Autograph letter, signed, form Cambridge
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- 24 November 1884
Part of Papers of Sir Joseph Larmor
Informs JL that rooms are coming vacant in College and he might like to apply for them.
Autograph letter, signed, form Cambridge
Part of Papers of Sir Joseph Larmor
Informs JL that rooms are coming vacant in College and he might like to apply for them.
Autograph letter, signed, form Cambridge
Part of Papers of Sir Joseph Larmor
Gives thanks for information about the careers of the chancellor's nominees for honorary degrees.
Autograph letter, signed, form Cambridge
Part of Papers of Sir Joseph Larmor
A vacancy in the Cavendish Professorship of Experimental Physics has appeared. Discusses the possible candidates and advises JL to stand. Also discusses his lectureship.
Autograph letter, signed, form Cambridge
Part of Papers of Sir Joseph Larmor
Gives thanks for the return of 'W.J.G. petition'.
Autograph letter, signed, form Cambridge
Part of Papers of Sir Joseph Larmor
Informs JL that a report of the educational committee regarding JL's appointment as a lecturer has been circulated. Discusses the stipend and future progression of a lecturer.
Autograph letter, signed, form Cambridge
Part of Papers of Sir Joseph Larmor
Sends a rough draft of 'the Stokes Letters' to JL for criticism. Remarks on various parts of it.
Autograph letter, signed, form Cambridge
Part of Papers of Sir Joseph Larmor
Discusses the two professorships which are vacant and the possible candidates for both.
Autograph letter, signed, form Cambridge
Part of Papers of Sir Joseph Larmor
Gives thanks to JL for sending him a copy of The Observer and mentions that a reporter for the Weekly Despatch will be writing about his resignation.
Autograph letter, signed, form Merton
Part of Papers of Sir Joseph Larmor
Thanks JL for a letter recently received concerning 'John' and his 'blithe discharge of duty'.
Autograph letter, signed, form Rusholme
Part of Papers of Sir Joseph Larmor
Discusses the Berkeley Fellowship and enquires after the work of Parker in relation to it.