Geodaesia hibernica: or an essay on practical surveying. Which contains the following useful improvements. I. Protraction without parallels, &c. II. A description of a new instrument, by which any gentleman, tho' unskill'd in surveying, may measure a map,or part of a map. III. Different methods for correcting surveys, and fitting them for calculation. IV. A new method and plan of calculation, proposed to practitioners, to give in return with their surveys. V. A new set of tables,...
By: By Benjamin Noble.
Contributors: McCulloh, Alexander, fl. 1752-1799, printer.; Jackson, Isaac, 1705-1772, bookseller.; Spicer, E., mathematical instrument maker, 'bookseller'.; Noble, Benjamin, publisher.; Noble, Benjamin, 'bookseller'.; Henry, Joseph, 18th cent., dedicatee.
Publisher: Printed for the author by Alex M'Culloh, in Henry-street, 1768. And sold by E. Spicer, ... Isaac Jackson, in Meath-street, and the author, in Ballinakil
Published: 1768
Place of publication: Dublin
Language: eng
Number of pages: 108
Subjects: Surveying -- Early works to 1800.
Other titles: An essay on practical surveying.; Tables of right-angled triangles.
Notes: Includes the author's Tables of right-angled triangles, with separate title page, dated 1767, and pagination.

Errata printed on verso of first folded leaf.

Advertisements for E. Spicer's instruments on verso of first folded leaf.

Dedication: to Joseph Henry, Esq;.

ESTC T110405.