Explains that he cannot serve as President of the Zoological Section at the BAAS meeting [1858].
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Explains that he cannot serve as President of the Zoological Section at the BAAS meeting [1858].
Has finished with and is disposing of his pigeons.
Invites WBT to Down; would like to see his bees’ cells.
Discusses domestic affairs.
Is working at the abstract of his book [Origin].
Asks WED to examine birds’ feet for dirt sticking to them, as this may represent a means of seed dispersal across seas.
Recommends W. B. Carpenter’s latest part of memoir on Foraminifera be published in Philosophical Transactions [R. Soc. Lond. 149 (1859): 1–41].