Box Box 1.5
Contains 30 Results:
Letters from Geikie, Archibald to Charles Lyell, 24 March 1860 - 13 July 1863
Letters are summarised by Lyell as:
1) Geikie on Elephants in Ayrshire & Falkirk 23 March 1860 and on Coast-ice in Scotland
2) Geikie Crag & talc Valley not parallel to strike of bed dated 5th April, Dunfermline
3) Geikie on foot-print beds may be /Old/ Red - Map [in folder] of land at close of Glacial period - 2000 ft depression, June 17 1860, Dumfries
4) Geikie on Scotch erratics
6) Geikie on Roman pottery in raised beach 25 feet[?] high, 6th June 1861.
Letters from Gerville, Charles-Alexis-Adrien Duhérisser de to Charles Lyell, 18 August 1840 - 18 September 1842
Letters from Gesner, Abraham Pineo to Charles Lyell, 16 November 1852 - 21 April 1861
Written from Halifax, and New York. Summarised as 'Petroleum in Western States', manuscript detailing footprint of reptiles in the Coal Formations, and Gesner's response to an article on 'Recent Elevation and Depression of the land in Northern America'.
Letters from Gifford, Adolphus Frederick Danberry to Charles Lyell, 28 July 1847
Letter describes the result of the creation of a new coal shaft [including details of dimensions and foundations of shaft], and concludes with cordial wishes to the Lyells with hope to visit them in Europe.
Letters from Godwin-Austen, Robert Alfred Cloyne to Charles Lyell, 29 July 1855 - 23 June 1873
Letters from Gould, Augustus Addison to Charles Lyell, May 1842 - April 1865
Letters from Grateloup, Jean-Pierre Sylvestre de to Charles Lyell, 13 October 1830 - 04 July 1843
Small envelope with sharp blades.
Letters from Gray, John Edward to Charles Lyell, 12 July 1839
Letters from Greaves, Charles to Charles Lyell, 17 February 1848
Summarised as on mortar, East Indies
Letters from Green, Colonel James M. to Charles Lyell, 2nd February 1846 - 7th September 1866
Summarised as 'Green on Macon Granite boulder' and 'on fish in Loess of Mississippi'. Contains letters received from Ruschenberger and notes on Leidy's analysis, which Green forwards to Lyell.