Offers to send on to JH any notices of double star observations that he receives.
Offers to send on to JH any notices of double star observations that he receives.
Thanks for his kind letter. Is surprised that the formation of flint attracted him. Comments on this and similar matters.
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Mary Somerville is sending her autobiography and desires comments and suggestions. She is busy with mathematics.
Has altered two of the plates in one of JH's papers. Hopes that he will agree with the alteration.
Thanks RM for his offer [see RM's 1869-1-26]; wishes astronomers would develop an accepted system of indicating the quality of observations.
Sending a query regarding the colors seen on clouds at sunset.
Is supplying JH with copies of his missing journals [see JH's 1869-1], and will send more later.
Received [?]'s paper no. 10, which completes JH's collection. Returns duplicates of [?]'s papers on Kew and Nerchinsk 'disturbances' and on 'Residual Laws of disturbance.'
Obtained and sent JH 2 copies of Physique sociale. Thanks JH for observations but they are too scientific for his lectures.
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Thanks JH for his letters to her mother (Mary Somerville), who is not well enough to write. Describes eruption of Vesuvius.
Has today sent by book post the manuscript of Mrs. Mary Somerville's autobiography, which JH is to report on. Understands that Mrs. Somerville is amenable to good advice.
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Sends Mary Somerville's autobiography; visited her in Naples. JP will return to England in the summer.
Receives Mary Somerville's autobiography; explains poor health will prohibit him from detailed scrutiny of the writing.
Has been requested by the relatives of the late W. R. Hamilton to write a memoir. Would be glad if JH would send him any suitable letters of Hamilton in his possession.
Many thanks for sending the seeds of Wellingtonia. Has two Cryptomerias also grown from seed. Was much interested in Alexander's lecture.