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RefNoCMB/90/3/146
LevelFile
TitleMinutes of a meeting of the Committee of Papers
Date4 May 1843
DescriptionPresent at the meeting: the Marquis of Northampton, President, in the chair; Mr Baily; Dr Martin Barry; Mr Brown; Mr Christie; Dr Lee; Mr Pepys; Dr Roget; Mr Wheatstone

Read and confirmed minutes of the last meeting

Lieutenant Lefroy On the influence of the Moon on the atmospheric pressure, as deduced from the observations of the barometer made at the Magnetic Observatory at St Helena. Postponed
Colonel Harding Wind Table, from observations taklen at the summit of the Rock of Gibraltar. Postponed
Mr Rainey Experimental inquiry into the cause of the ascent and continued motion of the Sap etc. Archives
Dr Carpenter On the minute structure of the skeletons of hard parts of teh Invertebrata. Postpned (the plates not before the Council)
Lieutenant Gillies Variation of the Magnetic Needle as observed at Washington in July 1840. Meteorological Archives
Mr Hall On the structure and mode of action of the Iris. Withdrawn
Dr Martin Barry On Fissiparous Generation. Postponed
Mr Drach On the diurnal temperature of the Earth's surface etc. Postponed
Dr Willils On the special functions of the skin. Referred
Mr Smee On the cause of the reduction of Metals from solutions of their salts by Voltaic Circuit. Archives
Dr Willis On the import and office of the Lymphatic system of Vessels. Referred
Sir John Herschel Notice of an extraordinary luminous appearance seen in the heavens on the 17 March 1843. Postponed
Mr Wilson REsearches into the structure nd development of a newly discovered Paracitic Animalcule of the human skin. Referred
Mr Tate On factorial expressions and the summation of Algebraic series. Referred
Captain Grover Notice of a Comet. Archives
Dr Evans On the general and minute structure of the Spleen in Man and Animals. Referred
Mr Newport On the structure and development of the Nervous and circulatory Systems etc. Referred
Extent3p
FormatManuscript
AccessStatusOpen
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