Lucknow, Bruce Ont

28th Feby. 1897.

Dear Sir

Lucknow. 26th Feby, 1897.

Bruce, Ont.

Dear Sir.

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The Secretary

Astronomical & Physical Society

Toronto

Canada

14th July 1897

I have to thank you cordially for sending your Transactions and Report for the year 1895 which were wanting in our set of your publications.

P. G. Tait.

Lucknow, Bruce, Ont.
5 Feby 1897.

Dear Sir,

Toronto,

Personal.       13th. January, 1897.

My dear Mr. Lumsden,

I greatly appreciate the renewal of your confidence in my usefulness as Honorary President of the Astronomical and Physical Society of Toronto and thank the Society through you for my re-election./

Geo. E. Lumsden Esq.       Yours truly,

Cor. Sec.A.&.P.S.of Toronto.

Technical Sch.Buildings,

Toronto.

M

Nautical Almanac Office,
3, Verulam Buildings,
Gray's Inn, W.C.

5 June 1896

Dear Sir,

Thank you for your letter of 23 May announcing my election as an Honorary Member of your Society. Please convey to the Members the expression of my thanks for the compliment they have paid me, and through me, to the official science of the mother country.

I enclose a paper giving my full name etc. & am

Yours very faithfully

A.M.W. Downing

G. E. Lumsden Esq.
Toronto.

Nautical Almanac Office

3, Verulam Buildings

Gray's Inn, W. C.

27 April 1896

Dear Sir,

I am in receipt of your letter of 15th inst. in which you inform me that you have been directed to intimate to me that the Astronomical and Physical Society of Toronto would be gratified if permitted to elect me to Honorary Membership therein, & to ascertain whether I would accept such membership.

ROYAL ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY.
BURLINGTON HOUSE,
LONDON. W.

1896 Nov. 21.

Dear Sir

With reference to your letter of enquiry with regard to vols. 50 and 51 of the Monthly Notices, I am requested to inform you that the Council will permit the Astronomical Society of Toronto to purchase these vols. at half price; viz. 6s/3 and 5s/0 respectively.

I am dear Sir

Yours very truly

W.H. Wesley.

Asst. Sec.

The Secretary
Astronomical & Physical Society of
Toronto.

U of C. Chicago. April 5. 96

My dear Lindsay–

I have written out from memory and, at first, for my own sake these notes of a paper by Prof Michelson on the X rays. Since writing them out I have thought that the members of the Astronomical and Physical Society would be interested in the views of such an eminent Physicist as Prof Michelson. I therefore have pleasure in letting you have the very incomplete and perhaps in some places inaccurate synopses of these views.