Asks JSH to get a chemist to analyse two different specimens of chalk being used in agriculture with different results.
Asks JSH to get a chemist to analyse two different specimens of chalk being used in agriculture with different results.
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Thanks for JH's efforts on behalf of her son (Charles Babbage) on his election to the Lucasian professorship at Cambridge.
Thanks for his paper on light. Regarding the meeting on Friday. Pendulums. Invitation to dine with him. Geological Society has been offered room; would like him to think about the possibility of one for the Astronomical Society.
Was away from home when JH's letter came, which accounts for his belated reply. Would welcome a situation as clerk at the Bank of England should JH have any influence there.
About the election of Charles Babbage to the Lucasian professorship.
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Invites himself and his brother to JH's for tea.
Of people JG has met.
Sending the Memoires of the Académie.
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Needs more money to proceed with Charles Babbage's calculating machine.
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Babbage has been elected Lucasian Professor by a large majority. Is pleased by the unselfish service of JH to scientific research.
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Went recently to Tommy Hunt’s festivities before Lloyd Kenyon joined his regiment.
Hopes Caroline and Catherine Darwin will visit in a week.
Caroline and Catherine Darwin were at the Forest a few days last week and Susan Darwin comes the next day. Mentions other relatives, friends, and acquaintances.
Has just had a visit from James Graham[e], who came to apologize for a misunderstanding. Sends a Hindoo myth, which she is sure he can utilize for a poem. Her husband was pleased with JH's paper on light. Has himself written a paper on the collimator.