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Miss Clerke's paper appeared in the Society's 1892 Transactions (pp.46-52).

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Dear Mr. Lumsden

I beg to thank through you, the Astronomical and Physical Society of Toronto for their handsome gift of fifty copies of my little Paper on Nova Aurigae; and you personally for the skilful correction made to it at my request, as well as for your cordial note of Aug. 12.

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A sketch of the Collins brothers' "Monoplane Achromatic Telescope",

from Musson in Knowledge 1900 November 1, 252 (star on the right added for clarity)

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Department of Printed Books
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May 13th 1898.

      I beg to acknowledge with thanks the receipt of Transactions of the Astronomical and Physical Society of Toronto 1894 which you have been so good as to present to the Trustees of the British Museum.

I am, Sir

Your obedient Servant

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Smith Observatory
April 26-99

Dear Mr. Musson:

I thank you very much for the copy of your Transactions for 1898.

I ask the Society to accept the enclosed and shall take pleaure in forwarding other publications from time to time.

With best wishes,

Sincerely yours

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OBSERVATOIRE DE TOULOUSE

Le 9 avril 1898

Monsieur le Président,

L'observatoire de Toulouse a reçu l'overage intitili

Transactions of the Astr. and Phys. Society of Toronto.

Je m'empresse de vous adresser mes remerciements pour cet envoi.

Veuillez agréer, monsieur le Président, l'expression de mes sentiments de haute consideration

Le Directeur
B. Baillaud

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Toulouse Observatory

9 April 1898

[Dear] Mr. President,

The Toulouse Observatory has received the work entitled:

No. 580

Department of Printed Books,
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April 18th 1899

Sir

I beg to acknowledge with thanks the receipt of Transactions of the Astronoical and Physical Society of Toronto for – 1898

which you have been so good as to present to the Trustees of the British Museum.

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Sir
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