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Ferdinand von Mueller

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Ferdinand von Mueller to James McCulloch, 1866-03-14.
Melbourne bot. Garden ¶ 14/3/66 ¶ Sir ¶ ¶ In compliance with the request conveyed in your minute of yesterday, ¶ I have the honor of submitting once more a detailed statement in reference to the exp...
George Bentham to Ferdinand von Mueller, 1866-03-19.
25, WILTON PLACE, S.W. ¶ March 1866 ¶ My dear Sir ¶ ¶ Your second box of Compositae (Aster etc) has safely arrived per Yorkshire and has reached Kew. ¶ ¶ Your letter of the 25th Decr ¶ reached me t...
Ferdinand von Mueller to Joseph Hooker, 1866-03-23.
23/3/66 ¶ Dear Dr Hooker ¶ ¶ I have to reply to your friendly note of 13. jan. ¶ We had no rain to speak of for 7 or 8 months & thus with a very limited water supply (having to pay for water) and mo...
Ferdinand von Mueller to Edmund FitzGibbon, 1866-03-23.
23/3/66 ¶ ¶ You are perhaps not aware, dear Mr Fitzgibbon, that shooting is going on day & night in the Richmond paddock in ¶ ¶ your ¶ ¶ municipal ground. This has become lately so frequent & intol...
Ferdinand von Mueller to Johan Areschoug, 1866-03-24.
24 March 1866. ¶ Esteemed Professor, ¶ ¶ I am sending you a ¶ large ¶ case with natural history objects by the ship ¶ Wellesley ¶ , which is to sail today. ¶ The freight has been paid as far as L...
Ferdinand von Mueller to [Thomas Anderson], 1866-03-24.
24/3/66 ¶ Dear Collegue. ¶ ¶ I received ¶ not ¶ the Deodar seeds you so generously again secured, they undoubtedly having been left behind at Galle, ¶ where much of the Steamers good was left for ...
Edmund FitzGibbon to Ferdinand von Mueller, 1866-03-24.
Town Clerk's Office ¶ Town Hall, Melbourne ¶ 24th March 1866 ¶ My dear Dr Mueller ¶ ¶ I am much obliged for your letter of to day ¶ That is,M to E. FitzGibbon, 23 March 1866. ¶ ¶ [acquainting] ¶ Her...
Allan Hughan to Ferdinand von Mueller, 1866-03-26.
Youngera, Swan-hill, ¶ March 26. ¶ Dr. Ferdinand Mueller, F.R.S. ¶ ¶ My dear sir,— I would feel much obliged by any information respecting the properties—poisonous I fear—of the enclosed herb. ¶ ¶ ...
Ferdinand von Mueller to Carl von Martius, 1866-03-26.
26 March 1866. ¶ Noble Sir, ¶ ¶ You have shown such a lively and benevolent interest in the search for Leichhardt, that I have come to consider it my duty to inform you of everything concerning the l...
Ferdinand von Mueller to the Gardeners' Chronicle and Agricultural Gazette, 1866-03-26.
¶ Melbourne ¶ , ¶ March 26: Ficus vesca ¶ .—This noble evergreen Fig-tree, vernacularly known as the cluster Fig, and described in the ¶ Journal de Botanique Néerlandaise ¶ for 1861, ¶ merits gen...
Ferdinand von Mueller to Friedrich Krichauff, 1866-03-28.
¶ 28/3/66 ¶ Dear Krichauff ¶ ¶ Mons. Ramel in Paris has appointed me as his attorney to take out patents in all ¶ ¶ the ¶ ¶ Australian colonies for the use of his method of using eucalyptus leaves...
Ferdinand von Mueller to Julius Haast, 1866-03-30.
Good Friday 1866. ¶ ¶ I deserve to be scolded, dear friend, that I have not answered your last kind letters long ago. ¶ You must think me a very selfish person, because I usually only write, when I ...
Duncan McIntyre to Ferdinand von Mueller, 1866-03-30.
Gilliott River, ¶ March 30. ¶ ¶ I am writing to you a full and particular account of everything of importance connected with the expedition, from the time it left the Darling, New South Wales, until...
Ferdinand von Mueller to [Julius Haast], 1866-04-??.
¶ The ¶ Pittospora ¶ are such lovely hardy and quick-growing plants that thousands of these plants are wanted for our cemeteries, town churches, and schools, hence I accept the seed you so kindly o...
John Moore to Ferdinand von Mueller, 1866-04-16.
16 April 1866. ¶ ¶ I am directed by the Honorable the Chief Secretary to inform you that whenever it is necessary for your Department to make ¶ ¶ a remittance to the Crown Agent, ¶ ¶ it is desirabl...
Ferdinand von Mueller to Charles Darling, 1866-04-20.
Melbourne botan. Garden, ¶ 20. April 1866. ¶ Sir Charles, ¶ ¶ In accordance with your Excellencys request I beg to place before you a succinct statement on the present position of the enterprise, wh...
Ferdinand von Mueller to Joseph Hooker, 1866-04-23.
St Georges Day 1866 ¶ ¶ I send off, dear Dr Hooker, by this mail 140 sp. Australian seeds just lying bye. As I am in ignorance of what Kew already possesses of Austr. plant[s], it is of course entire...
the Botaniske Forening i Kjøbenhavn to Ferdinand von Mueller, 1866-04-30.
Copenhagen 30 April 1866 ¶ ¶ We hereby have the honour of informing you that on 30th April this year, you were appointed Corresponding Member of the Botanical Society of Copenhagen. ¶ Addressed to ¶ ...
Robert Officer to Ferdinand von Mueller, 1866-05-??.
¶ [The chairman informed the meeting that he had applied to Dr ¶ Mueller ¶ , the Curator of the Botanical Gardens at Melbourne, for a supply of young trees to plant in the proposed cemetery, and par...
Ferdinand von Mueller to the Australasian, 1866-05-??.
¶ In the total absence of all despatches from the leader of the expedition sent by the ladies for ascertaining Leichardt’s ¶ i.e. Leichhardt's. ¶ ¶ fate, I must ask, through your esteemed journal, t...
Ferdinand von Mueller to Abraham Lincolne, 1866-05-09.
Melbourne botan. Garden ¶ 9/5/66. ¶ Sir ¶ ¶ I have the honor to inform you, that the President of the Port Phillip farmers Society, T. Sumner Esqr, has kindly undertaken to communicate to the Society...
Ferdinand von Mueller to George Verdon, 1866-05-13.
Melbourne botanic Garden, ¶ 13/5/66 ¶ ¶ Sir ¶ ¶ It is to me a most pleasing duty to inform you, that Commander Norman most kindly permitted my Assistant, Mr E. B. Heyne, to proceed in the interest o...
Ferdinand von Mueller to John Blair, 1866-05-14.
¶ I saw, dear Dr Blair, last night Dr Wilkie & explained to our friend the four points on which objection was taken. ¶ With friendly regards ¶ ¶ Your ¶ ¶ ¶ Ferd. Mueller...
Ferdinand von Mueller to the Chairman, Public Works Committee, Melbourne City Council, 1866-05-15.
Melbourne bot. Garden ¶ 15/5/66. ¶ Sir ¶ ¶ I have the honor to solicit, that you will pleased to bring under the favorable consideration of the public works committee of the city-council, that it wil...
George Bentham to Ferdinand von Mueller, 1866-05-18.
25, WILTON PLACE, S.W. ¶ 18 May 1866 ¶ My dear Sir ¶ ¶ I have to acknowledge yours of the 5th Feby ¶ received a few days after I last wrote. I am at present overwhelmed with work. Besides the Flora ...
Ferdinand von Mueller to James McCulloch, 1866-05-19.
Melbourne botan Garden ¶ 19/5/66. ¶ Sir ¶ ¶ I have the honor to ask, whether it would not be arranged, that through the kind mediation of the honorable Geo. Verdon during his stay in Europe a metal f...
Ferdinand von Mueller to George Carey, 1866-05-20.
¶ Melbourne botanic Garden ¶ 20/5/66. ¶ Sir ¶ ¶ I have the honor to express to your Excellency my gratitude for causing the despatches from the right honorable the Secretary of State for the Colonie...
Ferdinand von Mueller to Joseph Hooker, 1866-05-24.
24/5/66 ¶ ¶ My long report, dear Dr Hooker, for Parliament has during the political turmoil not been printed & as our houses of legislature will be closed for several months, it is not likely that th...
Ferdinand von Mueller to Theodor Kotschy, 1866-05-24.
Melbourne Botanic Garden, ¶ 24 May 1866. ¶ ¶ I was very pleased, dear Dr Kotschy, to receive a few sheets written by a man whose name is so well known and esteemed in science. ¶ I have thought of yo...
Ferdinand von Mueller to Alexander Braun, 1866-05-26.
Melbourne in the botanical garden ¶ 26 May 1866 ¶ ¶ The last mail, honoured Professor and Rector, brought me your kind letter of 2 March. ¶ Letter not found. ¶ ¶ I was very sad to hear of your indis...
Ferdinand von Mueller to George Bentham, 1866-05-26.
26/5/66 ¶ ¶ The dreadful season of rainlessness, dear Mr Bentham, made for the time any botanical work an impossibility. The drought at last is broken now & though severe winter work still presses on...
Ferdinand von Mueller to Friedrich Wöhler, 1866-05-28.
Melbourne Botanic Garden, ¶ 28 May 1866. ¶ ¶ Just before the departure of the overland mail to Europe, noble Sir, I was pleasantly surprised by your kind letter of 15 February. ¶ ¶ As a luminary of ...
Ferdinand von Mueller to Filippo Parlatore, 1866-05-28.
Melbourne bot. Garden, ¶ 28/5/66 ¶ ¶ With this mail again, dear Prof. Parlatore, I have sent to your Government seeds of some useful trees. I will endeavour to keep up the supply monthly. Should you ...
William Odgers to Ferdinand von Mueller, 1866-05-29.
29 May 1866. ¶ ¶ By desire of the Chief Secretary I have the honor to transmit to you the accompanying copies of Part 10 of Captain Beddome's work on the Ferns of British India ¶ Beddome (1866-8), pa...
Ferdinand von Mueller to the Canterbury Acclimatisation Society, 1866-06-??.
¶ [A letter was read from Dr. ¶ Mueller ¶ , ¶ announcing the receipt of £5, for the purchase of ¶ birds ¶ , ¶ and acknowledging the receipt of some seeds. He recommended the employment of black s...
Ferdinand von Mueller to the Australasian, 1866-06-??.
¶ The ferns from the Blackwood Ranges submitted to me are:— 1, Asplenium flabellifolium; 2, Lindsaya, perhaps tridromanoides ¶ (a rare species, of which good specimens would be welcome); 3, Lomaria ...
William Odgers to Ferdinand von Mueller, 1866-06-01.
1 June 1866 ¶ ¶ I enclose a copy of a letter from the Honorable The Treasurer, pointing out the precautions to be observed in order to prevent double payments being made to contractors who may obtain...
Ferdinand von Mueller to Julius Haast, 1866-06-03.
3 June 1866. ¶ ¶ Once again, dearest friend, I come before you as a beggar. You will have formed a nice idea of my avarice. I am not even going to make excuses, except to merely reverse the naive Ger...
William Odgers to Ferdinand von Mueller, 1866-06-08.
8 June 1866 ¶ ¶ C. ¶ ¶ S. Nos 174 to 176 ¶ Expenditure authority numbers issued by the Chief Secretary's Department. ¶ (Sd) W. H. Odgers ¶ ¶ Actg U. Secy ¶ Acting Under Secretary. ¶ The Director...
John Sharkey to Ferdinand von Mueller, 1866-06-11.
COPY ¶ Lara Flinders River, ¶ Queensland, 11 June 1863 ¶ Sir, ¶ ¶ I am sorry to have to report to you the painful tidings of the death of Mr Duncan M'Intyre, at his brother's station Gilliot ¶ Creek...
Ferdinand von Mueller to the Council of the Board of Agriculture, Victoria, 1866-06-12.
DR. MUELLER'S REPORT UPON PHOSPHORIC POTASH MANURE. ¶ Melbourne, Botanical Gardens, 12th June, 1866. ¶ TO THE COUNCIL OF THE BOARD OF AGRICULTURE. ¶ Gentlemen ¶ , ¶ ¶ In reference to the phosphoric p...
Ferdinand von Mueller to William Odgers, 1866-06-12.
Melbourne bot. Garden ¶ 12 June 1866 ¶ Sir ¶ ¶ I have the honor to acknowledge the receipt of your circular 2105 ¶ Instructions for requisitioning supplies and services provided by the Public Works D...
Ferdinand von Mueller to the Town Clerk, Smythesdale, 1866-06-13.
Melbourne bot. Garden, ¶ 13/6/66. ¶ Sir ¶ ¶ In reply to your letter received this day I have the honor to inform you, that after about 40,000 plants to public institutions have been supplied this sea...
John Moore to Ferdinand von Mueller, 1866-06-18.
18 June 1866. ¶ ¶ I am desired by the Chief Secretary to request that in future when you transmit to this ¶ ¶ office any paper intended for submission to Parliament you will be good enough at the sa...
George Bentham to Ferdinand von Mueller, 1866-06-18.
25, WILTON PLACE, S.W. ¶ June 18/66 ¶ My dear Sir ¶ ¶ Since last mail I have received yours of the 24th March ¶ — In answer to which ¶ in the first place I enclose a memorandum from Weddell ¶ — th...
George Sprigg to Ferdinand von Mueller, 1866-06-22.
June 22 [186]6 ¶ Sir ¶ ¶ I have the honor by direction of the Council of the Acclimatisation Society to inform you that the building in the Royal Park lately used as a temporary lunatic asylum is now...
Ferdinand von Mueller to Julius Haast, 1866-06-25.
25 June 1866. ¶ ¶ I am most deeply sorry, dear friend, to hear of your wife's ailment. It does seem that your winter climate does not agree with the lady. Please give her my kindest regards. I shall ...
Ferdinand von Mueller to Joseph Hooker, 1866-06-26.
26/6/66. ¶ Dear Dr Hooker. ¶ ¶ This day I unpacked the case, you kindly sent by the Yorkshire. The dry plants came safely back & for the books I feel much indebted. ¶ I will send those, which the li...
Ferdinand von Mueller to Thomas Anderson, 1866-06-28.
28/6/66 ¶ Dear Doctor ¶ ¶ I have sent by this months mail to you seeds of 10 species of Eucalyptus & of 30 spec of Queensland plants ¶ ¶ ¶ I also have taken the liberty to enclose a parcel for Dr ...
Ferdinand von Mueller to James McCulloch, 1866-06-28.
Melbourne botan. Gardens ¶ 28/6/66 ¶ Sir ¶ ¶ It having come to the knowledge of the Trustees of the Royal Park that the building used lately as a temporary lunatic Asylum has become vacant I have the...

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