Lyell, Sir Charles, 1797-1875 (1st Baronet | Scottish geologist) -- correspondence to
Found in 434 Collections and/or Records:
Letters from Bravard, Auguste to Charles Lyell, 2[?] June 1845
Summarised by Lyell as 'List of [? Mammals] under lava at Nechers [sic Neschers. France]. Lists species under various time periods.
Letters from Breda, Jacob Gijsbertus Samuël van, to Charles Lyell, 22 August 1861
Summarised by Lyell as 'Van Breda paper on Amiens Flints'.
Letters from Brickenden, Lambert Captain to Charles Lyell, 5 December 1851 - 18 April 1853
Lyell summarises the letters as:
1) Captain Brickenden Age of Old Red Reptile
2) Captain Brickenden offering Elgin Slab to G.G. With coloured illustration showing location, naming Findhorn River, Lossiemouth and Speymouth.
Letters from Brodie W.R. to Charles Lyell, 26 December 1868
Letters from Brown, James to Charles Lyell, 18 April 1864 - 17 April 1868
First letter relates to finds of flints at Salisbury including by Evans and Keeping. The other 2 letters are summarised by Lyell and Buckley as 'Salisbury Flint Implements' and 'More Implements found at Hill Head - some under water'.
Letters from Brown, John to Charles Lyell, 19 December 1840 - 26 December 1840
Lyell summarises letters as 'Mr J Brown Stanway on Clacton, freshwater deposit'.
Letters from Brown, Reverend Henry H. to Charles Lyell, 8 June 1864 - 3 February 1865
Summaries made by Lyell on the envelopes note:
1) "Rev H.H Brown, New Zealand, Dr Hooker" and "Changes of Vegetation in Modern [?...]"
2) "Proof of Description of land" The letter contains reference to Dr Hooker.
Letters from Brown, Reverend Thomas to Charles Lyell, no date
Letters from Brown, Richard to Charles Lyell, 24 December 1844 - 14 June 1855
Letters from Bryce, James to Charles Lyell, 15 February 1865 - 5 April 1867
Summarised by Lyell and Buckley as:
1) Remarks on "Elements" 6th edition - Entered in margin of 6th Edition. Comments on the Arran section.
2) Bryce's correction of "Elements" 6th edition [?] as to coarse fine grained granite. Written following Bryce's discovery of a 'blunder' that had been made regarding Arran's geology. Also drawing (folio 440) by Bryce of a section of Arran's geological make-up.
