John Lee has obtained transit circle for Astronomical Society. WS suggests someone other than Thomas Maclear operate it so Maclear has time for occultation project. Details observations of aurora.
John Lee has obtained transit circle for Astronomical Society. WS suggests someone other than Thomas Maclear operate it so Maclear has time for occultation project. Details observations of aurora.
Hopes to meet with Charles Babbage in Vienna. Inquires if JH received a set of books from University of Padua for the Astronomical Society. Praises JH's double star work; uses it for own observations.
Will visit WS after attending two R.S.L. committee meetings. Asks WS's opinion of usefulness of occultation information in the Nautical Almanac.
Asking JH to express his willingness to becoming Lucasian Professor at Cambridge University.
Asking JH's opinion on how he should print his catalogue of observations of transits. Requests information on any forthcoming comets.
Asking JH to get in touch with Charles Babbage. Thanking him for his observations on his catalogue of stars and transits.
Family is well. News of Joseph Clement's work on the machine. Details of the new drawings made. Recent events at the R.S.L. Is giving up lodgings in town and returning to Slough. Sorry to hear of G. B. Amici's health. Regarding Amici's gifts to the R.S.L.
Books are safely lodged in Charles Babbage's library. Recent travels and persons met by her son.
Thanks for JH's efforts on behalf of her son (Charles Babbage) on his election to the Lucasian professorship at Cambridge.
Informing him that he has been elected to the Lucasian professorship at Cambridge. Offers congratulations and gives views of other friends of his success. He should return to take up his appointment.
Gives views of her son (Charles Babbage) on hearing of his election to the Lucasian professorship at Cambridge.
His feelings on hearing of his being elected to the Lucasian professorship at Cambridge. Regarding Joseph Clement and the work on his machine.
Recent work and money expended on CB's machine. News of town. James South intends to sell his instruments.
Regarding Joseph Clement and the work on his machine. Account of his recent excursions.
Giving news of the intentions of her son (Charles Babbage) and his experiences on his travels.
Regarding an anonymous letter concerning her son (Charles Babbage), which has appeared in The Record.
Thanking her for the information on the anonymous letter. Would like a printed copy. Will write an answering letter to the Times.
Unable to send the cutting from The Record yet. Will try to obtain it from her daughter. Views of friends on the attack.
Is sending the cutting.
Thanking him for refuting the attack on Charles Babbage.