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H. Hammel to Ferdinand von Mueller, 1840-05-06.
Tönning, 6 May 1840. ¶ Dear Ferdinand, ¶ ¶ Pastor Martens told me or rather, he believes, that second-hand books can be obtained in Husum. As I now urgently need Bröder's Latin grammar and dictionary...
Iwanne Müller to Ferdinand von Mueller, 1840-08-10.
Tönning Ferry, 10 August 1840. ¶ My dear Ferdinand, ¶ ¶ While waiting for Häsler ¶ to come I am getting the letter ready, and right at the beginning I want to tell you some quite enjoyable news. Fri...
Iwanne Müller to Ferdinand von Mueller, 1841-02-01.
Tönning, 1 February 1841. ¶ Precious Ferdinand, ¶ ¶ You can't imagine with how much curiosity I tore open your dear letter, ¶ to hear as much as possible about the fancy dress ball. We are terribly ...
Iwanne Müller to Ferdinand von Mueller, 1841-02-15.
Tönning, 15 February 1841. ¶ Precious brother, ¶ ¶ You are sure to expect a letter from us with Klander. If it is ready in time, he shall have it, otherwise coachman Häsler is sure to come and you wi...
Iwanne Müller to Ferdinand von Mueller, 1841-05-30.
Tönning, 30th May 1841. ¶ Dear Ferdinand, ¶ ¶ Enclosed you get a letter from Bertha. ¶ I have already had two, the second one does sound better than the first. She seems to like being there, ¶ but ...
Iwanne Müller to Ferdinand von Mueller, 1842-07-31.
Nübel, 31 July 1842. ¶ Good brother, ¶ ¶ Thank God, a quarter of a year is gone! And in spite of my dislike of being here I must honestly confess that it has passed quickly for me. It must be that I ...
Clara Müller to Ferdinand von Mueller, 1843-01-30.
Tönning, 30 January 1843. ¶ Dear Ferdinand, ¶ ¶ I have not written to you before, but now I do want to make the attempt. We have all enjoyed Christmas very much, we all received so many presents that...
Albert Schütt to Ferdinand von Mueller, 1843-03-10.
Hamburg, 10 March 1843. ¶ Dear Müller, ¶ ¶ I hasten to notify you, that the first part of Bischoff's ¶ Handbuch der Therminologie ¶ has already been published on the 7th of this month and, as Herol...
Ferdinand von Mueller to Johann Georg Mertens and Anna Mertens, 1843-04-28.
Dedicated with gratitude to my deeply loved grandparents ¶ on the happy occasion of their Golden Wedding Anniversary ¶ Tönning, 28 April 1843. ¶ O guide me with your leading hand ¶ You sweet genius of...
Albert Schütt to Ferdinand von Mueller, 1843-05-07.
Hamburg, 7 May 1843. ¶ Dear Müller, ¶ ¶ At long last! — you will say, when you receive these lines. My long silence had the appearance as if the correspondence between us had collapsed. I can, howeve...
Iwanne Müller to Ferdinand von Mueller, 1843-09-14.
Altona, 14th September 1843. ¶ ¶ Your dear letter, ¶ dear Ferdinand, made us deeply happy, and its wonderful contents made it doubly precious to us. I am replying by return mail as you requested, an...
Albert Schütt to Ferdinand von Mueller, 1843-12-08.
Without preamble. ¶ ¶ In great haste I am showing you herewith the desired copy of Kittel's ¶ Flora ¶ as well as a specimen of ¶ Ornithogalum nutans ¶ ( ¶ not ¶ ¶ Fagus sylvatica ¶ ) from the g...
Iwanne Müller to Ferdinand von Mueller, 1844-06-17.
Rendsburg, 17 June, 1844 ¶ ¶ My deepest and sincerest thanks, dear brother, for your dear letter, ¶ even though short. It has made me very happy, for I have longed for a letter from you for a long t...
Ferdinand von Mueller to Lars Hansen, 1844-07-09.
Husum, 9 July 1844 ¶ ¶ Already for a long time, dear Mr Hansen, have I entertained the wish to establish a connection with you, from which I promise myself on the one hand a great deal of enlightenme...
[...] Nolte to Ferdinand von Mueller, 1844-08-09.
Dear Mr Müller, ¶ ¶ In reply to your esteemed letter of 20th inst. ¶ we have the pleasure to send you the required parts of Sturm's ¶ Flora ¶ ¶ ¶ today, accompanied by our account. ¶ ¶ We have ...
Iwanne Müller to Ferdinand von Mueller, 1844-08-16.
Rendsburg, 16th August 1844. ¶ Dearly loved brother, ¶ ¶ How unexpected, dear Ferdinand, did the sad news reach us, that our good Grandfather has departed so suddenly from our midst. ¶ We expected t...
Iwanne Müller to Ferdinand von Mueller, 1844-10-13.
Rendsburg, 13 October 1844. ¶ ¶ This morning, beloved brother, our Bertha set out on her journey to Hamburg. At 8 o'clock she left with the diligence ¶ for Neumünster and will then get to Altona wit...
Ferdinand von Mueller to Gottfried Häcker, 1845-04-??.
Husum, April 1845. ¶ ¶ The motive, dear Sir, which induces me to address these words to you, sprang from the wish to express my fitting gratitude for the beautiful ¶ Lübeckische Flora ¶ , ¶ which y...
Johann Ferdinand Mertens to Ferdinand von Mueller, 1846-12-15.
Tönning, 15 December 1846. ¶ My dear Ferdinand, ¶ ¶ I was unable to raise more in notes than the enclosed 20 Reichstaler Courant. Reply at once, how much money I should send to you via Clara to Rends...
Herold's Book Shop to Ferdinand von Mueller, 1847-01-??.
Hamburg, January 1847. ¶ ¶ Account for books delivered, ¶ ¶ to Mr Müller, Pharmacy student, ¶ ¶ Esqre, Kiel, ¶ ¶ from Herold's Book Shop. ¶ ____________________________________________...
Johann Ferdinand Mertens to Ferdinand von Mueller, 1847-01-21.
Tönning, 21st January 1847. ¶ My dear Ferdinand, ¶ ¶ Your dear letter ¶ was written after my own heart concerning those incidents, and your concise and calm language worthy of you. Recriminations or...
Clara Müller to Ferdinand von Mueller, 1847-01-21.
[Tönning, 21 January 1847] ¶ My dear Ferdinand. ¶ ¶ Because Uncle is writing just now, ¶ I am writing, too. I only want to tell you that the books have arrived, Uncle has already read in them. I got...
the Danish State to Ferdinand von Mueller, 1847-07-08.
No 317 ¶ Name Ferdinand Jacob Heinrich Müller...
Universität Kiel to Ferdinand von Mueller, 1847-08-02.
May it turn out prosperously and happily ¶ ¶ Under the highest auspices of the most august and powerful prince and lord, Lord Christian VIII, King of the Danes, Vandals and Goths, Duke of Schleswig, ...
'King Neptune' to Ferdinand von Mueller, 1847-09-13.
¶ I Neptune, King of all living creatures in the sea, certify that Ferdinand Heinrich Müller has crossed the equator as a true believer, and assure him by this of my protection, which all my subjects...
Ferdinand Mertens to Ferdinand von Mueller, 1849-04-09.
Tönning, 9 April 1849. ¶ Dear Ferdinand, dear Bertha and Clara, ¶ ¶ It is already a long time that we have not heard from each other. But with such a distance that is unavoidable. Just over a week ag...
Clara Müller to Ferdinand von Mueller, 1849-07-13.
Kleeblatt, ¶ 13 July 1849. ¶ Dear Ferdinand, ¶ ¶ As Fischer and Krichauff happen to go into town, I am sitting down straight away tonight to thank you most sincerely for the calf and your letter, wh...
Johann Ferdinand Mertens to Ferdinand von Mueller, 1849-08-??.
Tönning, August 1849 ¶ My dear Ferdinand, also Bertha and Clara, ¶ ¶ At last the so long awaited letter from you has arrived. What had been written earlier was not posted. ¶ The Elbe River was under...
Carl Sobels to Ferdinand von Mueller, 1851-08-24.
Tanunda, ¶ 24 August 1851. ¶ Dear Doctor, ¶ ¶ From the enclosed letter from Mr Krichauff ¶ you will see that he owes me 12 shillings. However, I have no opportunity to collect it from Macclesfield ...
Magdalene Mertens to Ferdinand von Mueller, 1851-08-28.
Tönning, 28th August, 1851. ¶ Dear Ferdinand, Bertha and Clara, ¶ ¶ You can imagine with what great joy we received your dear letter ¶ this morning, which we had awaited for so long and with so much...
Johann Ferdinand Mertens to Ferdinand von Mueller, 1851-09-??.
1851 ¶ ¶ You can imagine, dear Ferdinand, how I jumped, when Lenchen ¶ Magdalene Mertens. ¶ ¶ came rushing in with "a letter from Müller from Hamburg"! Only too soon this pleasant delusion evaporate...
Ferdinand von Mueller to Friedrich Krichauff, 1851-09-??.
Dear Krichauff, ¶ ¶ In haste I want to enquire today, whether you have received the bag with vine cuttings through Schedlich. If you can manage it, I would be pleased, if you could plant a few in my ...
Ernst Mertens to Ferdinand von Mueller, 1851-09-03.
Tönning, 3 September 1851. ¶ Dear Cousins, ¶ ¶ So it has been confirmed now, dear Ferdinand, that for the present you will remain in Australia for an indefinite period. We half expected this with you...
Ferdinand von Mueller to Thomas Mitchell, 1851-11-??.
Adelaide, November ¶ 1851 ¶ Sir ¶ ¶ I take the liberty of sending by Mr Read, a gentleman proceeding to Sidney, a copy of Nr. of the "South Australian" ¶ containing a proposal for sending an explor...
Carl Wilhelmi to Ferdinand von Mueller, 1852-01-14.
Port Lincoln, 14 January 1852. ¶ Dear Doctor, ¶ ¶ I received your kind letter on 13 January ¶ and do not want to be amiss in replying, as I intend to remain here for another three to four weeks, and...
Eduard Wehl to Ferdinand von Mueller, 1852-08-02.
Mt Gambier, 2nd August 1852. ¶ ¶ Probably you will have counted me amongst the lost by now, dear Müller, but for this time I have returned to life and Mt. Gambier. As I already remarked in my letter ...
Wilhelm Sonder to Diederich von Schlechtendal, 1852-08-08.
Respected Professor, ¶ I can only fulfil your wish to view the species of ¶ ¶ Dodonaea ¶ sent by Dr F. Mueller from New Holland today, as I have been constantly occupied with business for some time. ...
Wilhelm Sonder to Eduard Fenzl, 1852-11-15.
Hamburg 15 November 1852 ¶ My dear friend, ¶ ¶ […] ¶ ¶ The second parcel contains the ordered collection of the Mueller plants, ¶ 660 species @ 8 Reichstalers = 52 Reichstalers and 24 Silver Grosch...
Wilhelm Sonder to Eduard Fenzl, 1852-12-27.
Hamburg, 27 December 1852 ¶ My most esteemed Friend, ¶ ¶ With the recently arrived consignment of plants from Australia, I also received a packet of seeds. I have divided the one coming ¶ to me ¶ i...
Wilhelm Sonder to George Bentham, 1852-12-29.
Hamburg 29 December 1852 ¶ Most worthy Sir! ¶ ¶ I read in ¶ Hooker's London Journal ¶ that you intend to distribute plant collections from the Port Natal region for Mr Plant. ¶ Because, as you kno...
Eduard Wehl to Ferdinand von Mueller, 1853-01-20.
Fryer Creek, ¶ 20 January 1853. ¶ Dear Müller, ¶ ¶ With pleasure I have read in the newspapers that the appointment of a Colonial Botanist has been agreed to; with still greater pleasure I have hea...
Wilhelm Sonder to Eduard Fenzl, 1853-02-04.
Most esteemed Friend, ¶ ¶ […] ¶ ¶ You will be amazed about the many new things that are contained in the last Mueller consignment. I had to point out to Steetz several errors in the revision of the ...
Wilhelm Sonder to Diederich von Schlechtendal, 1853-02-20.
[…] ¶ ¶ I can immediately follow Mueller ¶ That is B53.04.01, which is followed invol. 25 ofSchlechtendal'sjournalLinnaeaby an initialgroup of papersin the ‘Plantae Muellerianae’ series,commencing wi...
Ferdinand von Mueller to William Lonsdale, 1853-03-09.
Ovens-river, ¶ 9th March 1853 ¶ Sir ¶ ¶ I do myself the honor to inform you, for communication to his Excellency the Governor, that I reached Mount Aberdeen in the Buffalo ranges on the 25th of Febr...
Wilhelm Sonder to August Fürnrohr, 1853-05-03.
Hamburg 3 May 53 ¶ Esteemed Professor ¶ ¶ In the name of my friend Dr Ferd. Müller in Melbourne, Australia, I beg to send you a manuscript on the Flora of southwestern Schleswig for publication in th...
Wilhelm Sonder to George Bentham, 1853-05-16.
Hamburg 16 May 1853 ¶ Most worthy Sir! ¶ ¶ I am sending a parcel of plants to Professor Lindley (21 Regent Street) by the steamer leaving for London from here tomorrow, which encloses a second parcel...
Ferdinand von Mueller to Wilhelm Sonder, 1853-08-01.
¶ [I have news from Dr. Mueller up to 1 August of this year. He had completed his journey ¶ M's first Victorian journey of exploration, February-June 1853. ¶ ¶ and a part of the plants was to be sen...
Ferdinand von Mueller to John Foster, 1853-08-22.
Gov. Botanist office, bot. Garden, ¶ Melbourne, 22. August 1853. ¶ Sir ¶ ¶ I do myself the honor to lay before you, for communication to his Excellency the Governor, the plan for a new botanical inve...
Ferdinand von Mueller to Wilhelm Sonder, 1853-10-??.
I have climbed the Buffalo Mountains ¶ Vic. ¶ ¶ and its highest peak for the first time ¶ ¶ — ¶ ¶ at least hitherto no-one was on its highest peaks, and the even higher Mount Buller has only been c...
Wilhelm Sonder to Eduard Fenzl, 1853-12-??.
[Hamburg, Dec 1853] ¶ Most respected Friend, ¶ ¶ A fourteen-day illness has prevented me sending the plants laid out ready. I have still to find only some mislaid Chenopodeae, therefore the parcel wi...

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