Box Box 1.10

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Includes Lithograph of Helminthodes antiquus and paper in the American Journal of Science.

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Summarised as 'Professor Moll on changes in mouths of Rhine for 5th Edition [Principles'. Also called "Gerrit Moll".

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Sketch of flint implement from Bath cut from letter from 27th May. Loose paper clipping. One pencil sketch showing discovery of Troglodyte on back of newspaper article clipping. Correspondence concludes with a letter from Daniel Moore, to Mary Lyell praising Lyell's answer to Falconer's 'unkindly and uncandid' letter.

Scope and Contents Large amount of letters, comprising 12 folders, from James Croll on Climate, Obliquity, Excentricity and Ocean Tides. Mentions R. Mallet on earthquakes. One folder has been summarised: 1) Graptolite in Galloway 2) Dowalton Loch, Wigtownshire 3) Notes on Croll's 2nd paper 4) Corrections of Lyell's notes for ms on climate 5) Croll's paper/ defectiveness of glacial records 6) Croll's paper 7) Against astronomical effects 8) Queries on Croll's...

Scope and Contents From the Series: This series of correspondence is arranged alphabetically, A-Z, including one ‘Miscellaneous’ section within the 'M' series. Each correspondent has been assigned a file number – there may be several folders within that file, evidencing the longevity and depth of the relationship between Lyell and the correspondent - for example his brother in law Charles Bunbury. Lyell himself, Mary or Arabella Buckley have mostly recorded a summary of the contents of the correspondence, either on the...

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Summarised as Mott 'Savage and Civilised Man' and 'thanks for Students' Elements'.

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Originally to 'Horner', and summarised as 'Notes from Prof. NoNöggera of Bonn on the geoogy of the country between Liege and Aachen.

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Contains newspaper clipping, envelope and sample of sand from a storm in Baghdad in 1857 from Sir C A Murray.

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From Lieutenant Nelson, summarised as 'on Nova Scotia & Gesners book etc. No teeth marks on bones gnawed by hyenas at Grahams Town'. And [now as] Major Nelson [39 years after their first acquaintance and 21 years since they met] at Penlee Stoke, Devonport, 'Enquiry as to term Pleistocene' which includes his drawings of species he has observed at sea, including shark, cuttlefish and mention of Sea Serpents.

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On Crag Foraminifera, and query as to him writing papers to be published here.