Thanks GA for offer of accommodation [see GA's 1844-11-2], but JH says he must stay with Miss [Elizabeth] Baily at Tavistock Place.
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Thanks GA for offer of accommodation [see GA's 1844-11-2], but JH says he must stay with Miss [Elizabeth] Baily at Tavistock Place.
Inquires about the possibility of holding a Standards Commission meeting on the Royal Observatory's Visitation Day.
Making arrangements to stay with GA when JH comes for a meeting.
A copy of the question circular, signed by JH, sent to GA [see GA's 1844-12-17].
A note of acknowledgment for receipt of books, which JH has forwarded.
No summary available.
Has been informed that William Parson's telescope resolves all the nebulae in JH's catalogue into stars.
Wants to know if GA's opinions [see GA's 1845-4-1] are available for public information, or only for JH.
Provides the best values available for dispersion and separation, which will allow GA to calculate what he needs [see GA's 1845-4-4].
Seeks GA's assistance in solving a puzzle in the mathematics of rotating bodies.
Mostly about the health of JH and his wife, Margaret.
Seems clear that JH's 'falling star' [see JH's 1845-4-29] was the same one reported by a correspondent of GA's as having been seen in Nottingham; in a postscript JH is not so sure.
Gives reasons why telescope for Cape Observatory should be as perfect as possible. Doubts that its 'finder' is adequate.
Arranging a meeting of the Magnetic Committee to set the agenda for the magnetic conference to be held during the B.A.A.S. meetings in Cambridge.
No news yet about the request to Robert Peel for money for magnetic observations.
No summary available.
Robert Peel has suggested that the Admiralty has money available to pay for improvements in scientific instruments of value to navigation.
Encourages GA to ask the Admiralty about the implications of Robert Peel's statements [see JH's 1845-9-29 or earlier].
Asks for new observational data on Gamma Virginis [see JH's 1843-7-18].
Regarding measure of Virginis.