Autograph letter signed to J.C. Adams
Part of Papers of John Couch Adams
Newall telescope. AAC agrees to help in the matter as far as he can.
Common, Andrew Ainslie (1841-1903) astronomer and astronomical photographer
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Newall telescope. Acknowledgement of letter of sympathy for death of her husband. Hope that the telecope may be used in Cambridge.
Newall, Mary (fl 1889)
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Newall telescope. WHMC and Common have written their recommendations for the use of telescope, suggesting Darwin have charge of it. Pleased that JCA is prepared to house it at the Observatory after all.
Christie, Sir William Henry Mahoney (1845-1922) Knight and astronomer
Autograph letter signed to J.C. Adams
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Newall telescope. Opinion of the instrument, and outline of its sad history.
Marth, Albert (1828-1897) astronomer
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Newall telescope. Suggestions for obtaining opinion of instrument. Poor opinion of Marth's opinion of any telescope.
Common, Andrew Ainslie (1841-1903) astronomer and astronomical photographer
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Newall telescope. Agrees to join Committee to examine the instrument.
Christie, Sir William Henry Mahoney (1845-1922) Knight and astronomer
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Newall telescope. Good opinion of instrument after examination.
Christie, Sir William Henry Mahoney (1845-1922) Knight and astronomer
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Newall telescope. Suggestion that Huggins might be willing to take charge of it, as is in poor circumstances.
Liveing, George Downing (1827-1924) chemist and university administrator
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Newall telescope. Making arrangements to meet JCA [to discuss selling land next to the Observatory to accomodate the telescope].
Scott, Sir Robert Forsyth (1849-1933) Knight, Master of St John's College Cambridge
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Newall telescope. St John's are willing to sell the land required adjoining the Observatory.
Scott, Sir Robert Forsyth (1849-1933) Knight, Master of St John's College Cambridge