Mr Alexander has left London for a fortnight so he could not consult him further for Smith's eye complaint.
Mr Alexander has left London for a fortnight so he could not consult him further for Smith's eye complaint.
Thanks, and hopes for the success of his help and consolation to Charles Babbage.
Sends some additions to an earlier paper on object glasses of telescopes; also some observations of the August comet, made by other astronomers.
His son [George William Clinton] who is destined for the medical profession, is enthusiastic in the pursuits of natural history and admires Smith and is sending him some specimens, hints that an acknowledgment would be appreciated. Received Smith's of 26 June. Comments on how much the names of [Thomas William Coke] and Smith are appreciated in his country. [David] Hosack has married "an excellent woman with a splendid fortune".
Small newspaper clipping attached entitled "More Wonders", a humorous piece on natural history curiosities and "gentlemens' corsets".
Sends collection of plants collected in the local vicinity this year, for Smith to return with their proper names affixed. Under Smith's obligation as author to his "Introduction to Botany"; apologises for the request.
Writing her memoirs, CH sends for JH's perusal an account of her youth.
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