Describes lodgings taken in London; JH is working hard on his Physical Geography.
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Describes lodgings taken in London; JH is working hard on his Physical Geography.
JH spent most of the day before in a meeting, and with a man selling an engraving of scientists of 1806.
Describes JH's visit to an old, bedridden friend [Bullar?]; JH has seen son John on board ship at Southampton, and then comments on the beauty of the country, which JH enjoyed as he traveled.
Gives a detailed account of the wanderings and visits of JH and son John; among other things they observed a comet at night.
Mostly about arrangements which MH is making for JH's travel to, and accommodation in, Leeds for the B.A.A.S. meetings; JH wants extremely detailed instructions of just what to do. Goes on to comment on the health of the family and JH's own poor health.
Has put son John on board ship and they both looked for Mrs. Russell [?] but could not find her; JH reports on the health of daughter Amelia and about the time of their return home.