Discusses loan of cirripede specimens from the British Museum.
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Discusses loan of cirripede specimens from the British Museum.
Reorders six 2–oz bottles with corks.
Replies to note from CL asking about views of glaciers.
"I had not heard before of Whench [Whewell?] having scolded you; I am rather glad of it …
What a grand number of novelties Hooker no doubt will bring home".
Is searching for a tooth of Carcharias which he might have left with RO.
Sends parcel of specimens for R. W. Bunsen.
A specimen of Machairodus offered for sale by F. J. Muñiz.
Discusses possible publication in England of paper by Muñiz describing the skeleton.
Sends pamphlet on scarlatina in the Pampas.