Moved by Mr. Elvins, and seconded by Mr. Harvey and Resolved that this Society gratefully accepts the donation made to the Society by Lady Wilson of the astronomical telescope and the celestial globe of the late Sir Adam Wilson, a donation valuable, not only as a prized memento of an esteemed friend and active member, but intrinsically and as a nucleus around which the Society trusts the accessories of a popular observatory will be gathered in due time.

To the members of the Astronomical Society

Gentlemen

It will afford me much pleasure if you will accept the telescope and celestial globe of the late Sir Adam Wilson as it was his express wish that it should be offered to this astronomical society in which he took so much interest.

I remain Gentlemen
Very Sincerely Yours

E. Wilson

Spadina Crescent
May 4th.

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Darlington

England

1892 April 12th

I have to acknowledge with thanks your contribution to the library of the Observatory entitled

"Transactions of the Astron. & Physical society of Toronto."

T. E. Espin

Bothkamp (Holstein), 31. Marz 1892.

Transactions of the Astronomical and Physical Society of Toronto for the year 1891

— ein Werk, welches Sie die Güte hatten, der hiesigen Sternwarte zu dedicieren — ist in die Bibliothek derselben eingereiht worden.

Mit ergebenstem Danke

J. Moller

Astronom der Sternwarte
des Kammerherrn von Bülow zu
Bothkamp.

An

die Astronomical and physical
Society of Toronto

268 Arlington Ave., Riverside, California
March 17, 1892

G. E. Lumsden Esq.:
Cor. Sec. A. &. P. Soc.

Toronto, Canada

Dear Sir,—

Please accept my hearty thanks for "Transactions of the Astr. and Physical Society of Toronto;"—a very interesting and valuable volume, just received.

I remain

Yours, faithfully

Daniel Kirkwood.

The 1893 edition of Celestial Objects for Common Telescopes
is available as a free download from archive.org: Volume 1 | Volume 2.

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Darlington

England

Feb. 15. 1892

My dear sir,

The 1893 edition of Celestial Objects for Common Telescopes
is available as a free download from archive.org: Volume 1 | Volume 2.

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Darlington

England

1892 Jan 6th.

My dear sir,

      I have received from time to time and read with great interest the accounts of the meetings of your Society.—

CABLE ADDRESS:
ASTRONOMER, SAN FRANCISCO

LICK OBSERVATORY.
University of California

Mount Hamilton, Nov 25 1891

Dear Sir

      I beg to acknowledge your favor of the 9th inst. informing me of my election as Corresponding member of your society.

Riverside, Calif. Nov. 12, 1891.

      G. E. Lumsden, Cor. Sec.
Astro. & Phys. Soc. of Toronto:

      My dear Sir,—

            Absence from home prevented my sooner answering your kind letter of Oct. 11th. I have just returned, and it will be impossible now to prepare a paper for publication as you kindly suggest.

      With many thanks for your kindness,
      I remain
            Yours faithfully