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Charles Stuart to Ferdinand von Mueller, 1850-04-10.
Woodhall ¶ 10th April 1850 ¶ My dear Sir, ¶ ¶ I have much pleasure in informing you that I have today forwarded you a box of specimens according to my promise in last letter, which hope will arrive ...
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...
Ferdinand von Mueller to John Foster, 1854-03-10.
Avon, 10. March 1854. ¶ Sir ¶ ¶ I have the honor to inform you for communication to his Excellency the Governor, that I proceeded on my botanical expedition since my last report (dated Albury 15 Jan....
Ferdinand von Mueller to William Hooker, 1855-09-03.
On board the "Monarch" 3 Sept. 1855 ¶ Sir William. ¶ ¶ In a very few days we expect to reach our destination at the Victoria River, and as our attention then will be fully required to disembark our h...
Ferdinand von Mueller to William Hooker, 1856-06-18.
Main Camp on the Victoria River, ¶ 18 June 1856 ¶ Sir William, ¶ ¶ Prepared to leave in Mr Gregory's party this camp again within a few days, I am anxious to avail myself of the only opportunity, whi...
Ferdinand von Mueller to William Hooker, 1857-03-06.
Sydney bot. gardens 6. March 57. ¶ My dear Sir William, ¶ ¶ Since the last weeks engaged in putting the botanical specimens into order, which were obtained during the latter part of the North Austral...
Joseph Hooker to Ferdinand von Mueller, 1858-08-23.
Kew Aug. 23/58 ¶ Dear Dr Mueller ¶ ¶ I enclose a copy of a few more suggestions & identifications as to your Australian plants. ¶ Perhaps you have had some from us before. ¶ ¶ We have a large packe...
Ferdinand von Mueller to Eugene Rimmel, 1859-12-01.
Melbourne Botanical and Zoological Gardens, ¶ 1st Dec., 1859. ¶ Sir,- ¶ ¶ In reply to your request to be furnished with information on such plants peculiar to Australia as may be regarded as practica...
Joseph Hooker to Ferdinand von Mueller, 1860-10-20.
Br. Consulate Jerusalem Octr 20/60 ¶ My dear Mueller ¶ ¶ The address of this will surprise you I dare say, but I have taken advantage of my 6 weeks leave ¶ to visit Syria, & have come here en route ...
Ferdinand von Mueller to William Hooker, 1861-07-23.
Melbourne, botanic & zoologic Garden ¶ 23. July 1861 ¶ My very dear Sir William. ¶ ¶ I have your noble letters, dated 18 and 25 May before me, accompanied by communications from your son & Mr Bentham...
Ferdinand von Mueller to William Hooker, 1863-12-21.
Melbourne bot. Garden ¶ [2]1/12/63. ¶ Dear Sir William. ¶ ¶ By the "Essex" I forwarded Box No. 22 with plants for Mr Bentham's use, according to byefollowing list. This consignment contains almost th...
Ferdinand von Mueller to George Bentham, 1864-01-25.
Melbourne botan. ¶ Garden 25./1./64. ¶ My dear Mr Bentham. ¶ ¶ At last by the "Great Britain" this week the rest of the Myrtaceae will be sent to you, and as this celebrated ship performs its voyages...
George Bentham to Ferdinand von Mueller, 1865-03-26.
25, WILTON PLACE, S.W. ¶ March 26/65 ¶ My dear Sir ¶ ¶ I write a few lines to acknowledge the receipt of yours of the 9th Jany which came to hand yesterday — with some notes on Cucurbitaceae etc. Dr ...
Ferdinand von Mueller to William Hooker, 1865-06-24.
24/6/65 ¶ Dear & venerable Sir William. ¶ Through the disaster, which befel the steamer Bombay possibly one set of my letters to you has been lost & certainly I shall be prevented (as the substituted ...
Ferdinand von Mueller to the Gardeners' Chronicle and Agricultural Gazette, 1866-04-??.
¶ Australian Mistleto ¶ .—Of several most handsome species of Loranthus, two, namely, Loranthus celastroides and L. pendulus, are so frequent in the vicinity of Melbourne as to prove very destructive...
Ferdinand von Mueller to Michael Guilfoyle, 1867-??-??.
[...] ¶ send me a copy of your new catalogue ¶ & I will give you a list. ¶ ¶ Of Cinchona Condaminea, the Loxa Bark tree, I can send an ¶ enormous ¶ number of plants & this will in the colder & dri...
Ferdinand von Mueller to Joseph Hooker, 1868-03-12.
Melbourne bot Garden ¶ 12/3/68. ¶ ¶ In shipping to you, dear Dr Hooker, the remaining monopetal. plants for Bentham's work, I have ventured to enclose with the consignment a package of seeds of quick...
Ferdinand von Mueller to Eduard Fenzl, 1871-10-14.
Melbourne Botanic Garden, ¶ 14 October 1871. ¶ ¶ For some time now, noble Sir, following discussions that took place with Field Marshal Baron Jochmus ¶ last year, it has been my intention to furnish...
August Jochmus von Cotignola to Ferdinand von Mueller, 1872-03-08.
Private and confidential. ¶ Lieut. Field Marshal von Jochmus ¶ to Dr Ferd. von Mueller, ¶ Director of the botanic Garden ¶ in Melbourne, Australia....
Ferdinand von Mueller to the Gardeners' Chronicle, 1879-02-??.
¶ No one ¶ should recommend the Eucalypts for utilitarian culture ¶ en gros ¶ in any region subject to severe frosts, nor can many species be cultivated in damp tropical lowlands, though the speci...
Frederick Bailey to Ferdinand von Mueller, 1879-08-11.
¶ [Sent Sir Ferd. Mueller...
Frederick Bailey to Ferdinand von Mueller, 1884-10-28.
¶ [Re Melaleuca]...
Otto Tepper to Ferdinand von Mueller, 1885-02-25.
Somerset Place, Norwood ¶ 25th Feb. 1885. ¶ Most esteemed Baron! ¶ ¶ I have taken the liberty again to send off a packet of specimens with today’s post for determination, if you will be so kind as to...
Frederick Bailey to Ferdinand von Mueller, 1886-10-27.
Brisbane ¶ Oct. 27th 1886 ¶ Dear Baron ¶ ¶ Please accept my thanks for your excellent Lithographic monograph of Myoporinae. ¶ It makes one wish for more such works. ¶ Your much obliged friend...
Ferdinand von Mueller to Henry Deane, 1886-11-14.
14/11/86. ¶ ¶ I owe you, dear Mr Deane, an acknowledgement of your kind letter and sending of Melaleuca-twig since some days; ¶ — but it is only at quiet Sunday-hour now, that I can attend to your p...
Frederick Bailey to Ferdinand von Mueller, 1886-11-26.
Brisbane ¶ Novr. 26th 1886 ¶ Dear Baron ¶ ¶ Your kind letters slips and Supplemental pages to the Census (Genera) of Australian plants ¶ I have duly received and for this thoughtfulness please accep...
Ferdinand von Mueller to Henry Deane, 1886-12-30.
30/12/86. ¶ ¶ You must have wondered, dear Mr Deane, why I did not acknowledge the receipt of your sending of dried plants, but though it was made by you there 2 weeks ago, it reached me only yesterd...
Frederick Bailey to Ferdinand von Mueller, 1887-06-11.
Brisbane ¶ June 11th 1887 ¶ Dear Baron ¶ ¶ I am afraid ¶ Grevillea pinnatifida ¶ would prove too tender to thrive in the South and indeed I do not think Grevillea robusta adapted for street plantin...
Ferdinand von Mueller to Walter Gill, 1891-04-02.
2/4/91 ¶ ¶ To judge alone from the fruits and buds, dear Mr Gill, I should consider your Eucalyptus from Kangaroo-Island ¶ to be a large form of E. cosmophylla. I notices ¶ also the Cassinia to spr...
Ralph Tate to Ferdinand von Mueller, 1892-06-24.
THE UNIVERSITY ¶ ADELAIDE. ¶ June 24, 1892 ¶ My Dear Baron, ¶ ¶ Each communication from you increases my regret that circumstances did not permit me to devote more time to a more critical examination...
Ferdinand von Mueller to Otto Tepper, 1893-05-27.
Sunday. ¶ Private ¶ ¶ After the particular loyalty that you have shown me, dear Mr Tepper, it is only right for me to say to you immediately that in the last meeting of the Linnean Society of New Sou...
Ferdinand von Mueller to William Thiselton-Dyer, 1893-06-03.
3/6/93. ¶ In my letter of yesterday ¶ I forgot to mention, that the larger plant, taken in the “Australian” for Kew by Mr and Mrs Markes may possibly not be a Verticordia, but perhaps a Melaleuca; th...
John Brooks to Ferdinand von Mueller, 1894-07-25.
Balbinia, ¶ 25th July, 1894. ¶ Baron Sir Ferd. von Mueller. ¶ Dear Sir, — ¶ ¶ At Israelite Bay ¶ you can see a point where three formations meet, which I term the "Old," the "New," and the "Recent....