
Survey was a " THE DRUMMOND LIGHT AND HELIOSTAT . 69.
Experiment , in short , had brought him to the point at which he was fully prepared
to picture the lime ball in the focus of the reflector the 1 The first step in the Irish
Survey was a " THE DRUMMOND LIGHT AND HELIOSTAT . 69.
Page 74
While they were on this duty , Drummond , with his heliostat , light apparatus ,
and a complete observatory of meteorological and other philosophical
instruments , was encamped on Divis preparing the station for the great
theodolite . On the ...
While they were on this duty , Drummond , with his heliostat , light apparatus ,
and a complete observatory of meteorological and other philosophical
instruments , was encamped on Divis preparing the station for the great
theodolite . On the ...
Page 79
He unites literary and antiquarian tastes with an aptitude at once for science and
for the work of administration . The department which Drummond created and
fostered was that of meteorology . During the period of preparation scarcely an ...
He unites literary and antiquarian tastes with an aptitude at once for science and
for the work of administration . The department which Drummond created and
fostered was that of meteorology . During the period of preparation scarcely an ...
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