Sending proposed prospectus for a 'fun2y algebra.'
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Sending proposed prospectus for a 'fun2y algebra.'
Sending proposed prospectus for a 'fun2y algebra.'
Gives details of his experiments with glutenesed plates.
Received his note and the glass last night. In case his plates have not been treated with iodide of potassium he has put some on one or two.
When he last saw him he was carrying out experiments on colors. Sends a sample of Chinese natural green dye, which has just come into his hands.
Regrets that any letters of JH should have been neglected, but cannot undertake to open and read all letters addressed to him.
Sending a privately printed tract on the confession and submission of Chancellor Bacon. Invites comments.
Received his present this morning for which he is grateful. Comments on William Whewell's philosophy.
Introducing a German gentleman who is on his way to South Australia.
Is grateful for the news from Natal. Congratulates him on his decision to send troops so promptly.
Appeals to [JH] for expert opinion on author's 'true theory of our planetary System,' which could initiate a revolution in science but was met by ridicule.
Notes how density of earth and moon are important to theories of light.
Has heard nothing of JH since mutual friend died two years ago. This May is cold and cheerless.
Sends hints. Will give explanation at Wednesday's meeting of 'Committee on Charles Babbage.'
Will be pleased to come to dinner on Friday next.
Come at once.
Sending notes of a few passages he intends to alter in JH's article.
Sending an article that may interest him. Regarding the 'water controversy' of the late eighteenth century. George Brown is writing a life of Henry Cavendish.
If he looks at A. K. Johnston's Physical Atlas he will find the measurements he requires, also references to [John?] MacDonald's Andrometer.
Regarding the spelling of various words. The college is being disinfected. News of Richard Jones.