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Autograph letter signed to J.C. Adams

Adams/Box 5-15/Box 10/34/4
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19 Apr. 1875

Part of Papers of John Couch Adams

Magnetic survey. Church of Ireland Synod: Athanasian Creed. Views of Westcott, Swainson and Lightfoot.

Lloyd, Humphrey (1800-1881) physicist and university administrator

Autograph letter signed to J.C. Adams

Adams/Box 5-15/Box 10/34/2
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22 Mar. 1866

Part of Papers of John Couch Adams

Secular Acceleration of Moon's mean motion: De La Rue's address, Cayley, Hansen.

Lloyd, Humphrey (1800-1881) physicist and university administrator

Autograph letter signed to J.C. Adams

Adams/Box 5-15/Box 10/34/3
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26 Mar. 1867

Part of Papers of John Couch Adams

Provost-ship of Trinity College, Dublin.

Lloyd, Humphrey (1800-1881) physicist and university administrator

Autograph letter signed to J.C. Adams

Adams/Box 24-26/Box 24/24/18/2
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8 June 1857

Part of Papers of John Couch Adams

Encouragement to come to forthcoming British Association meeting in Dublin, and invitation to stay with HL during it.

Lloyd, Humphrey (1800-1881) physicist and university administrator

Autograph letter signed to J.C. Adams

Adams/Box 5-15/Box 10/34/1
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9 Oct. 1857

Part of Papers of John Couch Adams

Social: French holiday. With Miss Bruce (future Mrs. Adams). Telescope at Paris Observatory. Meeting with Foucault. Neptune controversy.

Lloyd, Humphrey (1800-1881) physicist and university administrator

Autograph letter signed to J.C. Adams

Adams/Box 5-15/Box 10/34/5
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27 Apr. 1867 (No year given: probably 1867 from context.)

Part of Papers of John Couch Adams

"On the orbit of the November meteors": Proc. R.A.S. Vol.27 (1867).

Lloyd, Humphrey (1800-1881) physicist and university administrator

Transcript of part of letter

Adams/Box 24-26/Box 25/13/4
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31 Dec. 1839

Part of Papers of John Couch Adams

"I don't know whether Major Sabine has given you my account of the results of our magnetic tour last summer..." From subject matter, references to Sabine and Ireland almost certainly written by Humphrey Lloyd.

Lloyd, Humphrey (1800-1881) physicist and university administrator