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Phillips, John (1800-1874), geologist
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Letter from John Phillips
Add. MS a/63/18/1 · Partie · 26 Sept. 1836
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BAAS - WW appointed by BAAS to be one of a committee for 'drawing up instructions for observers in Physical Science'. Printed letter completed in manuscript.
Letters from John Phillips
Add. MS a/210/133-152 · Pièce · 1833-1853
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Item 140 written on an attached sheet to "Results of Observations on the Oscillation of the Barometer, at several hours, between 4 A.M. and 10 P.M. at York".
Letter from Henry Thomas De La Beche
Add. MS a/202/157 · Pièce · 12 Mar. 1838
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Ordnance Press Office, Tower - During his survey of Cornwall, Devon and Somerset HTB obtained many organic remains, and the loan of many local collections of fossils. He applied and received a grant from the Treasury to enable Prof. [John] Phillips to… read more
Letter from John Phillips
Add. MS a/63/18/2 · Partie · 28 Sept. 1836
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BAAS, York - WW to describe tide observations made at the Port of Bristol on behalf of the BAAS. Printed letter completed in manuscript.
Letter from John Phillips
Add. MS a/63/18/3 · Partie · 3 Oct. 1836
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BAAS, York - WW appointed one of a committee to help promote 'inquries concerning Isomorphism and the connexion between crystalline form & chemical constitution'. Printed letter completed in manuscript.
Adam Sedgwick correspondence
Add. MS c/1/31-43 · Pièce · 19th c.
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Thirteen letters, five written by Adam Sedgwick (one of them a copy), the rest sent to him, by David Milne Home, John Phillips, Joseph Edleston, and C. H. Terrot.

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Letter from John Phillips
Add. MS a/63/18/4 · Partie · 8 Nov. 1836
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BAAS, York - BAAS require a copy or abstract of the communications WW presented at the Bristol meeting. Printed letter completed in manuscript.