Seeks instructions about return of the measures to the Royal Mint.
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Seeks instructions about return of the measures to the Royal Mint.
Writes to JH to re-arrange a time for a meeting.
Concerning GA's eclipse lecture and [G.] Seyffarth's claims regarding eclipse observations.
Clarifies meeting details [see JH's 1853-2-27].
Is arranging a meeting to seal up and deposit one set of standards [see GA's 1853-6-21].
Drafting the Standards Commission report is taking up all of GA's spare time.
Is very much in favor of JH's coinage ideas [see JH's [1851]-1-4], but thinks they may be too bold.
Wants to visit the Royal Mint; the coinage/weight question is more complex than GA imagined [see GA's 1853-3-15]; seeks JH's opinion on part of a letter to the Chancellor of the Exchequer.
Seeks JH's approval, and signature, on a paper; does not wish to talk about copper coinage.
Understands JH's position [see JH's 1853-3-26]; expects the report will be taken to Parliament.
Does not know of the details of French or American coinage, but Augustus de Morgan has undertaken to find someone to help JH with this problem.