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The comet will not strike the world, neither burn it: a sermon preached at St. Mary's, Nottingham, on Sunday, May 24th, 1857.
The great solar eclipse of March 15, 1858, as visible at 12h 29.".
The comet: a large lithographic map of the true course of Encke's comet ...
The comet /
The great comet of 1858: its history and telescopic appearances.
The great comet, now rapidly approaching, will it strike the earth?, etc. /
Official report of the fall of a thunderbolt; or Meteorolite, at Dover, on the 17th of December last 1852 ... Combined with a series of lectures on the nebulous origin and formation of the earth; its primary, past, and present conditions; with a definition of the causes of magnetic attraction.
The forthcoming eclipse of the sun, March 15, 1858. Historical eclipses; an eclipse of the sun explained ...
On the meteorological and physical effects of the solar eclipse of March 15, 1858.
Explanation of the pendulum experiment.
The great comet of 1858 as seen from the island of Madeira: a poem, which obtained the Chancellor's medal at the Cambridge commencement, 1860.
The rotation of the pendulum deduced from that of the earth, and demonstrated in a popular form, with graphical representations of the principal phaenomena.
Explanation of the pendulum experiment ...
Lecture on the pendulum-experiments at Harton Pit, delivered in the Central Hall, South Shields, October 24, 1854; together with a letter containing the results of the experiments.