Group, seated and standing, comprising of R. T. Raikes (Merton, B.A. 1866), F. Crowder (Brasenose, B.A. ?), W. Freeman (Merton, B.A. ?), F. Willan (Exeter, B.A. ?), E. F. Henley (Oriel, B.A. 1867), W. W. Wood (University, B.A. 1868), H. P. Senhouse (Christ Church, B.A. ?), M. Brown (Trinity, B.A. 1868), C. R. W. Tottenham (Christ Church, B.A. 1868).

Paper

Adams/Box 20/20/6/2
Item
1866

Part of Papers of John Couch Adams

Proposal, in French, to l'Academie des Sciences to offer a prize for a study of whether the recently published equation of the Moon's motion, due to the eccentricity of the orbit of the earth [work of JCA and Airy], accords with records of ancient eclipses.

Academie des Sciences

Paper

Adams/Box 5-15/Box 14/41/5
Item
1866 (Undated.)

Part of Papers of John Couch Adams

"The eclipse of the Sun August 17th 1866 - central line and limits of totality. In India - 2nd approximation". Signed JFT.

Tennant, J F (fl 1884-1892)

'Dieppe, The Castle, 1866', by Samuel Butler

Butler/Section 1 (I)/Pictures/10
File
1866

Part of Samuel Butler Collection

Watercolour on paper (22 x 28 cm). Mounted and framed. [No. 10 in Henry Festing Jones's 1921 catalogue.]

'Dieppe', by Samuel Butler

Butler/Section 1 (I)/R-Box 5/1/8
Item
1866

Part of Samuel Butler Collection

Watercolour and pencil on paper (18 x 11.5 cm). With a second watercolour sketch on the verso, showing a sunset viewed through arches. [No. 11 in Henry Festing Jones's 1921 catalogue.]

'S. Butler. 1866'