Regarding the missing publications of the Academy that JH has not received. Further regarding polarization in molecules.
Regarding the missing publications of the Academy that JH has not received. Further regarding polarization in molecules.
Has recently read in the papers JH's correspondence concerning the weather. Would like an article on this subject from JH for the Quarterly Review. Comments on the influence of the moon on the weather.
Lists magnetic books received from ES. It will be some time before JH can direct his attention to magnetic issues.
According to JH's instructions, portrait of late Robert Stephenson will be sent to 37 Tavistock Place. Thanks for JH's approval of paper on color blindness by CM's friend Mr. Pole. Would Pole be eligible for R.S.L. membership?
Thanks for his letter. Any astronomical observations can be recorded on a plane or spherical surface. 108 equal cubes will exactly fill the coffer in the king's chamber of the Great Pyramid.
Criticizes point in [recipient's] scheme for issuing bank notes.
Is grateful for his suggestions. Would he have leisure to edit a new edition of the letters?
Hopes that JH will attend the luncheon when J. R. Townshend (3rd Viscount Sydney) inspects the 37th Kent R.V. battalion.
No summary available.
Thanks JH for scientific papers. Is writing about relations between inorganic matter, physical and vital forces, and microscopic plants. Praises [Giuseppe] Garibaldi and his performance.
Sending a moral song. Sent one to W. H. Smyth.
As editor for Griffin & Co., JW encloses that portion of book on 'Cont[emporary] Biography' that relates to JH. Asks JH for alterations.
Requests autographs of William Parsons (Lord Rosse) and William Herschel for JM's collection.
John Murray has shown him JH's note. Is pleased to have an article from JH for the Quarterly Review on his observations. Hopes he will show the influence of the moon on the weather.
Has read some extracts from JH's Prelim. Discourse and would be grateful if he has an old or soiled copy to dispose of.
Can JH come in on Sunday evening? Where do the authors of drinking songs get their facts?
Outlining a method for making star maps with a pyramid.
As editor for Griffin & Co., JW forwards latest proof for JH to check [see JW's 1860-9-22].
Regrets that JH's son Alexander is quitting astronomy. Asks JH to support his effort to obtain position at Madras Observatory. Announces first project would be survey of southern heavens in completion of [F. W. A.] Argelander's new atlas.
Supplies what is in effect a testimonial to NP's abilities for use in NP's quest to become director of the Madras Observatory.