JH cannot attend Aberdeen [B.A.A.S.] meeting due to severe illness. Will try to sketch draft of response to application to British and foreign governments for cooperation in magnetic projects.
JH cannot attend Aberdeen [B.A.A.S.] meeting due to severe illness. Will try to sketch draft of response to application to British and foreign governments for cooperation in magnetic projects.
Will allow more pages for the text of JH's Telescope.
Encloses a paper and gives his comments on it.
Elizabeth Baily died this morning, quietly and painlessly. Her last few weeks had been saddened by delusions.
All arrangements have been made for the burial of Elizabeth Baily. When did JH first become acquainted with Francis Baily? Gives his own earliest recollections. Has now placed all his books on their shelves.
Hears that JH is to inherit Baily's house. Recalls how he first met W. H. Wollaston and Francis Baily.
About the impending death of someone they both hold dear; the nature of the Scots, and an inheritance from Elizabeth Baily.
JH is reorganizing house while MH is away; other family news; MH is comforting someone very ill.
Asks WW to check JH's draft report for the Meteorological and Magnetic Committee. Illness will keep him from attending the B.A.A.S. meeting.
Asks JH for his impressions of the Aberdeen B.A.A.S. meeting and of U. J. J. Leverrier's claim that there may be an intermercurial planet.
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