Robert Perceval

Robert Perceval (30 September 1756 – 3 March 1839) was an Irish physician, chemist, and traveller. He was the first professor of chemistry at Trinity College Dublin and a founding member of the Royal Irish Academy. He was called the "father of the medical profession in Dublin". Provided by Wikipedia

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Explanation of an apparatus for weight and measure,

Main Creator:
Perceval, Robert, 1756-1839.
Language:
English
Published / Created
n.d.]
Notes
Physical description: [1 v.]
 

Letter from Robert Perceval to William Roberts, Mayor of Caernarvon [Caernarfon], Wales, thanking him for complying with a request and discussing his old age and ill health, 1830 May 1.
Main Creator:
Perceval, Robert, 1756-1839
Language:
English
In collection:
Autograph letters signed collection, ca. 1603-ca. 1972
Published / Created
1830 May 1.
Notes
Physical description: 1 item (4 pages).
Letter from Robert Perceval to William Roberts, Mayor of Caernarvon [Caernarfon], Wales, thanking him for complying with a request and discussing his old age and ill health,
 

Letter signed by physicians Robert Perceval, Sir Philip Crampton and two others in reply to enquiry from Henry Grattan (1789-1859) as to whether his father Henry Grattan (1746-1820) is fit to attend Parliament, 1820 Apr. 22.
Main Creator:
Perceval, Robert, 1756-1839
Language:
English
In collection:
Grattan Papers, 1771-1908
Published / Created
1820 Apr. 22.
Notes
Physical description: 1 item (1 page).

An attempt toward a plan for rendering the charitable institutions of Dublin more effective by cooperation /

Main Creator:
Perceval, Robert, 1756-1839.
Language:
English
Published / Created
1818.
Notes
Physical description: [1 v.] (71 p.) ; 19 cm.
 
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