Was gratified to hear of the improvement in JH's health. Hopes it will progress.
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Was gratified to hear of the improvement in JH's health. Hopes it will progress.
A note of instructions about paying for the Cape telescope [see GA's 1845-12-20].
Regarding the condition for determining the best possible orbit for a double star.
Did not realize that JH would leave town so quickly. Cast a 10" speculum successfully after William Parsons' (3rd Earl of Rosse) plan. Is having difficulty with his grinding and polishing and would welcome JH's advice.
Is grateful for JH's letter. Has already had criticisms of the chapter, which JH mentions. Will reconsider it.
Has just been showing Michael Faraday some of his experiments on the influence of magnetism of bodies slowly precipitating; comments on this and will be pleased to carry out any experiments for JH.
Returns to JH, and comments on, the distribution lists [for the B.A.A.S. star catalogue].
Please notify ES of date for the council [of B. A. A. S?] to meet. Oxford is most eligible of Southampton invitations. Sir Robert [Inglis] is best candidate for president.
Writes in thanks for JH's kind words on several occasions about FB's ideas on psychology.
Sending him the elements of the new planet Astrea. Orbit is based on the Berlin observations. Differs from those given by J. F. Encke.