Lyell, Lady Mary, 1808-1873 (née Horner)
Dates
- Existence: 1808 - 1873
Found in 229 Collections and/or Records:
Manuscript Papers relating to Published Works, c1840 - c1855
Merivale, Herman, 19th century
Autograph letter signed from Herman Merivale to the conchologist and botanist Mary Horner Lyell, London (“Colonial Office At 14”), no date: “It will give me very much pleasure to dine with you tomorrow (Tuesday) and the more in family the better as far as I am concerned. Your note did not reach me till today, as I went down on Saturday to pass two nights at my brothers’ in Essex. I will be with you at half past six, unless you should send me a note here to put me off [...]”.
Miscellaneous letters A-J, 1791- 1884
Miscellaneous letters K-Z, 1838-1886
MS Notes I - Scientific Journal No. I, 20 November 1855 - 29 April 1856
Scientific journal of Sir Charles Lyell, covers subjects such as creation of species - and thoughts on the evolution of man. Lyell refers to others such as Darwin, Hooker, Wollaston and topics such as the glacial epoch, rudimentary organs, volcanoes, Madeira, molluscs, fossil faunas, Australian fauna, Niagara, coal and New Zealand. Lyell provides his own index. Some writing is by Mary Lyell.
