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RefNoMA/206
Previous numbersMA.206-211
LevelFile
TitleMeteorological observations from India, China, and Canada, by various authors
Date1771-1807
DescriptionContaining meteorological tables and notes from: Fort St. George, Madras [Chennai], and Nagore in India; at Canton [Guangzhou], in China; and at the Hudson's Bay post of Cumberland House, Canada, and at Montreal. With a letter to Sir Joseph Banks, and a contents list for the whole volume on the inner fly-leaf.
Extent1 volume: 8 items; 188p.
FormatManuscript
PhysicalDescriptionInk on paper. Bound in brown library buckram by Maltbys of Oxford. Gilded inscriptions to spine: 'Meteorolog. Journals. MA 206-211'. With the Royal Society's coat of arms.
Dimensions450x288mm.
AccessStatusOpen
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