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Jupiter on March 20th, 1885 at 9:30 p.m. 10¼ reflector. Sketch by A.F. Miller.
Shadows of I and III in transit, these satellites having just passed off the planet's disc. Also shows bright & dark belts & white equatorial spots.
Taken from Mr. Elvins' scrap and pasted in [to the minute book] by C.A. Chant - 1914. (Given to C.A.C. May 27, 19 Spring 1914) This is the transcription of the contents of the PDF file linked to at the bottom of this page.
Taken from Mr. Elvins' scrap and pasted in [to the minute book] by C.A. Chant - 1914. (Given to C.A.C. May 27, 19 Spring 1914)
This is the transcription of the contents of the PDF file linked to at the bottom of this page.
[July 14, 1869.
SCIENTIFIC OPINION
TORONTO ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY
Obituary in JRASC.
Magnetic Observatory Toronto Dec 1, 1868
Clare Esq Secretary Tr of Proposed Astronomical Society
Sir I have to acknowledge your circular inviting me to a meeting to be held at the Mechanics Institute for the organising of an Astronomical Society.
This sketch was made on 1891 September 20 by society member G. E. Lumsden.
Charles Carpmael (1846-94)
Published in the Transactions of the society for 1894.
ANDREW ELVINS (1823-1918) was one of the founding members of the society in 1868.
CHANGES IN SUN SPOT GROUP, JULY, 1892. From drawing by MR. A. ELVINS. Published in TAPST 1892.
Sketched on 1890 Nov 30 and 1890 Aug 3 respectively. Published in TAPST 1890.
Saturn, as seen in Dr. J.J. Wadsworth’s Reflector, Simcoe Ont. in July 1895. Drawn by Miss Eva M. Brook. Published in TAPST, 1895 (but appearing in 1896).