Note accompanying JH's obituary notice of William Whewell.
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Note accompanying JH's obituary notice of William Whewell.
Wrote to G. G. Stokes and agreed to seek the permission requested by R.S.L. Will arrange for personal interview with Stokes. Is this 'independent of [Charles] Tennant's proposal'? Outlines survey plans if given charge of large instrument.
Response to a letter from JH to G. G. Stokes [1867-5-5] seen by GA, on the problem of the effect of the telescope on illumination from a light source, especially related to a solar eclipse.
Returns JH's letter from G. G. Stokes about eclipse spectroscopy; GA has written to Stokes as well and encloses a copy of this letter.
Is assisting in communication between G. G. Stokes and GA, about stereoscopic observation of eclipses; JH is not mobile enough to attend the next Board of Visitors meeting.
A note with G. G. Stokes' letter, which JH forgot to enclose [see JH's 1867-5-5].
Comments on the use of different telescopes and their effect on the albedo of the sun, related to solar eclipses [see JH's 1867-5-5].
Would be pleased if after reading BB's paper JH would let BB know any criticisms.
His collection of poetry has made good progress. Outlines the proposed contents of his book. Has not thought of including Latin compositions.
The theorem is one of the consequences of the Julius Plücker system. Comments on JH's proposed method.
[Form letter] At governor's request, sends JH copy of 'Trigonometrical Survey of Southeast Coast of this Colony, by Captain W. Bailey, R.E.'
Invite JH to give lecture series at Literary and Philosophical Society next winter.
Thanks RW for sending him a photograph of RW; sends photograph of JH in return.
Family news; JH is very proud of the accomplishments of young daughter Constance Anne.
News of many of the children, as well as news from London.
The R.S.L. proposes sending telescopic and spectroscopic equipment to India to observe the solar eclipse of 1868. They want to know if son John would be prepared to make the observations. John could use some of his leave time in England to prepare.