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Professor Whewell's reasons for describing the moon's motion as a motion about her axis ...
Journal of psycological [sic] meteorology.
The progress of astronomy: verses.
Assumed views of the movements of the earth, ravages of the sea, high spring tides, land slips, &c. &c.
Suggestions for an improved theory of the tides.
Report of the preliminary meeting (11th July 1855), etc.
Prospectus of an association for promoting the observation and classification of meteorological phenomena in Scotland (11th July 1855.).
Lunar motion. The whole argument stated ...
The lunar world: its scenery, motions, etc.
Report on the history of the discovery of Neptune.
A new theory of astronomy, deduced from the latest discoveries.
New theories of the universe, explaining how sun, moon, stars, etc. are formed ... a paper prepared for presentation to the British Association, assembled at Liverpool, September, 1854.
On the temperature of the sea around the coasts of Scotland, during the years 1857 and 1858. ... With a chart of the currents in the North Atlantic, etc.
The discovered laws of the sizes and rotations of the sun and planets.
The climate of Nottingham during the year 1852; together with descriptions of the atmospherical phaenomena which occurred in that year, as recorded at Highfield House Observatory, near Nottingham /