Hutton, James, 1726-1797 (Scottish geologist)
Dates
- Existence: 3 June 1726 - 26 March 1797
Found in 22 Collections and/or Records:
Autograph Letter Signed from William Thomson to Cardinal Stefano Borgia in Rome, 13 August 1797
Autograph Letter Signed from William Thomson to Cardinal Stefano Borgia in Rome, discussing the properties of a newly-discovered flexible stone from Brazil (probably Itacolumite, a stone which is flexible when cut into thin strips, and which is found in Minas Gerais, Brazil. It is associated with the presence of diamonds.) and providing an Italian translation of part of James Hutton's paper on the subject. Letter in Italian, dated 13 August 1797.
Commonplace Book - Extracts by Charles Lyell - Prose and Verse, 1826
Draft letter from Joseph Black to Princess Dashkova, 29 August 1787
Draft letter from Joseph Black, Edinburgh to Princess Dashkova, dated 29 Aug. 1787. The letter is about University news and contains an account of James Hutton's theory of the earth.
[Hutton (James) F.R.S.E.], 1787
[Hutton (James) F.R.S.E.]. Etching. 1787. Kay, John, 1742-1826, Artist, Etcher.
Published in: Edinburgh Portraits (1837), XXIV.
Note: Ink inscription: 'Hutton (James) F.R.S.E.'.
Letter from Boyon de Baert to Joseph Black and draft letter from Joseph Black to Boyon de Baert, 16 July 1787 and 18 July 1787
Letter from Boyon de Baert, Glasgow to Joseph Black, dated 16 July 1787. The letter is about de Baert asking if there are any letters for him and he mentions Hutton, Adam Smith, his visit to Mull etc. The item contains draft letter from Joseph Black to Boyon de Baert, dated 18 July 1787 in reply.
Letter from Doctor Thomas Beddoes to Joseph Black, 21 April 1789
Letter from Doctor Thomas Beddoes, Oxford to Joseph Black, dated 21 April 1789. The letter mentions William Thomson, Doctor Hutton, Doctor Priestley, chemical and medical news, etc.
Letter from Doctor Thomas Beddoes to Joseph Black, 23 February 1788
Letter from Doctor Thomas Beddoes, Oxford to Joseph Black, dated 23 February 1788. The letter is about Beddoes' sketch of a system of chemistry, the success of his chemical lectures at Oxford, Black's skill in demonstration, Hutton's theory of the earth. It also mentions Cavendish, Withering, Morveau, etc.
Letter from Doctor Thomas Beddoes to Joseph Black, 15 April 1791
Letter from Doctor Thomas Beddoes, Oxford to Joseph Black, dated 15 April 1791. The letter is about James Hutton's theory of the earth, chemistry, a 'pastry cook' inventor. In the letter, Beddoes also asks for specimen for his mineralogical lectures.
Letter from Doctor Thomas Beddoes to Joseph Black, 14 June 1792
Letter from Doctor Thomas Beddoes, Oxford to Joseph Black, dated 14 June 1792. The letter is about James Hutton's theory of the earth and Beddoes asking for mineralogical specimens.
Letter from James Byres to Joseph Black, 26 September 1785
Letter from James Byres, Rome to Joseph Black, dated 26 September 1785. The letter is about introducing Mr Waters. Byres mentions Mr Home and Sir James Hall and also asks to be remembered to Mr Smith, Doctor Hutton, Mr Russel, Mr MacGowan, etc.