Notebooks of notes from lectures in Paris 1802-1803
Stepping No. 1 on or in central wheels. Figure 1. Figure 2. Various unnumbered elevations, plans and details.
Elevation of parts of middle group drawn in plan on No. 127.
Grouping arrangement. Abandoned end April 1835.
Method of grouping for the large machine.
Sketches of mill used for arranging operations on the engine of four wheels in each cage from April 1836 - August 1837.
Elevation of arrangement 13 with some of the driving and directive. Elevation includes section of a barrel '65 bands 80 verticals'.
Intended for engraving. Shows six barrels with reducing apparatus.
Plan of the left half to middle group for General Plan 28.
Sketch of an apparatus for advancing stereotype frames of the Difference Engine by cranks and backing them by weights. Superseded. Plan, elevation.
Elevation of parts of the card counting apparatus for operation and variable cards.
Standard case of approximate multiplication. Sheet 3 of 4.
Approximative division. Standard case. Sheet 4 of 12.
Division, continued. Sheet 2 of 12.
Multiplication. Sheet 1 of 4.
36 variations of approximative division. Sheet 12 of 12.
Approximative division, continued. Sheet 10 of 12.
Verticals for multiplication. Notation 108.
Untitled pencil layout, includes mill racks.
Approximative division, continued. Sheet 7 of 12.
Approximative division, continued. Sheet 8 of 12.
Verticals for division. Sheet 1 of 4.
Verticals for approximative division. Sheet 2 of 4.
Notation of approximative multiplication.
Cases of common multiplication and their corresponding variations introduced. Sheet 1 of 7.
Verticals for approximative division. Sheet 4 of 4.
Reversing sign ascertaining if a variable is zero, ascertaining if a variable has a + or - sign (supersedes 223).
Stepping up.
Stepping down.
Multiplication with three multiples. Sheet 2 of 2.
Approximative multiplication. Summary of multiplication. Sheet 2 of 5.
Verticals for governing A et cetera for algebraic additions, notation 170. Sheet 2 of 2.
Division. Working notation belonging to Summary No. 244 which superseded Notation 241.
Arithmetical example of multiplication as performed in Notation 220.
Notation of units for mill counting apparatus drawings 125, 126 and 137 and for sign wheel drawing. Sheet 6 of 6.
Untitled. [Drawings of cams]
Invoice regarding stationary purchases
Receipt from Mr Raisbeck, Stockton for the Sugar House to A Hall £7.6.1 ¾
Receipt from Mr Raisbeck for the Sugar House to A Hall for £1.0.0
Drawing of Curzon Street Station, Birmingham (London & Birmingham Railway), showing elevation of booking office next to rails
Drawing of Curzon Street Station, Birmingham (London & Birmingham Railway), showing side elevation of booking office with sectional drawings through water closets, passages and first class waiting room, signed by Philip Hardwick, Grissell and Peto.
Drawing of Curzon Street Station, Birmingham (London & Birmingham Railway), showing plan of the basement walls of the principal building, signed by Philip Hardwick, Grissell and Peto
Drawing of Curzon Street Station, Birmingham (London & Birmingham Railway), showing details of the Birmingham Station's booking offices, signed by Philip Hardwick, Grissell and Peto
Drawing of Curzon Street Station, Birmingham (London & Birmingham Railway), showing plan of foundation walls for goods offices, signed by Philip Hardwick, Grissell and Peto
Drawing of Curzon Street Station, Birmingham (London & Birmingham Railway), showing elevation of the Offices for Goods from the road, signed by Philip Hardwick, Grissell and Peto .
Drawing of Curzon Street Station, Birmingham (London & Birmingham Railway), showing section of string course, profile of the balcony and profile of a baluster, signed by Philip Hardwick, Grissell and Peto
Drawing of Curzon Street Station, Birmingham (London & Birmingham Railway), showing section through the gateway passage and water closets, signed by Philip Hardwick, Grissell and Peto
Drawing of Curzon Street Station, Birmingham (London & Birmingham Railway), showing section of the base of the principal building's columns, signed by Philip Hardwick, Grissell and Peto
