OBSERVATORY,
CAMBRIDGE.

20 Feb 94

Dear Sir,

I am much gratified by the distinction conferred on me by the Astronomical & Physical Society of Toronto.

I accept with much pleasure the position of an honorary member.

I remain

Yours truly

Robert S. Ball

Schoeneberger Strasse 12 ^II
Berlin, Jany 28, 1894.

G. E. Lumsden, Esq.
Cor. Sec'y Astronomical and Physical Society
of Toronto, Canada

Dear Sir

      Thank you for your very kind letter of Dec. 26, it has only just reached me by way of Chicago.

      Please convey to the Society my thanks for its offer to elect me a Corresponding Member. I highly appreciate the honor thus shown me, and shall take pleasure in accepting the relationship in case the election is made.

Jan 25.

NEWNHAM GRANGE,
CAMBRIDGE.

Dear Mr. Lumsden

I feel highly honoured by my election to the Astronomical Society of Toronto. I suppose my description should be George Howard Darwin M.A. Plumian Professor of Astronomy & Fello wof Trinity College Cambridge LL.D. (glasgow) D.Sc. (Dublin) Dr. Phil. Nat. (Padua) F.R.S.; F.R.A.S.

Of course I belong to a few other Societies, but they are not worth putting down.

I remain

Yours very truly

G.H. Darwin

G.E. Lumsden Esq

Harvard College Observatory
Cambridge, Mass.

Jan 22, 1894

My dear Sir

      Your letter of January 12 announcing my election as an Honourary Member of the Astronomical and Physical Society of Toronto is duly received. Please convey to the Society my sincere thanks for this honour.

Allegheny Observatory,
Allegheny, Pennsylvania.
Jan 17, 1894

G. E. Lumsden, Esq.
Corresponding Secretary of the
Astronomical and Physical Society of Toronto.

My Dear Mr. Lumsden,

I beg that you will convey to the members of the Society my most sincere thanks for the honor they have done me in electing me to honorary membership, and to assure them of my appreciation of this mark of their esteem.

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OBSERVATORY,
CAMBRIDGE

12 Jan 94

Dear Sir

      Owing to my absence from home I was unable to reply sooner to your very kind letter of the 20th inst.

January 1st, 1894.

NEWNHAM GRANGE,
CAMBRIDGE

My dear Sir,

      I shall have much pleasure in accepting this Honorary Membersihp of the Toronto Astronomical and Physical Society if my nomination is accepted by the Society. I beg leave to thankt he Society in advance for the honour which they propose to confer on me.

I beg leave to remain
Yours very faithfully

G.H. Darwin

G.E. Lumsden, Esq.

Kenwood Observatory,
University of Chicago.

Dear Sir:

      I have the honor to acknowledge with thanks, the receipt of your valuable donation to the Library of the Kenwood Observatory,

Transactions of the Astronomical and Physical Society of Toronto for the year 1893 Including fourth annual report

Very respectfully yours

George E. Hale

Director

by E.

Harvard College Observatory
Cambridge, Mass.

December 23 1893

My dear Sir,

Your letter of December 21 asking if I should be willing to accept Honorary Membership in the Astronomical and Physical society of Toronto is duly received. In reply, if I should be elected, I should accept with pleasure.

With regards and pleasant reminiscences for Mr. Copland.

I remain

Yours faithfully
Edward C. Pickering

The Quebec Observatory

Quebec, July 20th., 1893.

The President,

Astronomical and Physical Soc'y

Toronto, Ont.

Dear Sir:-