About biographical information on George Peacock.
About biographical information on George Peacock.
Regarding George Peacock and his mathematical work. Gives some of his own theories, which he intends publishing. Includes a riddle.
Would JH extract the dates from his memoir of George Peacock as AD must write something for the R.A.S. Encloses some meteorological queries.
Government refuses to 'entertain the Magnetic Proposals' this year, claiming cost overruns. Probably a mistake, but Edward Sabine's illness precludes easy reply. Expect discussion at next R.S.L. Council meeting.
Sends RO a note from G. B. Airy on the inadvisability of having a meteorological observatory in Peking. JH agrees with Airy. When William Whewell arrives for a visit, JH will seek his advice.
Thanks for WW's views on capillary action. Asks for facts about George Peacock on whom JH was writing an obituary.
Circular letter inviting comments on the proposal of the Council of the Society of Arts to hold another exhibition in 1861.
Sending details of his astronomical theories.
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