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Received the enclosed [manuscript] some time ago with instructions to forward it to JH. Delayed sending it as he was uncertain if JH could spare the time to look through it. Regarding R. A. C. Godwin-Austen and his discoveries of human fossils at Abbeville. WG will be going to Bath for a few months for health reasons.
Has just received JH's letter and note for his mother. The manuscript has arrived safely at Surrey Lodge. Is deeply grateful for JH's comments and will follow out his instructions. Has also just heard from his mother.
Is preparing a popular work on astronomical phenomena and would welcome copies of JH's Outlines Astr. and Cape Results.
Is grateful for JH's kind action [see AG's 1863-1-30]. Address the parcels to the London address of Hachette.
Is grateful for the Memoirs. Hopes that JH will think his own work worthwhile when it appears.
His note and the maps have arrived safely. Has made the necessary arrangements for the night of the 10th.
Would like some contributions from JH for the Churchman's Family Magazine.
The missing parts will be sent in the Spring. The Academy would be pleased to receive any of JH's publications. Thanks for the pamphlet 'On Atoms.'
At Turners Hill near East Grinstead is a pond, which feeds the Rivers Medway and Ouse.
Would be pleased to show JH the pond, but thinks it should be carefully examined before any reference is made to it.
Would like JH to add his signature to Hind's certificate for the R.S.L., and then forward it to G. B. Airy.
Explaining the discrepancy in the Nautical Almanac; will endeavor to make a clearer explanation in the next edition. Returns JH's son's memorandum.
Sees that JH mentions 'the longitude of perihelion on the ecliptic' as one of the elements he would like to have in the case of the small planets. Would like his advice.
Comments on JH's advice regarding the 'longitude of perihelion in the ecliptic.'
Explaining some of the signs in the enclosed table. Has sent the Nautical Almanac for 1867.
Sending the revision of the first half sheet for the 1867 supplement containing the latest elements of the small planets.