RefNo | Title | Date |
EC/1775/26 | Fordyce, George: certificate of election to the Royal Society | |
CB/2/404 | Copy of a letter from Charles Blagden to G Fordyce | 15 February 1790 |
CB/2/408 | Copy of a letter from Charles Blagden to G Fordyce | 21 February 1790 |
CB/1/4/21 | Letter from G Fordyce to Charles Blagden | [February 1790] |
IM/001496 | Fordyce, George | nd |
L&P/9/64 | Paper, 'On muscular motion [Croonian Lecture]' by George Fordyce | 1787 |
L&P/6/178 | Paper, 'Of the light produced by inflammation' by George Fordyce | 1776 |
L&P/7/126 | Paper, 'A new method of assaying copper ores' by George Fordyce | 1779 |
L&P/8/149 | Paper, 'Of the loss of weight by heat' by George Fordyce | 1785 |
L&P/9/54 | Letter, 'An account of an experiment on heat' from George Fordyce to Joseph Banks | 1787 |
L&P/10/61/2 | Plate, 'Brass tube' by George Fordyce | 1793 |
L&P/10/61/1 | Paper, 'Account of a new pendulum (Bakerian Lecture 1793)' by George Fordyce | 1793 |
L&P/10/61/4 | Plate, 'Frame of the clock with tube' by George Fordyce | 1793 |
L&P/10/20/1 | Letter, 'On the cause of the additional weight which metals acquire by being calcined' from George Fordyce to Joseph Banks | 1792 |
L&P/10/20/2 | Plate, 'Diluted vitriolic acid in a vessel' by George Fordyce | 1792 |
L&P/10/61/3 | Plate, 'The means of altering the point I in height to E' by George Fordyce | 1793 |
L&P/10/61/5 | Plate, 'Uses of the screws in the bar' by George Fordyce | 1793 |
L&P/11/149/1 | Paper, 'Anatomical description of a male rhinoceros' by George Fordyce | 1800 |
L&P/7/110 | Paper, 'Examination of various ores in the museum of Dr Hunter' by George Fordyce and Stanesby Alchorne | 1779 |
L&P/11/149 | Paper, 'Anatomical description of a male rhinoceros' by George Fordyce | 1800 |
L&P/8/136 | Letter, 'Heat diminishes the attraction of gravitation' from George Fordyce to Joseph Banks | 24 February 1785 |
L&P/10/20 | Paper, 'On the cause of the additional weight which metals acquire by being calcined' by George Fordyce | 1793 |
L&P/10/61 | Paper, 'Account of a new pendulum (Bakerian Lecture 1793)' by George Fordyce | 1793 |