Accepts an invitation to tea.
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Accepts an invitation to tea.
Accepts an invitation to dinner.
Comments on the use of a particular phrase and its italicization.
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.
Reports on considerations that led to the election in 1824 of Henry T. Colebrooke to the presidency of the Astronomical Society.
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.
Tells AQ of his daughters's fevers. Rejoices in the power of science to distract him temporarily from worries. Hopes to complete his Catalogus generalis nebularum by end of R.S.L. session.
Replies positively to WS's invitation to a party.
Recommends unreservedly for publication in R.S.P.T. papers by G. G. Stokes and Baden Powell.
Requests JH's autograph and 'carte de visite' for a collection.
Thanks for gelatine [?] paper. Hopes to photograph the sun.
Invites to dinner. Will try to arrange meeting between ES and Danish hydrographer Captain Lahrtman[?].
Discusses dispersive power of enclosed prism.
Maintains opinion that would be improper to append remarks from JH's note to MF's paper.
Fragment of a letter, discussing unity of an R.S.L. committee.
Is ill, but encloses revised copy of letter on rotation, from which HS hopes he has removed all possibly offensive statements.
Reports on and recommends for publication [William?] Baxter's paper detailing experiments 'on living and recently dead animals' to determine signs of current electricity manifested during 'organic process of secretion.'
Requests data.
Asks for support in gaining a pension from the army.