About etymology.
About etymology.
Engaged at the Lightning Commission. Will assist JH when he needs help. Used chart of the Antarctic region he mentioned.
Sends photographs from study of trees. Has news from Mr. Stewart. Is attempting to complete his works on gases and vapors. Also working on treatise on physics. Wishes to see his work also published in English.
Writes for her husband, who is very ill and receives no one. Would have made an exception for JH's son, if he had been forwarned. Expresses her husband's deepest regrets and regards.
Requests JH's autograph and 'carte de visite' for a collection.
Is ill, but encloses revised copy of letter on rotation, from which HS hopes he has removed all possibly offensive statements.
Requests data.
Asks for support in gaining a pension from the army.
Discusses work to be finished before the end of the year.
Regrets being unable to visit JH at Slough while CP was in England.
Discusses experiment.
Sends regards to Herschel family.
Discusses business matters.
Discusses books loaned to JH.
Experiments with lens curvature and prisms. Wants to discover set rules for lens thickness-to-curvature ratio.
Proposes the distinguishing terms for types of navigation: 'geo-navigation' and 'celo-navigation.'
Has sent a bronze bust of George Cuvier to the R.S.L.
A lady is trying to make an appointment with JH.
Concerning a delicate matter and a young lady's name.
Giving details of the secretary of an Italian organization. Is sending a letter of David Brewster's.