Gives Latin motto. Is sending his chemical book.
Gives Latin motto. Is sending his chemical book.
Informing CB of the death of Mrs. Beckwith [wife of Thomas?]. W. E. Parry has returned successfully.
William Herschel's health. Lady Watson and Miss Joy are well. Sad that JH will not visit Bath.
Offering any assistance during the funeral period of Mrs. Beckwith [wife of Thomas?].
Offers JH the consolations of religion to deal with his unhappiness.
Thanking him for offer of assistance. Will call on him and give him papers for the Astronomical Society.
HW expected news of Mrs. Beckwith's death, following receipt of letter from Mary Baldwin describing poor health of her sister.
Discusses study of Oolite beds. Mother recently died. Will bring paper to publisher. Discusses last Cambridge Philosophical Society meeting, [James] Wood, and [E. D.] Clarke. Cannot locate the crystal JH requested.
About the expenses and arrangements regarding the publication of JH's A Collection of Examples of the Application of the Calculus of Finite Differences.
Returns the polarizing apparatus by the Windsor coach, and is grateful for the loan of it. Hopes to supply Dr. Jackson with a suitable instrument. Sending a paper on parallel plates.
Will see JH on Friday; hoping for clear weather.