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Ferdinand von Mueller

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the Deutsche Verein von Victoria to Ferdinand von Mueller, 1895-07-01.
[Imperial German Consul] ¶ [Imperial Royal Austro-Hungarian Consul] ¶ [President of the Melbourner Deutsche Turn Verein] ¶ [Naval lieutenant] ¶ The German Club of Victoria to Baron Sir Ferd. von Muell...
Ferdinand von Mueller to Édouard Bornet, 1895-07-13.
13/7/95 ¶ ¶ Feel greatly elated, dear Dr Bornet, with having been deemed worthy of a corresponding membership of the Institut. It was my greatest ambition all through life and is the crown of all my ...
Ferdinand von Mueller to Carl Mücke, 1895-07-14.
Melbourne, 14/7/95. ¶ Dr Mücke &c &c ¶ Hahndorf. ¶ ¶ Among your so numerous admirers, noble Sir, I also approach you at the jubilee ¶ to offer my felicitations in deep feelings of gratitude for the ...
Ferdinand von Mueller to the West Australian, 1895-08-??.
[WE have been requested by Baron von Mueller, the Government Botanist in Melbourne, to make known to West Australian residents that he is anxious to obtain botanical specimens, etc, as mentioned below...
the South Australian Vinegrowers Association to Ferdinand von Mueller, 1895-08-??.
[At the monthly meeting of the Vinegrowers' Association on Wednesday afternoon Mr. T. Hardy drew attention to the telegram appearing in the ¶ Register ¶ on August 26, ¶ 'The Bendigo vineyards. A pro...
Ferdinand von Mueller to the Académie des Sciences, Paris, 1895-08-??.
Institute of France ¶ Academy of Sciences ¶ Paris, ¶ ¶ ¶ 189[5] ¶ ¶ The Permanent Secretary of the Academy requests Baron von Müller to complete the statement below and return it to the Secretariat...
Ferdinand von Mueller to Léon Dejardin, 1895-08-03.
3/8/95 ¶ ¶ The last french mail, dear Consul Lejourdan, ¶ brought me a generous communication from the Institut de France, and I have to fill some forms sent to me. ¶ Would you be with your usual o...
Ferdinand von Mueller to Léon Dejardin, 1895-08-05.
5/8/95 ¶ ¶ Best thanks, dear Chevalier Dejardin for sending the two pages, on which the information is given, concerning the Institut. ¶ Altho' I had last year from Prof Chatin (you saw Prof Chatin'...
Ferdinand von Mueller to the Permanent Secretaries, Académie des Sciences, Paris, 1895-08-05.
Melbourne, 5/8/95 ¶ To the Permanent Secretaries ¶ of the Academy of Sciences. ¶ ¶ It was with the deepest sense of gratitude, dear and honoured Sirs, that I learnt I had been deemed worthy of being ...
Ferdinand von Mueller to Édouard Bornet, 1895-08-05.
5/8/95 ¶ ¶ It is impossible for me, dear Dr Bornet, to express in words the delight, felt by me at being admited a corresponding member of the "Institut[".] One of my last aspirations in life has the...
Ferdinand von Mueller to Édouard Bornet, 1895-08-14.
14/8/95 ¶ ¶ By this weeks mail, dear Dr Bornet, I have the pleasure of sending you crisply dried Algs, just received from 3 bais on the south-coast of Australia. You may find on them minute epiphytes...
Ferdinand von Mueller to Anna Maria Babington, 1895-08-17.
¶ … I now express once more my high sense of appreciation of the services which he has rendered to the science of plants, not only through his admirable teachings, but also by his applying it to spec...
Ferdinand von Mueller to Irwin Lynch, 1895-08-17.
M ¶ elbourne ¶ , ¶ August 17th, 1895 ¶ . ¶ ¶ It is with deep sadness that I learn of the venerable Professor Charles C. Babington passing away from us, the Nestor of the Linnean Society for many year...
Ferdinand von Mueller to William Mitten, 1895-09-??.
¶ It was most kind of you, dear Mr. Mitten, to send me the large number of Mosses and their allies, ¶ by which the collection here in the two herbarium halls (containing nearly a million sheets) bec...
Ferdinand von Mueller to Charles Neylon, 1895-09-??.
¶ [From Baron von Mueller, sending a collection of fresh seeds of economic plants for the acceptance of the council. He thought the same would prove acceptable at the present time, and he had vivid r...
Ferdinand von Mueller to Veit Wittrock, 1895-09-03.
3/9/95 ¶ ¶ By this week's mail I am sending you, noble friend, some diatoms, which I have received from a specialist here, Mr Bale, whose local amateur research I support. So he has as a loan from me...
Ferdinand von Mueller to Édouard Bornet, 1895-09-14.
14/9/95. ¶ ¶ It was my intention, dear Dr Bornet, to send you some prepared and named Algs from Mr J Br Wilsons recent collection; but I find that he has now obtained but few duplicates, so that I co...
Ferdinand von Mueller to Casimir de Candolle, 1895-09-16.
16/9/95. ¶ ¶ The incomparable honor of belonging to the Institut de France, dear Prof de Candolle, is additionally to me so significant, as highly distinguished members of that august and venerable U...
Ferdinand von Mueller to Jacob Agardh, 1895-09-16.
16/9/95 ¶ ¶ From the enclosed letter ¶ you will see, highly esteemed Professor, that our friend J. B. Wilson has no algae to offer you this year. The ruined financial conditions here depress his ins...
Ferdinand von Mueller to Casimir de Candolle, 1895-09-17.
17/9/95 ¶ ¶ It is very pleasing to learn, that the record of the ¶ Flora of the World ¶ ¶ makes such quick and varied progress. I still add frequently to the data of the geographic distribution of...
Ferdinand von Mueller to Léon Dejardin, 1895-09-25.
25/9/95 ¶ ¶ Allow me to ask, dear Chevalier Dejardin, whether it could be arranged, that I can send to the jardin des plantes or to the Musée d'histoire naturelle by the Ville de la Ciotat and also b...
Ferdinand von Mueller to Thomas Cheeseman, 1895-09-26.
26/9/95 ¶ ¶ In accordance with your wish, dear Mr Cheeseman, I send you some few typic specimens of Epilobium, as viewed by Bentham. But as it is now nearly 30 years, since we both worked on the 3th ...
Ferdinand von Mueller to Abbot Kinney, 1895-09-29.
MELBOURNE. Australia, Sept. 29 ¶ ¶ Let me express my best thanks, dear Mr. Kinney, for sending me your admirable publication of the Eucalyptus. It is an important contribution toward the knowledge of...
Ferdinand von Mueller to Messrs Harris & Son, 1895-10-??.
¶ The grass of which you send me a flowering spike, is the ¶ Setaria Italica ¶ in its most slender form — a kind of club millet. If this variety is cultivated in rich soil, the spike will become mu...
Jessie Hussey to Ferdinand von Mueller, 1895-10-04.
To Baron von Mueller ¶ Melbourne ¶ My Lord, ¶ ¶ The registered parcel of letters came safely to hand on Tuesday, and please accept my best thanks for all the contents. I feel deeply sensible of the k...
Ferdinand von Mueller to Adolf Engler, 1895-10-04.
4/10/95. ¶ ¶ Allow me to express my best thanks, esteemed Geheimrath, for your kindly felicitations on my entry into the 8th decade of my life ¶ Letter not found. ¶ and for my election to the Instit...
Jessie Hussey to Ferdinand von Mueller, 1895-10-05.
To Baron von Mueller ¶ Melbourne ¶ My Lord ¶ ¶ When writing to you about the blue orchid this week ¶ I forgot to tell you (and in justice to Mr Ashby ¶ I should tell you) that he said he showed me ...
Ferdinand von Mueller to Léon Dejardin, 1895-10-17.
17/10/95 ¶ ¶ I have a ¶ most valuable ¶ collection of Minerals and Algs ready in a good sized box for the great Musée d'histoire naturelle of Paris, dear Chevalier Dejardin, and would like to send ...
John Scott Keltie to Ferdinand von Mueller, 1895-10-17.
17 October 1895 ¶ Baron Sir Ferdinand von Mueller KCMG ¶ Botanical Gardens ¶ Melbourne ¶ Australia...
Ferdinand von Mueller to William MacGregor, 1895-10-23.
23rd October, 1895 ¶ Two days ago, dear Sir William, arrived two parcels of plants from you, which contained collections from the Astrolabe Range and Mount Goodenough. I am very much obliged for this ...
Ferdinand von Mueller to Jacob Agardh, 1895-10-24.
¶ It will sadden you deeply, honoured Professor, that our noble friend J. Bracebridge Wilson has passed away!. What a great loss for us individually! What a great loss also for the study of Australia...
Ferdinand von Mueller to Jessie Hussey, 1895-10-25.
25/10/95. ¶ ¶ You will have probably have learned, dear Miss Hussey by this time of the very sad event, which deprived us one of our most genial friends! Early this week poor J. Bracebridge Wilson pa...
Ferdinand von Mueller to Veit Wittrock, 1895-10-25.
25/10/95 ¶ ¶ I have sent you some freshwater algae, highly esteemed Professor, since you work specially on such plants. If you can make use of them, more shall follow. Perhaps even diatoms have colle...
Ferdinand von Mueller to Nicholas Holtze, 1895-11-05.
5/11/95. ¶ ¶ It gave me much pleasure, dear Mr Holtze, to receive last evening your kind letter ¶ and the parcel with Rhaphidophora leaves;— and as this is "Cup-Day" ¶ and everyone is on the "Races...
Alphonse Milne-Edwards to Ferdinand von Mueller, 1895-11-09.
Paris, 9 November 1895. ¶ Dear Sir, ¶ ¶ The Administration of the Museum has received several cases containing numerous collection objects that you have been kind enough to offer to it; my attention ...
Ralph Tate to Ferdinand von Mueller, 1895-11-12.
November 12, 1895 ¶ My Dear Baron, ¶ ¶ I am leaving this afternoon for my farm, to stay there till the end of the week, so that further revision of the Elder plants will be deferred till my return. T...
Ferdinand von Mueller to the Editor, the Age, 1895-11-15.
Sir ¶ , — ¶ ¶ Re ¶ ¶ your excellent report on the above subject, ¶ See 'Timber and fruit tree diseases. An important discovery',Age, 15 November 1895, p. 6. The item is a report of an interview with...
Joseph Hooker to Ferdinand von Mueller, 1895-11-17.
Nov. 17 /95 ¶ The Camp. ¶ Sunningdale. ¶ My dear Baron ¶ ¶ Yours of 31/8 ¶ has been left too long unanswered & I have no better excuse than the old one, of not taking advantage of the many small int...
Ferdinand von Mueller to Maria Henley, 1895-11-20.
20/11/95 ¶ ¶ Among the plants, kindly sent by you for the Field Naturalists floral Exhibition, dear Miss Henley, were also specimens of the Swainsona, ¶ of which I send you herewith a specimen back....
Ferdinand von Mueller to Charles Topp, 1895-11-26.
Melbourne, 26 Novbr. 1895 ¶ ¶ I have the honor to inform you that I have just received a large consignment of splendid specimens of dried plants from the Botanic Museum of Vienna. As my Branch has no...
Ferdinand von Mueller to Alfred Lacroix, 1895-11-30.
30/11/95. ¶ ¶ Yesterday, dear Prof. Lacroix, I received your kind letter of the 22 Oct, ¶ accompanied by your grand volume on the minerals of the vulcanic rocks, so superbly also illustrated. ¶ Acc...
Ferdinand von Mueller to Alphonse Milne-Edwards, 1895-12-01.
1/12/95. ¶ ¶ The last mail brought me, dear Prof. Milne-Edwards, a kind letter from Prof. Lacroix, ¶ Letter not found. ¶ ¶ through which I learn with joy, that the great specimen of Nickol-ore, whic...
Ferdinand von Mueller to John Scott Keltie, 1895-12-01.
Private ¶ Sunday, 1/12/95 ¶ ¶ Your letter and the printed article from the "Times", dear Mr Keltie, reached me by last weekly mail, ¶ and a similar communication came somewhat earlier from the honor...
Ferdinand von Mueller to Ellis Rowan, 1895-12-01.
Sunday, 1 Dec. 1895. ¶ ¶ One of the most elevating letters, which I received in my whole life, dear Mrs Rowan, is yours written on the Colombus-Day, ¶ in which you convey the most cheering expressio...
Ferdinand von Mueller to John Scott Keltie, 1895-12-03.
Melbourne, 3 Dec 1895 ¶ Last evening, dear Mr Keltie, a meeting of the antarctic Committee was held, when your Presidents ¶ letter and that from you in respect to Mr Borchgrevinkes communication to t...
Ferdinand von Mueller to Hercules Robinson, 1895-12-03.
Melbourne, 3rd December, 1895. ¶ ¶ You showed me, dear Sir Hercules, nearly forty years ago, the great consideration of consulting me with reference to arrangements for the formation of a Botanic Gar...
Ferdinand von Mueller to Michael Dowden, 1895-12-07.
7/12/95. ¶ ¶ In reply to your letter, just received, dear Mr Dowden, let me say, that I received a large new volume some months ago from its author Prof Hedgar Wallace ¶ on Agriculture, ¶ in exchan...
Ferdinand von Mueller to Henri de Saussure, 1895-12-08.
8/12/95. ¶ ¶ I feel very honoured, dear Professor, by your kind letter, especially since I, as a personal alpine researcher in Australia, Victoria, New South Wales, Tasmania and New Zealand, always h...
Ferdinand von Mueller to [Robert Rogers], 1895-12-10.
10/12/95. ¶ ¶ Allow me to ask, honored Sir, whether any information has been received from the Office of the Agent General concerning the books destined for Katharinenburg, ¶ so kindly granted by th...
Ferdinand von Mueller to Maurice Holtze, 1895-12-14.
14/12/95. ¶ ¶ Your telegram, dear Mr Holtze, was truly joyful news. Nothing was purchased in two places in Sydney, but I shall turn to a third. ¶ Because I sacrifice ⅔ of my salary in order to conti...

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