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Ferdinand von Mueller

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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 Joseph Hooker, 1866-05-15.
15/5/66 ¶ Dear Dr Hooker. ¶ ¶ Among all the plants now most desirable to be introduced into Australia the Manihot utilissima & especially Manihot Aipi ¶ would be the most important. Neither has foun...
Ferdinand von Mueller to George Bentham, 1866-05-15.
15/5/66. ¶ ¶ I have many additions to the localities of the plants enumerated by you, dear Mr Bentham. For instance Entada scandens from Rockinghams Bay. The three cases with Eucalypti & supplementar...
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...
Ferdinand von Mueller to James McCulloch, 1866-05-15.
¶ [Requisition for Earth work at the Lake Botanical Gardens] ¶ M's requisition was approvedandreturned.A contract for 'Excavating earth from bed of lagoon, and forming embankment therewith, at the Bo...
Ferdinand von Mueller to William Odgers, 1866-05-16.
¶ Submitted for Mr Odgers favorable consideration. ¶ Ferd. Mueller ¶ The file cover indicates that Mwas submitting arequisition'for copies of his works'. The requisition was approved and then complie...
Ferdinand von Mueller to Euphemia Henderson, 1866-05-17.
17/5/66. ¶ ¶ I passed you, dear Miss Henderson, so suddenly yesterday, that before my servant could stay the little vehicle, you were gone. Since you are in town I take the opportunity to enquire aft...
Ferdinand von Mueller to Berthold Seemann, 1866-05-17.
¶ This new coniferous tree was recently discovered by Walter Hill, Esq., the Director of the Botanic Garden of Brisbane, at the Darlington Range of Queensland, where it attained a height of fully 60 ...
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 ...
W. Turner to Ferdinand von Mueller, 1866-05-18.
Botan. Gard. 18/5/66 ¶ ¶ Received from Dr F. Mueller three pounds eight shillgs for sixty eight feet super of Black wood at one shill. per ft super ¶ £3.8.0 ¶ Recd payment ¶ W. Turner...
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...
George Sprigg to Ferdinand von Mueller, 1866-05-23.
May 23rd [186]6 ¶ editorial addition. ¶ Sir ¶ ¶ I have the honor to acknowledge the receipt of your letter dated the 19th Inst. ¶ Letter not found. ¶ ¶ covering the list of trees and plants which yo...
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 Asa Gray, 1866-05-24.
24/5/66 ¶ ¶ From the enclosed print, dear Prof Gray, it is very doubtful, whether the consignment pr Patrick Henry ever reached you. ¶ If not, as I fear, I have still more cause to claim your indulg...
Ferdinand von Mueller to Richard Kippist, 1866-05-25.
25/5/66 ¶ Dear Mr Kippist ¶ ¶ I beg and propose Mr ¶ Morton Allport ¶ ¶ of Hobarton ¶ for the fellowship of the L.S. ¶ ¶ This Gentleman is one of the most ardent promotors of the naturalisation ...
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 Johan Areschoug, 1866-05-26.
26 May 1866. ¶ ¶ I overlooked, esteemed Professor, to write to you with the last mail that a large case, addressed to you, was dispatched by the ship ¶ Wellesley ¶ on 26 March to my London agents, ...
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 George Grey, 1866-05-26.
Queensbirthday ¶ 26/5/66 ¶ My dear Sir George. ¶ ¶ During his stay in Melbourne I was informed by Baron Cederström, one of the Chamberlains of her Majesty the Queen of Sweden, that the King was very ...
Ferdinand von Mueller to August Petermann, 1866-05-28.
28 May 1866. ¶ ¶ I am stretched on a sickbed, my noble valiant friend, and can thus only thank you for your incomparably beautiful map ¶ and tell you that I am looking forward with hope to encouragi...
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 George Thwaites, 1866-05-28.
[28 May 1866] ¶ ¶ I am ill in and out of the bed. I trust it will not be the last letter you may get from me. [...]...
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 ...
Ferdinand von Mueller to James McCulloch, 1866-05-29.
¶ [Requisition for Forage] ¶ The requisition was returned to M on 31 May 1866 annotated: 'req forwd appd' [requisition forwarded approved]....
Ferdinand von Mueller to James McCulloch, 1866-05-29.
¶ [Requisition for timber for gates &c] ¶ The requisition was returned to M on 30 May 1866 annotated: 'appd req forwd' [approved requisition forwarded]. M returned the requisition to the Chief Secret...
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 James McCulloch, 1866-05-29.
Botanic Gardens ¶ May 29th 1866 ¶ Sir ¶ ¶ I have the honor to solicit that you will be good enough to sanction the expenditure of the following sums and place them at my disposal. ¶ Viz....
Ferdinand von Mueller to William Odgers, 1866-05-30.
Melbourne botanic Garden ¶ 30/5/66 ¶ Sir ¶ ¶ I have the honor to express to the hon. the Chief Secretary my best thanks for the transmission of two copies of fasc. 10 of Beddome's work on Indian fern...
Ferdinand von Mueller to Julius Haast, 1866-05-31.
31 May 1866. ¶ ¶ It is very sad, dearest friend, that your poor wife has been so unwell. I was also ill again and thus can sympathise with you all the more. Should you move once more into a permanent...
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 James McCulloch, 1866-06-??.
¶ [Requisition for earth work at Botanical Garden]...
the Town Clerk, Heathcote Borough Council to Ferdinand von Mueller, 1866-06-??.
¶ [The Town Clerk was requested to write to Dr. Mueller, and ask for some shrubs, trees, cuttings, &c.]...
Launceston Municipal Council to Ferdinand von Mueller, 1866-06-??.
¶ [The Town Clerk read a letter from Mr. Hannaford, copy of which we subjoin. — ¶ Frankland-street, ¶ Launceston ¶ , ¶ 4th June, 1866. ¶ To the Worshipful the Mayor, ¶ Chairman Public Gardens Co...
Ferdinand von Mueller to George Bentham, 1866-06-??.
Note for Mr Bentham ¶ ¶ I send a new genus of Rubiaceae from Cape York. It is nearer Morinda than Mussaenda, though it has quite the habit & petaloid large floral leaves of the latter. I have called ...
Ferdinand von Mueller to the Wangaratta Borough Council, 1866-06-??.
¶ [From Dr Mueller, Melbourne, stating that, the Council would require to apply for trees and shrubs at a certain hour, and wishing to know the extent of ground prepared for planting same.]...
Ferdinand von Mueller to Robert Officer, 1866-06-??.
¶ [Dr. Officer, the chairman, intimated that he had received a letter from Dr. Mueller, the Director of the Melbourne Botanical Gardens upon the subject, informing him that such oils were about to be...
the Hamilton Cricket Club Committee to Ferdinand von Mueller, 1866-06-??.
¶ [Application has been made to Dr. ¶ Mueller ¶ for a quantity of shrubs and trees, to plant the ground.]...
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 ...
the Footscray Borough Council to Ferdinand von Mueller, 1866-06-??.
¶ [It was moved and carried, that a letter be written to Dr ¶ Mueller ¶ , asking that gentleman for an assortment of trees and shrubs for municipal purposes.]...
Ferdinand von Mueller to the Editor of the Herald, 1866-06-01.
Sir, — In a very recent editorial article of your valued paper you have deviated from your usual course of justice. ¶ Herald, 1 June 1866, p. 2, beganWhat definite purpose is a so-called Botanical Gar...
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 James McCulloch, 1866-06-02.
¶ [Requesting that his report ¶ M to J. McCulloch, 16 April 1866,requested that a comprehensive report on his department be published. ¶ ¶ may be returned for other additions] ¶ M'spresentletter was...
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...
W. Lockhart Morton to Ferdinand von Mueller, 1866-06-05.
¶ Received from Dr Mueller the sum of one pound two shillings and nine pence for gums and resins collected for the Intercolonial Exhibition (£1.2.9) ¶ W. Lockhart Morton ¶ June 5th 1866...
W. Lockhart Morton to Ferdinand von Mueller, 1866-06-05.
¶ Received from Dr. Mueller the sum of three pounds stg for barks collected for the Intercolonial Exhibition (£3.0.0) ¶ W. Lockhart Morton ¶ June 5th 1866...
W. Lockhart Morton to Ferdinand von Mueller, 1866-06-05.
¶ Received from Dr Mueller the sum of seventeen pounds stg for timber collected for the Intercolonial Exhibition (£17.0.0) ¶ W. Lockhart Morton ¶ June 5th 1866...
William Sloman to Ferdinand von Mueller, 1866-06-07.
¶ In Mr. M'Intyre I had every confidence, and with him I would have gone anywhere. He was a splendid bushman, and was an adept at water-hunting, an accomplishment the value of which to an explorer ca...

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