R./18.14/58
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Add. MS a/210/54-89
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Part of Additional Manuscripts a
Item 89 is the last sheet only of a letter.
HOUG/33/45
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1 Jun. 1862
Part of Papers of Richard Monckton Milnes, Lord Houghton
O./15.48/38-40
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HOUG/E/M/14/3
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1 Nov. 1865
Part of Papers of Richard Monckton Milnes, Lord Houghton
Magd[alene] Coll[ege], Cambridge. - Is a candidate for Professorship of Zoology and Comparative Anatomy; solicits Houghton's influence with W. H. Thompson and the Public Orator [W. G. Clark]; will circulate testimonials from Owen and other naturalists.
Add. MS c/90/21
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28 Feb. 1860
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Add. MS c/90/20
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23 Nov. 1844
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Add. MS c/90/19
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11 Nov. 1844
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Add. MS c/90/18
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Add. MS a/224/16h
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19 Apr. 1850
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Concerns Aristotle's account of induction.
Add. MS a/206/130
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16 Dec. 1838
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Leonard Horner was at Manchester when WW's letter arrived and he gives the answer CL thought he would [attached to CL's letter is Horner's reply, in which he expresses his desire to be President of the Geological Society but unfortunately has not got the time]. CL has produced a list with Horner concerning possible candidates - Michael Faraday, George Poulett Scrope, William Buckland. CL wishes Egerton [Philip de Malpas Grey Egerton] had been ready - other 'vigorous and fresh men' include Richard Owen and Charles Darwin.