Letters of Lord Kelvin, 1905-8. Mainly about a device for taking soundings through the ship's hull.

ID:	DRY/19
Type:	Manuscript
Display location:	Not on display
Creator:	HMS Dryad Museum
Date made:	1905-01-01 - 1908-12-31; 1905-1908
Credit:	National Maritime Museum, Greenwich, London
Parts:	H.M.S. Dryad (Manuscript) Elements of navigation, c.1770. (Manuscript) (DRY/1) Plan of learning. Executed by George Miller at the Royal Academy, Portsmouth, 1754. (Manuscript) (DRY/2) Sailing directions and navigational notebook, 1763. (Manuscript) (DRY/3) Navigational notebook, c.1770. (Manuscript) (DRY/4) Navigational notebook belonging to William Cosey, HMS GANNET, c.1850. (Manuscript) (DRY/5) Navigational notebook belonging to W.B. Greene, 1812. (Manuscript) (DRY/6) Navigational notebook belonging to W. Weller, Royal Naval College, 10 November 1812. (Manuscript) (DRY/7) Sight book belonging to H. B. Callander, Mid R.N., HMS DUNCAN and HMS TERRIBLE, 24 May 1864-23 March 1868. (Manuscript) (DRY/8) Speed and distance table, n.d. (Manuscript) (DRY/9) Master's examination for the channel (including dimensions of the Royal Navy, July 1774) belonging to Lieutenant James Bradley, 1780. (Manuscript) (DRY/10) Logbook of HMS BOMBAY, NARCISSUS, SPITEFUL, BEACON and GREYHOUND. Kept by Mid C E Morison. (Manuscript) (DRY/11) Journal of HMS SYLVIA, 1876-78. Kept by Sub-Lieutenant Edward C H Helby, while ship surveying in the Korean Archipelago. (Manuscript) (DRY/12) Regulations of the Royal Naval College, 1869. (Manuscript) (DRY/13) Orderbook of the Royal Naval College, 1839-55. (Manuscript) (DRY/14) Watch, station, quarter and fire bills. (Manuscript) (DRY/15) Signal book belonging to Captain Edward Tyrrell Smith.1794 (Manuscript) (DRY/16) Lecture of Captain J A CG Troup. General navigation I and II; handling ships, n.d. (Manuscript) (DRY/17) Enquiry into sanitary conditions at the Royal Naval College, Feb 1890. A list of the officers at the college in 1889. (Manuscript) (DRY/18) Letters of Lord Kelvin, 1905-8. Mainly about a device for taking soundings through the ship's hull. (Manuscript) (DRY/19) Two diagrams on tracing paper showing towing tables for sections of the Mulberry harbours, 1944. Entitled 'Mulberry "A" Towing Table (US)' and 'Mulberry "B" Towing Table (BRIT)'. (Manuscript) (DRY/20)

Letters of Lord Kelvin, 1905-8. Mainly about a device for taking soundings through the ship's hull.

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