Lyell, Sir Charles, 1797-1875 (1st Baronet | Scottish geologist) -- correspondence to
Found in 434 Collections and/or Records:
Letters from Mallet, Robert to Charles Lyell, 26 July 1850 - 25 May 1860
Montemurro earthquake newspaper clipping.
Letters from Mantell, Gideon Algernon to Charles Lyell, 16 December 1851
Small sketch of musk rat tracks double sided and signed by Mantell.
Letters from Marcou, Jules to Charles Lyell, 13 September 1872
Letters from Marett, C to Charles Lyell, 25 February 1863 - 26 January 1871
Writes with remarks on Lyell's Antiquity, and summarised as 'deaths in fancy', 'Dranse running 11 miles an hour', '10 or 15 persons drowned annually in Southampton water', and 'on changes in an estuary'.
Letters from Marsh, Othniel Charles to Charles Lyell, October 1864
Includes Lithograph of Helminthodes antiquus and paper in the American Journal of Science.
Letters from Martineau, James, to Charles Lyell, 11 June 1873 - 30 July 1873
Letters written at London and Aviemore.
Letters from Maury, Matthew Fontaine to Charles Lyell, 22 June 1853 - 20 November 1853
Includes figure sketch written in French. Summarised as' Levelling - Valley of Somme.
Letters from Maw, Henry Lister to Charles Lyell, 19th century
Summarised as 'on Hatfield Chase'. Watermark reads 1827.
Letters from McClure, Captain R. to Charles Lyell, 5 July 1855
Summarised as 'Capt. Maclure [sic] R.N. on Blocks drifted by coast ice in Arctic regions' [was previously GEN1999/10/11]
Letters from McCord, J to Charles Lyell, 30 June 1842
Summarised as 'Heights at Montreal', June 1842. McCord also talks of the loss of Captain Bayfield. McCord is referenced as a source of information on the height of shells in Lyell's Travels, volume 2, 1845.