Record

RefNoMA/220/1
Previous numbersMA.220
LevelFile
TitleMeteorological observations at the Royal Society's apartments at Somerset House, London, by [Stephen Lee?]
CreatorLee; Stephen (d.1835); British librarian and assistant secretary to the Royal Society
The Royal Society (founded 1660)
Date1 January-31 December 1812
DescriptionDaily meteorological observations made at Somerset House. On printed sheets, with columns for the date, sixes thermometer, time in hours and minutes, external and interior thermometers a.m. and p.m., barometer in inches, hygrometer, rain in inches, direction and strength of winds, and general weather remarks.

Published as 'Meteorological Journal, kept at the apartments of the Royal Society, by order of the President and Council', Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society, v.103 (1813), pp.1-26 [additional]. Lacking the annual summary by monthly totals.

In a paper wrapper, stamped: 'The Royal Society of London'.
Extent26p. [mainly rectos pages only, occasional notes on the verso pages].
FormatPrinted
Manuscript
PhysicalDescriptionInk on paper, in paper wrappers.
Dimensions380x250mm.
AccessStatusOpen
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