...persons, many of them perhaps new to the world of science, are at this moment pursuing investigations recommended in general terms, in one or other of the...by the Committee on Tides, have been undertaken by order of the Lords of the Admiralty, at above 500 stations on the coast of Britain. Individuals, as...

...Constants of Nature and Art, which are of perpetual recurrence in physical inquiries, and which have been confided to the superintendence of Mr. Babbage....by the Committee on Tides have been undertaken by order of the Lords of the Admiralty, at above 500 stations on the coast of Britain. Individuals, as...

...Constants of Nature and Art, which are of perpetual recurrence in physical inquiries, and which have been confided to the superintendence of Mr. Babbage....recommended by the Committee on Tides have been undertaken bv order of the Lords of the Admiralty, at above 500 stations on the coast of Britain. Individuals,...

...periods, which may even perhaps bear a comparison with the sublime cycles of astronomy. Government Aid. Five hundred pounds have been advanced by the Lords...by the Committee on Tides, have been undertaken by order of the Lords of the Admiralty, at above 500 stations on the coast of Britain. Division of Labour....

...publications of the Society. objects which required an outlay riot to'be expected from in-' dividuals. Among the most important of these' is the collection...advanced by the Lords of the Treasury towards the reductions of the Greenwich Observations, at the instance of the Association ; and more recently the...

...their disposal, for the purpose of pursuing objects which required an outlay not to be expected from individuals. Among the most important of these is...of science. Five hundred pounds have been advanced b)' the Lords of the Treasury towards the reductions of the Greenwich Observations, at the instance...

...recurrence in physical, enquiries, and which hoe been confided to the superintendence of Mr. Babbagc. When objects of still more peculiar national importance...stimulating government to the aid of science. Five hundred pound« have- bec-n advanced by the lords of the treasury toward« tire reduction of the Greenwich...

...other of the publications of the Society. objects which required an outlay not to be expected from individuals. Among the most important of these is...advanced by the Lords of the Treasury towards the reductions of the Greenwich Observations, at the instance of the Association ; and more recently the...