W. H. Smyth

Also known as

William Henry Smyth

Born 1788-01-01

Died 1865-01-01

Identifiers

VIAF69231186
WikidataQ1334102
ISNI0000000122814521
Open LibraryOL412328A

Top Subjects

Astronomy (3)
Rome -- Numismatics (2)
Astronomy. (2)
Astrology (2)
Astronomical clocks (2)
Sicily (Italy) (1)
Beaver, Philip, 1766-1813 (1)

Books by W. H. Smyth

Total count: 30

Memoir descriptive of the resources, inhabitants, and hydrography, of Sicily and its islands, interspersed with antiquarian and other notices.

J. Murray1824-01-01
The life and services of Captain Philip Beaver, late of His Majesty's ship Nisus.

J. Murray1829-01-01
Descriptive catalogue of a cabinet of Roman imperial large-brass medals.

Webb1834-01-01
Descriptive Catalogue of a Cabinet of Roman Imperial Large-brass Medals

J. Webb1834-01-01
Observations of Halley's cometRead June 10, 1836

1836-01-01
Nautical observations on the port and maritime vicinity of Cardiffwith occasional strictures on the ninth report of the Taff Vale Railway directors, and some general remarks on the commerce of Glamorganshire

[s.n.]1840-01-01
Nautical observations on the port and maritime vicinity of Cardiff ...Appendix: Rules and regulations of the Bute Docks at Cardiff.

1840-01-01
A cycle of celestial objects, for the use of naval, military, and private astronomers.Observed, reduced, and discussed by William Henry Smyth.

J.W. Parker1844-01-01
A cycle of celestial objectsfor the use of naval, military, and private astronomers.

J. W. Parker1844-01-01
Description of an astrological clock belonging to the Society of Antiquaries

Printed by J.B. Nichols1848-01-01
Address to the Royal Geographical Society of Londondelivered at the anniversary meeting on the 27th May, 1850. Preceded by brief addresses on presenting the awards of the council of the society

Printed by W. Clowes and Sons1850-01-01
Supplement to the Description of an astrological clock, belonging to the Society of Antiquaries

Printed by J.B. Nichols1851-01-01
℗Ædes Hartwellian℗æor, Notices of the manor and mansion of Hartwell.

Printed for private circulation, by J.B. Nichols and son1851-01-01
Ædes Hartwellianæ: Or, Notices of the Manor and Mansion of Hartwell

Printed for privatecirculation, by J.B. Nichols and son1851-01-01
On tradesmen's tokensa paper read at the General Meeting of the Bedfordshire Architectural and Archaeological Society held a thte Moot Hall, Elstow, May 25, 1852

publisher not identified1852-01-01
The Mediterraneana memoir physical historical and nautical

John W. Parker and Son1854-01-01
Descriptive catalogue of a cabinet of Roman family coins belonging to the Duke of Northumberland.

(printed privately)1856-01-01
A farewell to the double-star [Aries symbol] Virginis, at the epoch of 1858

1858-01-01
Sketch of the rise and progress of the Royal Society Club

Printed by John Bowyer Nichols and Sons1860-01-01
Sketch of the rise and progress of the Royal Society Club

John Bowyer Nichols and Sons1860-01-01
The cycle of celestial objects continued at the Hartwell observatory to 1859.With a notice of recent discoveries, including details from the Ædes Hartwellianæ.

Printed for private circulation, by J.B. Nichols and sons1860-01-01
An Additional Word on the pristine establishment of the Royal Society Club

1861-01-01
Synopsis of the published and privately-printed works

Printed for private circulation by J.B. Nichols and sons1864-01-01
Sidereal chromaticsbeing a re-print, with additions from the "Bedford cycle of celestial objects," and its "Hartwell continuation," on the colours of multiple stars.

Printed for private circulation by J.B. Nichols and sons1864-01-01
The sailor's word-bookan alphabetical digest of nautical terms, including some more especially military and scientific ... as well as archaisms of early voyagers, etc.

Blackie1867-01-01
A cycle of celestial objects2nd ed. / revised, condensed, and greatly enlarged by George F. Chambers ..

Clarendon Press1881-01-01
A cycle of celestial objects, observed, reduced, and discussed2d ed.

Clarendon press1881-01-01
Hydrography of Sicily, Malta and adjacent islandssurveyed in 1814, 1815 and 1816

Hydrographical Office of the Admiralty1923-01-01
A cycle of celestial objects, for the use of naval, military, and private astronomers, observed, reduced, and discussed.

Willmann-Bell1986-01-01
The Bedford CatalogueFrom a Cycle of Celestial Objects, Volume 2

Willmann-Bell1986-04-01