Fleming, Sandford Sir
Also known as
Fleming, Sandford
Born 1827-01-01
Died 1915-01-01
Identifiers
- Open LibraryOL370081A
Top Subjects
- Canadian Pacific Railway Company (15)
- Railroads -- Canada (11)
- Time -- Systems and standards (11)
- Intercolonial Railway (Canada) (9)
- Telegraph -- Canada (7)
- Cables, Submarine (7)
- Railroads (6)
Books by Fleming, Sandford Sir
Total count: 118
Uniform non-local time (terrestrial time)S. Fleming1800-01-01
Temps terrestremémoires.n.1800-01-01
Preliminary report on the projected North-West railway of Canadawith a description of the extent, physical features, soil and settlement of the country through which it is proposed to be constructed, showing the importance of the valley of the river Saugeen as a field for commerce and railway enterprise, and the great benefits, local, provincial, and otherwise, which would result from the establishment of the proposed link of communicationBlackburn's City Steam Press1857-01-01-
Suggestions on the Inter-Colonial Railway, and the construction of a highway and telegraph line between the Atlantic and Pacific oceans, within British territory, respectfully submitted to the government of CanadaW.C. Chewett1862-01-01
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Mémorial du peuple de la rivière Rouge aux gouvernements anglais et canadiensaccompagné d'observations sur la colonisation de la partie centrale de l'Amérique britannique du Nord, et l'établissement d'un grand chemin territorial du Canada à la Colombie anglaiseImprimé pour les entrpreneurs [sic] par Hunter, Rose et Lemieux1863-01-01
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Memorial of the people of Red River to the British and Canadian governmentswith remarks on the colonization of central British North America, and the establishment of a great territorial road from Canada to British ColumbiaPrinted for the contractors by Hunter, Rose1863-01-01
Report on the Intercolonial railway exploratory surveymade under instructions from the Canadian government in the year 1864.Printed by Hunter, Rose & Co.1865-01-01-
Pictou Railway[s.n.]1865-01-01
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Report on the Intercolonial Ralway exploratory surveymade under instructions from the Canadian government in the year 1864s.n.]1865-01-01
Rapport sur l'exploration préliminaire du [C]hemin de fer intercolonial, faite en vertu d'instructions du gouvernement canadien en l'année 1864s.n.]1865-01-01
Letter from S. Fleming to R.S. Aytoun, Esq., M.P. ; and, Letter in reply from R.S. Aytoun, Esq., M.P., to Sandford Flemings.n.1867-01-01
Rapport sur l'exploration préliminaire du Chemin de fer Intercolonialfait en vertu des instructions du gouvernement canadien durant l'année 1864s.n.]1868-01-01-
Uniform non-local time, terrestrial time1870-01-01
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Report of S. Fleming, chief engineer, on construction of bridges[s.n.]1870-01-01
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Progress report on the Canadian Pacific RailwayExploratory survey. Addressed to the Hon. H.L. Langevin ... minister of public workss.n.1872-01-01
Report of progress on the explorations and surveys up to January 1874s.n.]1874-01-01-
Rapport de M. Sandford Fleming sur la question qui lui a été soumise par la Compagnie du chemin de fer du Nord, concernant les difficultés qui existent entre l'ingénieur en chef et l'entrepreneurBlumhart1875-01-01
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North shore railwayMr. Sandford Fleming's report on the subject referred to him by the North shore railway company with reference to the existing difficulties between the chief engineer and the contractor, February 10, 1875Budget job & Book Office1875-01-01
North Shore RailwayMr. Sandford Fleming's report on the subject referred to him by the North Shore Railway Company with reference to the existing difficulties between the chief engineer and the contractor.Budget Job and Book Office1875-01-01
Chemin de fer du nordrapport de M. Sandford Fleming sur la question qui lui a été soumise par la compagnie du chemin de fer du nord, concernant les difficultés qui existent entre l'ingénieur en chef et l'entrepreneur, 10 février 1875.Blumhart1875-01-01
Terrestrial timea memoirs.n.1876-01-01
The Intercoloniala historical sketch of the inception, location, construction and completion of the lines of railway uniting the inland and Atlantic provinces of the Dominion. --Dawson Brothers1876-01-01
Newfoundland railway -report of preliminary survey and explorations of 1875s.n.1876-01-01
Report on surveys and preliminary operations on the Canadian Pacific Railway up to January 1877s.n.]1877-01-01-
Survey and preliminary operations, Canadian Pacific Railwayreportpublisher not identified1877-01-01
Canadian Pacific Railway reports & documents in reference to the location of the line & a western terminal harbour, 18781878-01-01-
Temps terrestremémoire[s.n.]1878-01-01
Canada and its vast undeveloped interiors.n.1878-01-01-
Communication (no. 43m) from Sandford Fleming, Esq., engineer in chief of the Canadian Pacific Railway, to the Honourable Minister of Public Works, dated Ottawa, 1st February 1879, accompanied by tenders for the construction of works from English River to Eagle River, 118 miles, from Eagle River to Keewatin, 67 miles, from English River to Keewatin, 185 milesand letter from Marcus Smith to Sandford Fleming, Esq., in relation thereto, dated the 31st January 1879 : also, further communication in reference to his report, dated Ottawa, the 1st February 1879, on the tenders received for constructing the sections of the Canadian Pacific Railway between English River and KeewatinMacLean, Roger1879-01-01
Rapport sur les arpentages et explorations préliminaires accomplis sur le Chemin de fer canadien du Pacifique dans les années 1877, 1878, 1879s.n.]1879-01-01
Papers on time-reckoning and the selection of a prime meridian to be common to all nationstransmitted to the British government by His Excellency the Governor-General of Canadas.n.]1879-01-01-
Reports on bridging Red River, 18791879-01-01
Reports on bridging Red Rivers.n.]1879-01-01-
Canadian Pacific Railway, Ottawa, 1st July 1880to the members of the engineering staff and other officers[s.n.]1880-01-01
Canadian Pacific Railwayreports in reference to location of second section west of Red Rivers.n.]1880-01-01
Report and documents in reference to the Canadian Pacific Railways.n.]1880-01-01
Canadian Pacific Railway, Ottawa, 1st July, 1880s.n.1880-01-01
Memorandum addressed to the Honourable the minister of railways and canalss.n.]1880-01-01
L' adoption d'un maître méridien internationalla fixation de méridiens servant d'unité pour la supputation du temps, suivant le projet dont lecture fut faite au Congrès géographique international de Venises.n.]1881-01-01
Memorandum relating to the project of a sub-marine telegraph between the Dominion of Canada and the continent of Asiarespectfully submitted for the information of the Honorable the Senate of Canadas.n.1881-01-01-
Memorandum relating to the project of a sub-marine telegraph between the Dominion of Canada and the continent of Asiarespectfully submitted for the information of the Honorable the Senate of Canada / by Sandford Fleming1881-01-01
In the court of appealappeal from the Court of Chancery between Sandford Flemming (plaintiff) and John M. McNabb and Alexander McNabb (defendants) : appeal book.s.n.]1881-01-01
Observations by Mr. Sandford Fleming on the general land policy of the Hudson's Bay Companys.n.]1882-01-01
Letter to the president of the America Society [sic] for the Advancement of Scienceon the subject of standard time for the United States of America, Canada and Mexicos.n.1882-01-01
Memorandum in reference to a scheme for completing a great inter-colonial and inter-continental telegraph systemby establishing an electric cable across the Pacific Ocean.s.n.]1882-01-01
Letter to the secretary of state, Canada, in reference to the report of the Canadian Pacific Railway Royal Commissions.n.]1882-01-01-
Letter to the Secretary of state, Canadain reference to the report of the Canadian Pacific railway royal commission.Printed by Maclean, Roger1882-01-01
England and Canada.A summer tour between old and new Westminster, with historical notes.Dawson Brothers1884-01-01
The international prime meridian conference, Washington, October 1884recommendations suggesteds.n.1884-01-01
Address delivered in Convocation Hall, Queen's College, Kingston, April 28th, 1885Citizen1885-01-01-
Universal or cosmic timeCopp, Clark, printers1885-01-01
Queen's College and Universitys.n.1886-01-01
New compound rails.n.1886-01-01-
Telegraphic communication to India and Australasia by the Canadian routesubmitted at the meetings of the Colonial Conference, London / Sandford Fleming1887-01-01
[ Letter to the Astronomer Royal, Greenwich, June 21st, 1887]s.n.1887-01-01-
Time-reckoning for the twentieth centuryB.S. Adams, printer1889-01-01
Memorandum on the movement for reckoning time on a scientific basis, by which the greatest possible degree of simplicity, accuracy, and uniformity will be obtainable in all countries throughout the worlds.n.1889-01-01
Telegraphy between England and Australias.n.1890-01-01-
Letter to the Right Hon. Sir Wilfrid Laurier on the subject of the Pacific cables.n.1890-01-01
Presidential address: The unit measure of times.n.1890-01-01
The unit measure of timeaddress at the opening of Section III, by the president, Dr. Sandford Fleming, May 27th, 1890.s.n.1890-01-01-
Parliamentary vs. Party Governmentan address delivered at the opening of Queen's University, October 16th, 1891; and A political problem, a paper read before the Royal Society.1891-01-01
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Reforms in time reckoning[s.n.]1891-01-01
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Nomenclature in time-reckoning(1) The unit of time, (2) The hour meridians, (3) Notion of the hourspublisher not identified1891-01-01
An appeal to the Canadian institute on the rectification of ParliamentThe Copp, Clark Company, Limited1892-01-01
Address of Mr. Sandford Flemings.n.1893-01-01
Memorandum on the Pacific cables.n.1893-01-01
The Pacific cableletter from Mr. Sandford Fleming to the Minister of Trade and Commerce, ex-President of the Colonial Conference, 1884.s.n.1894-01-01
Correspondence respecting the Pacific cables.n.1894-01-01
Report by Sandford Fleming, C.M.G., C.E., on condition of Ottawa River from Ottawa to Grenville in summer of 1888 as affected by sawdust and other mill refuses.n.]1895-01-01
Statement [prepared by request, with the view of submitting it to the Pacific Cable Conference when it met in London on July 8th, 1896]s.n.1896-01-01-
Our Atlantic steamship service1896-01-01
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Divine worship in connection with the Presbyterian Church in Canadaa letter to Professor James Ross, D.D., convener of the Committee on Worship of the General Assembly ; with other papers bearing on the same subjectW. Drysdale1898-01-01
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Memorandumcost, annual charges and revenue : the Pacific Cablepublisher not identified1898-01-01
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The Pacific cable and its relation to a system of state-owned cables encircling the Empirepublisher not identified1899-01-01
Remarks on college accommodation, submitted by Sir Sandford Fleming, K. M.G., LL.D., Chancelor, at the meeting of the University Council, Kingston, April 25th, 1899s.n.1899-01-01
Three letters on the Pacific cables.n.1899-01-01
Letter to His Excellency the Right Hon. the Earl of Hopetoun, governor general of the Commonwealth of Australia on a complete system of state-owned cables and telegraphs within the British Empires.n.1900-01-01-
A state-owned telegraph service girdling the globepublisher not identified1901-01-01
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Cheap telegraph ratesaddress delivered at the annual meeting of the Canadian Press Association, Feb. 28th, 1902publisher not identified1902-01-01
Memorandum on the Pacific cable and the telegraph service of the Empire.Respectfully submitted for the information and consideration of members of the Coronation Conference.1902-01-01-
An address on "Build up Canada".1904-01-01
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State cables and cheap telegraphyaids to Imperial consolidationUnited Empire Club1905-01-01
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The Right Honourable the Earl of Elgin, Secretary of State for the Coloniespublisher not identified1905-01-01
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Views of many eminent Canadians on the establishment of an imperial intelligence service on a comprehensive scaleletter addressed to the ... Earl of Elgin, etcCanadian Club1906-01-01
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The establishment of a great imperial intelligence union as a means of promoting the consolidation of the Empire.An address delivered ... before the "Eighty Club" on July 20, 1906.Morrison (pr.)1906-01-01
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The Establishment of an imperial intelligence service and a system of empire cablesS.E. Dawson1906-01-01
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Abstract of a paper read before the Royal Society of Canada, at Ottawa, 26th May, 1908the need for a rational almanac, by Moses B. Cotsworth, F.G.S. of York, England[s.n.]1908-01-01
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The story of the steamship.University Press1911-01-01
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Children & Puritanismthe place of children in the life and thought of the New England churches, 1620-1847.Yale University Press1933-01-01
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Letter to the president of the America [sic] Society for the Advancement of Scienceon the subject of standard time for the United States of America, Canada and Mexicos.n.1979-01-01
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Telegraphic communication to India and Australia by the Canadian routesubmitted at the meetings of the Colonial Conference, Londons.n.1980-01-01
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Documents in reference to the establishment of direct telegraphic connection between Australia, New Zealand, Canada and Great BritainMcCorquodale1980-01-01
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The adoption of a prime meridian to be common to all nationsthe establishment of standard meridians for the regulation of time : read before the International Geographical Congress at Venice, September, 1881Waterlow & Sons1980-01-01
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L' adoption d'un maître mériden internationalla fixation de méridiens servant d'unité pour la supputation du temps, suivant le projet dont lecture fut faite au Congrès geographique international de Venises.n.]1980-01-01
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Remarks on college accomodation, submitted by Sir Sandford Fleming, K.M.G., LL.D., Chancelor, at the meeting of the University council, Kingston, April 25th, 1899s.n.1980-01-01
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Presidential address before the Royal Society of Canada, with papers from the TransactionsDawson1981-01-01
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Canada and its vast undeveloped interiors.n.1982-01-01
Canada and ocean highwayss.n.1982-01-01
Report in reference to the Canadian Pacific Railways.n.]1982-01-01
Suggestion on the [In]ter-Colonial Railway, and the construction of a highway and telegraph line between the [At]lantic and Pacific oceans, within British territory, respectfully submitted to the government of CanadaW.C. Chewett1983-01-01-
Rapport sur l'exploration préliminaire du [C]hemin de fer intercolonial, faite en vertu d'instructions du gouvernement canadien en l'année 1864s.n.]1984-01-01
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Report of the chancellor with regard to the scheme for confederating universities and collegesGrip Print and Pub. Co.1985-01-01
Letter to Sir John Lubbock, Bart., presidentsecond congress of Chambers of Commerce and boards of trade of the empire, 1892s.n.1986-01-01-
Lettre adressée au secrétaire d'état du Canada au sujet du rapport de la commission royale du Chemin de fer canadien du pacifiques.n.1986-01-01
Report by the engineer in chief, addressed to the Hon. the minister of railways and canals, Canadas.n.1993-01-01
Postal and telegraphic communication by the Canadian routesubmitted at the meetings of the Colonial conference on the 19th and 20th April, 1887s.n.1993-01-01-
The new Canadian Trans-Continental Railwayviews of Sir Sandford Fleming, formerly engineer in chief of the Intercolonial and the Canadian Pacific Railways, submitted to the Council of the Quebec Board of Trade, October 6th, 1903.s.n.1994-01-01
Exploratory survey of 1871$[microform]general instructions to engineers in charge of parties, transit-men and levelers.Canadian Pacific Railway Co.1994-01-01
Addresses by Sir Sandford Fleming, K.C.M.G., Chancellor of Queen's University and Principal Gordon, D.D., LL.D.at the annual meeting of Queen's University Council, held April 24th, 1906.s.n.1995-01-01
Cheap telegraph ratesaddress delivered at the annual meeting of the Canadian Press Association, Feby. 28th, 1902s.n.1995-01-01
The Higginson claimmemorandums.n.1995-01-01-
Postal telegraph service by sea and lands.n.1995-01-01
Imperial Intelligence Departmenta free press cable service around the world : letters to the Canadian Club on the addresses of Sir Frederick Pollock and Mr. Geoffrey Drages.n.]1995-01-01
Letter to His Honour the Lieut-GovernorNova Scotia and the Empire : with other papers.McAlpine1995-01-01
The Western Canada Cement & Coal Companys.n.1996-01-01-
Uniform non-local time (terrestrial time)publisher not identified
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Terrestrial timea memoirE.S. Boot, printer