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Eugène Fournier to Ferdinand von Mueller, 1883-09-24.
Paris, 24 September 1883. ¶ Very honoured Sir— ¶ ¶ I answer first the part of your letter that concerns the date of publication of the botanical part of the Encyclopedia. ¶ I have already correspond...
Ferdinand von Mueller to the Gardeners' Chronicle, 1883-10-??.
¶ The perusal of your leading article in the number for August 25 ¶ gave me great pleasure, as I concur fully in the general views expressed by you on the distinct importance of botanic gardens, alt...
Henry Watts to Ferdinand von Mueller, 1883-10-15.
No 20. Wellington Street ¶ Collingwood ¶ Oct 15 1883 ¶ Baron von Mueller ¶ Dear sir/ ¶ ¶ I duly received your letter containing a list of names of the marine algae, you kindly sent to Sonder. ¶ I r...
Ferdinand von Mueller to Ralph Tate, 1883-10-17.
17/10/83 ¶ ¶ With sorrow do I hear of your indisposition, dear Prof. Tate, but hope that your powerful constitution will overcome the ailing, particularly if you do not overstrain your mental working...
Ferdinand von Mueller to Ralph Tate, 1883-10-20.
20/10/83 ¶ ¶ This day, dear Professor Tate, I received the proof-slips of your ¶ very able ¶ article on Kangaroo-Island, ¶ and as I was not pressed with official work this (Saturday) afternoon, I ...
George Bentham to Ferdinand von Mueller, 1883-11-??.
November 1883 ¶ ¶ My principal object in now writing to you is to say, that this is — I fear — the last letter you can receive from me. For the last six months I have been quite disabled from continu...
Ferdinand von Mueller to Adolph Leibius, 1883-11-03.
Melbourne, ¶ 3/11/83. ¶ To Dr Leibius, Hon. Secr. ¶ of the R.S. of N.S.Wales. ¶ ¶ Herewith, honored Sir, I beg to forward to you, for completing the series of my works at the R. S. of N.S.W....
Ferdinand von Mueller to Constantin von Ettingshausen, 1883-11-05.
5/11/83 ¶ ¶ Your kindly letter, noble Baron, has reached me with the mail before last ¶ and I answer it today only briefly because I have been almost bound to my sick bed since about two months ago....
Sidney Johnson to Ferdinand von Mueller, 1883-11-14.
Meredith ¶ Nov. 14th 1883 ¶ Dear Sir — ¶ ¶ I send 7 new specimens. Of these No 5 is very rare here, this being the first time I have come across it. ¶ ¶ Will you be kind enough to write the followin...
Ferdinand von Mueller to Ralph Tate, 1883-11-17.
17/11/83 ¶ ¶ Have found the Babbagias, dear Prof. Tate, and give you the localities now. ¶ The "Field Naturalists Club" will give a great impetus to research there. ¶ ¶ My cough has hardly diminish...
Jacob Agardh to Ferdinand von Mueller, 1883-11-20.
Lund, Sweden 20 Nov. 1883 ¶ Highly esteemed Baron! ¶ ¶ You will already now have received my last letter of 11 October. ¶ I have tried to give information in it about the various ways of writing the...
William Allitt to Ferdinand von Mueller, 1883-11-26.
Tyrendarra ¶ Nov 26th — 1883 ¶ Baron von Mueller, ¶ Government Botanist Melbourne, ¶ My Dear Sir, ¶ ¶ It is many years, since I have had the pleasure of communication with you. In those years I hope...
Ferdinand von Mueller to Ralph Tate, 1883-11-30.
Mt. Macedon, ¶ 30./11/83. ¶ ¶ I replied to your Kang. Isl. letter yesterday, ¶ dear Prof Tate, and revised also the proof of the several new plants. If not too late, you might make a slight alterat...
Ferdinand von Mueller to Maurice Holtze, 1883-12-01.
1/12/83 ¶ ¶ With the last mail, dear Mr Holtze, I was asked by Prof. Caspary, the monographer of the Nymphaeaceae, to send him more Australian material. ¶ He would like the flowers and ripe fruits o...
Ferdinand von Mueller to Joseph Hooker, 1883-12-03.
Mt. Macedon ¶ 3/12/83. ¶ ¶ Merely a few lines from this locality, dear Sir Joseph, where I have gone to seek restoration of my health. Since about 3 months I suffer from a severe Bronchial catarrh; t...
Ferdinand von Mueller to George Bentham, 1883-12-31.
Drysdale, near Port Phillip-Head, ¶ Newyears eve, 1883. ¶ ¶ Your kind but mournful letter, ¶ dear Mr Bentham, reached me here on the coast, where I am since a few week to try, whether the pure sea a...
Louis Smith to Ferdinand von Mueller, 1884-??-??.
1884 VICTORIAN INTERCOLONIAL EXHIBITION 1884 ¶ OF ¶ WINE, FRUIT, GRAIN, ¶ And all other Products of the Soil of Australasia, ¶ WITH MACHINERY, PLANT, TOOLS, &C, EMPLOYED....
Alexander Crawford to Ferdinand von Mueller, 1884-??-??.
Description of plants sent ¶ ¶ Table land means that the plant grows only on the table land. ¶ ¶ Falls that it grows only in the falls, the first few hundred feet of rocky precipitous ground below t...
Ferdinand von Mueller to Malcolm Fraser, 1884-??-??.
¶ [Eucalypts of Australia — Atlas of]...
David Spence to Ferdinand von Mueller, 1884-??-??.
[…] ¶ ¶ The more bulky specimens of the Lake plants I have packed in a little (50) cigar box along with the fossil fruits and papers of algae. The smaller specimens I will enclose with present letter...
Charles Winnecke to Ferdinand von Mueller, 1884-01-02.
Eagle Chambers ¶ Pirie Street Adelaide ¶ 2nd January 1883 ¶ The Baron Sir Ferdinand von Mueller. K.C.M.G &c ¶ Melbourne ...
Ferdinand von Mueller to Ralph Tate, 1884-01-04.
Drysdale. ¶ 4/1/84. ¶ ¶ Let me thank you, dear Prof. Tate, for your sympathetic letter, and also for your kind sending of the 6th vol. ¶ I took it at once to a sheltered spot on the coast here, to ...
Ferdinand von Mueller to Maurice Holtze, 1884-01-06.
6 January 1884. ¶ ¶ Your parcel of plants arrived yesterday evening, ¶ dear Mr Holtze, and I immediately embarked on their examination today, although — plagued by a nasty cough — I have gone to a q...
Ferdinand von Mueller to William Thiselton-Dyer, 1884-01-10.
Clifton Spring, ¶ 10/1/84 ¶ ¶ This day, dear Mr Dyer, I received your kind letter of the 26 Nov, ¶ while staying on a sheltered place at the coast, trying to get my terrible cough subdued by the mo...
Daniel Sullivan to Ferdinand von Mueller, 1884-01-16.
Moyston ¶ 16/1/84 ¶ Dear Sir ¶ ¶ You will, I am certain, be glad to hear that we have safely returned from our excursion to the Australia Alps. Your remarks that I would see much that was new to me w...
Joseph Hooker to Ferdinand von Mueller, 1884-01-17.
Jany 17/1/84 ¶ My dear Baron ¶ ¶ I am much concerned to hear of your illness & do indeed hope that your fears may not be realized, & that a sojourn in the mountain air of Victoria will prove a comple...
Ferdinand von Mueller to Dudley Best, 1884-01-19.
19/1/84 ¶ ¶ Herewith, dear Mr Best, a cheque of £1.6/- of which sum £1 is intended for four tickets of Mr Kershaw's collections ¶ and 6/ as first years payment for the "Naturalist". ¶ Regardfully ¶ ...
Ferdinand von Mueller to Heinrich Heuzenroeder, 1884-01-29.
29/1/84 ¶ ¶ It must be a great daily joy for you and for your excellent wife, dear Mr Heuzenröder, that among your talented children in particular a son proves to be so wonderfully gifted and certain...
Ferdinand von Mueller to Friedrich Krichauff, 1884-01-29.
29/1/84 ¶ ¶ You will regard ¶ ¶ me, dear and good Krichauff, ¶ ¶ as ¶ ¶ an inconsiderate person and a bad friend because I left your letter and your New Year's ¶ ¶ greetings ¶ ¶ unanswered. Whil...
Ferdinand von Mueller to William Thiselton-Dyer, 1884-01-29.
29/1/84. ¶ ¶ In revising the proof of the 10th decade of the Eucalyptography, ¶ B84.11.02. ¶ ¶ dear Mr Dyer, I have checked the citations of the remarks on the Euc. Manna from Chemical Journals &c. ...
Ferdinand von Mueller to the Editor of the Sydney Mail, 1884-02-11.
Sir,— A recent number of your valuable journal contains an article in which Dr. Andrew Ross, of Molong, raises a complaint to the effect that researches of his had been passed on a recent occasion, wh...
Ferdinand von Mueller to Thomas Wilson, 1884-02-14.
Melbourne, ¶ 14 Febr 1884. ¶ T. R. Wilson Esqr. ¶ Undersecretary. ¶ Sir...
Ferdinand von Mueller to Ralph Tate, 1884-02-14.
14/2/84 ¶ ¶ About a week ago, dear Prof. Tate, I sent the msc. of the elaboration of Mr Winnecke's plants to that Gentleman, as he was anxious that it should accompany his Report. At the same time I ...
Ferdinand von Mueller to Thomas Wilson, 1884-02-14.
Melbourne, ¶ 14/2/84. ¶ T. R. Wilson Esqr. ¶ Undersecretary. ¶ Sir,...
Ferdinand von Mueller to Asa Gray, 1884-02-20.
20/2/84. ¶ ¶ Let me thank you, dear Prof. Gray, for your lucid remarks on D.C's last publication concerning nomenclature. ¶ I had written some notes for the bot. Centralblatt ¶ soon after receiving...
Ferdinand von Mueller to Friedrich Krichauff, 1884-02-22.
¶ For a long time I have owed you a letter, my dear Krichauff, and especially ¶ ¶ now that you were ¶ ¶ so kind as to ¶ ¶ respond to ¶ ¶ the telegram concerning the widow of ¶ ¶ Groener. The ¶ ...
Ferdinand von Mueller to the Gardeners' Chronicle, 1884-03-??.
¶ The pollen is shed on the stigmas of Eucalypts before the operculum drops; but of course honey-seeking insects may occasionally carry additional pollen from other flowers and even other species, th...
Ferdinand von Mueller to Ralph Tate, 1884-03-02.
2/3/84. ¶ ¶ One of the sp. of Atriplex, just sent by you, dear Prof. Tate, is A. leptocarpum, typical; ¶ the other seems a mere form of it. The Ptilotus is = P. parvifolius. I have it also from Mt. ...
Thomas Wilson to Ferdinand von Mueller, 1884-03-03.
Chief Secretary's Office, ¶ Melbourne ¶ 3. March ¶ 18 ¶ 84 ¶ Memo, No. 728 ¶ ¶ With reference to the "Giant Todea" fern sometime back transmitted by the Government Botanist to the St. Petersburgh H...
Ferdinand von Mueller to Thomas Wilson, 1884-03-04.
Memorandum of cost of gigantic Todea for St Petersburg horticultural Exhibition. ¶ (Weight without fronds and case about 4000 lb.) ¶ Ferd. von Mueller. ¶ 4/3/84....
Ferdinand von Mueller to Julius von Haast, 1884-03-07.
7/3/84 ¶ ¶ You are always so magnanimous and kind, noble friend, and to invite me on a tour of the mountains in New Zealand, which I would very gladly undertake were the new Civil Service Commission ...
Donald Porter to Ferdinand von Mueller, 1884-03-13.
[Tamworth]. N.S.W ¶ 13/3/84. ¶ Dear Sir ¶ ¶ Your very kind note ¶ to hand and I forward by post the first small consignment of New England ferns. I shall be happy to forward from time to time any sp...
Thomas Wilson to Ferdinand von Mueller, 1884-03-14.
14th Mch '84 ¶ Memo No. 887 ¶ ¶ I beg to point out to the Govt Botanist that his memo of the 4th instant, respecting the giant todea fern presented to the St Petersburgh Botanic Gardens gives the cos...
Ferdinand von Mueller to Ralph Tate, 1884-03-15.
Drouin, ¶ 15/3/84. ¶ ¶ The two excursions, ¶ of which you sent me an account, ¶ dear Prof. Tate, must have been to the highest degree interesting. The one reminds me vividly of a tour of mine to V...
Ferdinand von Mueller to Memorandum, 1884-03-18.
Memorandum concerning the sending of a gigantic Todea-fern to the horticultural Exhibition of St Petersburg. ¶ ¶ When it was decided by the Imperial Horticultural Society of St Petersburg, that an in...
Ferdinand von Mueller to Thomas Wilson, 1884-03-18.
Melbourne, ¶ 18/3/84. ¶ T. R. Wilson Esqre ¶ Undersecretary. ¶ Sir...
Ferdinand von Mueller to Graham Berry, 1884-03-21.
Melbourne, ¶ 21. March 1884. ¶ The honorable Graham Berry, M.L.A., Chief Secretary &c ¶ Sir, ¶ ¶ I have the honor to inform you, that I have received one hundred copies of the 9th Decade of the Eucal...
Ferdinand von Mueller to William Thiselton-Dyer, 1884-03-21.
21/3/84. ¶ ¶ Allow me the pleasure, dear Mr Dyer, to introduce to you my particular friend, Fr. Eaton Esqr, ¶ who proceeds just on a voyage and short stay to Europe. This Gentleman holds one of the ...
Ferdinand von Mueller to Thomas Wilson, 1884-03-22.
Melbourne, 22/3/84. ¶ T. R. Wilson Esq ¶ Undersecretary ¶ Sir ¶ ¶ I have the honor to point out, that if it met with the approval of the honor. the Chief Secretary, one hundred copies of the half-she...
Ferdinand von Mueller to Joseph Hooker, 1884-03-23.
23/3/84. ¶ ¶ It is my pleasant duty, dear Sir Joseph, to acknowledge the receipt of part XI of your great “Fl. of Brit. Ind.”. ¶ This new one brings the work many steps forward. What a boon it will ...

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