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RGO Archives/RGO 7 contains:
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108 Papers on chronometer trials
109 Correspondence on hack watch trials
110 Papers on magnetic investigations
111 Papers on magnetic observations
112 Papers on magnetic instruments
113 Papers on magnetic observations
114 Papers on magnetic observations
115 Correspondence on compasses in iron ships
116 Miscellaneous papers on magnetism
117 Miscellaneous correspondence
118 Miscellaneous correspondence
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Papers of William Christie

Title Papers on magnetic observations
Reference RGO 7/113
(former reference: K6)
Covering Dates 1873–1886
Extent and Medium 1 bundle
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Paper by Balfour Steward 'On the secular change of magnetic dip at Kew', 1886.

Letter of acknowledgement of Captain Evans's paper on compass declinations round Britain, 1873.

Notice from Lewis Guidi, Director of the Meteoric and Magnetic Department of Valerio Observatory, 1876, which accompanied the meteorological and magnetic observations of July 1876.

'Magnetic observations at Kerguelen' by the Revd S.J. Perry F.R.S., from the 'Proceedings of the Royal Society', No. 179, 1877, with related correspondence, 1877-1878.

Chart from the Missouri Weather Service: 'Lines of equal transitions of the magnetic needle, 1878-1879'.

Correspondence with R. Röttger concerning unusual movements of the magnetic needle, 1879.

Observations on the magnetic storm of August 1880, sent by the Observatoire de Zi-ka-wei and the Meteorological Office, Toronto; and observations of the magnetic storm of January-February 1881 and magnetic tracings for 16-21 April 1882, sent by the Meteorological Office, Toronto.

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