'Objections to Mr Mudge's Pretensions to a Reward from Parliament: By a Committee of the Board of Longitude' By the Committee of the Board of Longitude Thomas Mudge petitioned Parliament after his Father's instrument to determine Longitude was awarded £500. Mudge believed it should have claimed the higher sums offered by the Board of Longitude. This pamphlet sets out this history of this case, and also states the errors recorded not only by Mudge's watches, but also those of Mr Arnold and Mr Emery. 1793