[45]. In the Quarterly Review.
[46]. Sir John for ever!
[47]. Here, indeed, is a hole in the sky.
[48]. A brother of Lady Herschel’s. This gentleman and his brothers were in the habit of writing to Miss Herschel during her nephew’s absence at the Cape, keeping her informed of the latest news, and showing her every kind and thoughtful attention.
[49]. This lady, the daughter of Dietrich Herschel, proved a most true, affectionate, and trustworthy friend to the last. See her letter on Miss Herschel’s death.
[50]. “On the Influence of the Irregularities of the Earth on Geodetic Operations, and their Comparison with Astronomical Determinations.”
[51]. How d’ye do?
[52]. Betrothed.
[53]. On the Exchange.