Doubts that JH put his approval on an article about shooting stars in the 'upper atmosphere' in The Intellectual Observer.
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Doubts that JH put his approval on an article about shooting stars in the 'upper atmosphere' in The Intellectual Observer.
Accepts position at Blackheath Preparatory School.
Announces a quarterly meeting of the Hawkhurst National School Board.
R.S.L. approves of CP's optical work, believing it will be helpful at observatories abroad. CP comments on Alexander Herschel's prism experiments.
Will attend hearing of J. S. Parlby inheritance case.
Replies to JH's letter of 1865-5-25 concerning the altitude/temperature equation.
Expresses gratitude over JH's sympathy for ET's father's death. Describes his last days.
Requests JH's opinions on his theories of origins of language. Believes Hebrew is the root of all languages.
J. S. Parlby's sister receives estate.
Appeal in J. S. Parlby case fails.
Is returning the Proceedings of the Manchester Society, and The Magnetical and Meteorological Observations for 1851-58. Regarding the registration of magnetical disturbances.
Concerning JH's memorial to W. R. Hamilton's daughter. Holiday in Keswick. Comments on JH's papers on optics and force.
Writes about a long standing, very old, member of the Royal Observatory's Board of Visitors [W. H. Smyth] having been summarily dismissed from the Board.
Explaining JH's polarization difficulty [see JH's 1865-10-16].
Printed address of the Astronomer Royal to individual members of the Board of Visitors of the Royal Observatory.
Further regarding polarized light and its interferences.
Regarding I. K. Brunel's bridges and JH's letter on suspension roofs. Effects of a thunderstorm on a water barometer.
Is sending a copy of HA's Harveian Oration for JH's perusal.
Thanking him for his note. Relates events while in India.
Notifying him of a forthcoming meeting of the Lunar Committee of the B.A.A.S. Hopes he will attend.