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Last letter to JH was private [see GA's 1845-4-1].
Gives detailed, official, replies to the questions in the magnetic committee circular [see JH's 1844-12-5].
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Wants to know if GA's opinions [see GA's 1845-4-1] are available for public information, or only for JH.
Arranging a meeting of the Magnetic Committee to set the agenda for the magnetic conference to be held during the B.A.A.S. meetings in Cambridge.
No news yet about the request to Robert Peel for money for magnetic observations.
How does one jog the memory of the First Lord of the Treasury [see GA's 1845-10-3]?
S. J. A. Compton [Lord Northampton] has addressed a private letter to Robert Peel [see GA's 1845-10-9].
Robert Peel has suggested that the Admiralty has money available to pay for improvements in scientific instruments of value to navigation.
Is not clear what the statement from Robert Peel means [see JH's 1845-9-29 or earlier].
Encourages GA to ask the Admiralty about the implications of Robert Peel's statements [see JH's 1845-9-29 or earlier].
Gives reasons why telescope for Cape Observatory should be as perfect as possible. Doubts that its 'finder' is adequate.
Results of testing at Collingwood by JH and W. R. Dawes of two 8-inch object glasses made by William Simms for Cape of Good Hope observatory.
Supplement to JH's report [see JH's 1845-10-10] on object glasses for Cape Observatory. Different results at lower powers when observing planets.
Has requested of Admiralty £485 for equatorial telescope, from Merz in Munich, for Cape of Good Hope Observatory. Ask JH to estimate cost for 'next year's Estimates.'
Admiralty has approved equatorial telescope for Cape of Good Hope Observatory. Advise JH to order it from Munich.
Comments on JH's observing a 'falling star.'