...proportions to each other, as are at present in general use." 3. That the standard yard should be that employed by General Roy in the measurement of a base on Hounslow Heath, as a foundation of the great trigonometrical survey. 4. That in case this standard should be lost or impaired, it shall...

...proportions to each other, as are at present in general use." 3. That the standard yard should be that employed by General Roy in the measurement of a base on Hounslow Heath, as a foundation of the great trigonometrical survey. 4. That in case this standard should be lost or impaired, it shall...

...at present in general use." * j/sci ,« 3. That the standard yard should be that employed by Genend Roy in the measurement of a base on Hounslow Heath, as a foundation of the great trigonometrical survey. . . , ' • 'nan 4. That in case this standard should be lost...

...preferred, without any difference that would become sensible in common cases ; we beg leave to recommend, for the legal determination of the standard Yard,...carried on by the Ordnance throughout the country, and a duplicate of which will probably be laid down on a Standard Scale, by the Committee of the Royal...

...preferred without any difference that would become sensible in common cases, we beg leave to recommend, for the legal determination of the standard yard,...employed by general Roy in the measurement of a base on Hounslowheath, as a foundation for the trigonometrical operations that have been carried on by the...

...consider the subject íiÉf weights and measures recommended in the First Report, .<' for the iegal determination of the standard yard, that which, was employed by General Roy in the measurement of a bâta-on Hoimslow Heath," as a foundation for the trigonometrical »operations that have been carried...

...other as are at present in general use. " 3. That the standard yard should be that employed by Gen. Roy in the measurement of a base on Hounslow Heath, as a foundation of the great trigonometrical survey. " 4. That in case this standard should be lost or impaired, it...

...preferring the duodecimal to the decimal system. It also recommends — That the standard yard be a copy of that which was employed by General Roy in the measurement...as a foundation for the trigonometrical operations since carried on by the Ordnance throughout the country. That this standard yard, if lost, should be...

...proportions to each other as are at present in general use. " 3. That the standard yard should be that employed by General Roy in the measurement of a base on Hounslow Heath, as a foundation of the great trigonometrical survey. " 4. That in case this standard should be lost or impaired, it...

...proportions to each other as are at present in general use. " 3. That the standard yard should be that employed by General Roy in the measurement of a base on Hounslow Heath, as a foundation of the great trigonometrical survey. Pace and Denomination of Weight!. Marc. oz. gro». [rains. F....