Invitation to dine with him. Regarding Richard Taylor the printer.
Invitation to dine with him. Regarding Richard Taylor the printer.
Regarding the printing for the Astronomical Society. Errors in FB's astronomical tables.
Thanks for the two communications. J. F. Encke's work on the Ephemeris. Francis Beaufort's remarks concerning Richard Taylor the printer. Hoping for fine weather for observations.
Further invitation to visit him at Tytherley. Will be using a new telescope. William Wallace's paper for the Monthly Notices.
Instructions on how to reach Tytherley. Has not seen Encke's Comet yet.
His own paper on moon culminating stars for 1829 is now printed. Time Encke's Comet was visible. Foreign encouragement for science. Remarks on pendulum experiments.
Regarding Richard Taylor the printer and the printing of the papers of the R.A.S.
Regarding the climate in Northern Australia.
Letter of thanks for a copy of JH's thoughts on light.
Asking JH to express his willingness to becoming Lucasian Professor at Cambridge University.
Asking JH's opinion on how he should print his catalogue of observations of transits. Requests information on any forthcoming comets.
Asking JH to get in touch with Charles Babbage. Thanking him for his observations on his catalogue of stars and transits.
Is in difficult circumstances and would welcome any assistance from JH in obtaining employment.
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.
Seeking JH's address. Encloses dispatch. W. H. Wollaston getting weaker.
Asks JH to insert full name of Peter Dollond into P & J Dollond firm, who constructed W. H. Wollaston's telescope in 1771. W. Wollaston is feeling better.
Will convey JH's note to W. H. Wollaston, who is sinking gradually.
About the election of Charles Babbage to the Lucasian professorship.
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