Books are safely lodged in Charles Babbage's library. Recent travels and persons met by her son.
Books are safely lodged in Charles Babbage's library. Recent travels and persons met by her son.
Thanks for JH's efforts on behalf of her son (Charles Babbage) on his election to the Lucasian professorship at Cambridge.
Gives views of her son (Charles Babbage) on hearing of his election to the Lucasian professorship at Cambridge.
Giving news of the intentions of her son (Charles Babbage) and his experiences on his travels.
Regarding an anonymous letter concerning her son (Charles Babbage), which has appeared in The Record.
Unable to send the cutting from The Record yet. Will try to obtain it from her daughter. Views of friends on the attack.
Is sending the cutting.
Thanking him for refuting the attack on Charles Babbage.
Is taking her grandchild to Southend. Charles Babbage is at Berlin.
Has returned from Southend. Has letter from Charles Babbage in which he relates events and people met at the Berlin Academy.
Is expecting her son Charles Babbage home and would be pleased if JH would be there to meet him.
Has kept her promise to JH not to speak to the subject of their conversation [see JH's 1828-11-20]; she is pleased with JH's honorable behavior.
A note accompanying a volume [unidentified], which ES feels JH must read.
Writes to report continuing improvement in Isabella's health, and to thank JH for the prints and drawings [see JH's 1828-11-27].
Responds to JH's letters of 1828-12-4, and invites JH to visit them on 6 Dec.
Regrets he was unable to dine with him on Monday. Regarding the secretary of the Astronomical Society. Will meet him at the R.S.L. on Tuesday.
Regarding the possibility of the Astronomical Society providing one or two pendulums. Remarks on pendulums. F. W. Bessel has been experimenting with pendulums.
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.
Regarding letters from J. L. Tiarks concerning Saturn, and Dr. K. L. C. Rümker concerning J. C. Borda's pendulum at Parramatta.
Regarding the meeting, and the papers read last Friday. Invitation to dine with him and Sir Thomas Brisbane. Regarding Brisbane's observations. Various Astronomical Society affairs.