Harry Marshall-Ward an Ernst Haeckel, Manchester, 2. April 1882

Owen College

Victoria University

Manchester

Apl 2/82

My Dear Professor,

I heard from our friend Trimen the other day, & was glad to learn that you & he saw more of each other after I left. My voyage was a sad & long one – we were delayed a week in the Suez Canal – & || I did not arrive in England until February 26th, having been 5 weeks on the ship. Not only so, but the vessel carrying my collection was run ashore, & many of my things spoilt through the damp & neglect.

However, I am now settled, and giving all my time to research, & I hope I shall „etwas machen“ before long.

I find it very cold after Ceylon, & these East winds shrivel me up completely. Do you remember the day we shot the „Flying Foxes“ (Pteropus)?

I have just written to Stahl, asking him to give a look at a new lens (1/25 immerse) I am ordering from Zeiss: I hope he will not mind doing this for me, as I am desirous of obtaining the best possible lens for high power work that I can get for the money.

When are you coming to England again. If I am able to visit Jena this summer, I shall certainly see you. Good bye, my dear for Jena &

Believe me

Yours truly

H. Marshall Ward

Brief Metadaten

ID
26221
Gattung
Brief ohne Umschlag
Entstehungsort
Entstehungsland aktuell
Vereinigtes Königreich
Entstehungsland zeitgenössisch
Großbritannien
Datierung
02.04.1882
Sprache
Englisch
Umfang Seiten
4
Umfang Blätter
2
Format
11,3 x 17,8 cm
Besitzende Institution
EHA Jena
Signatur
A 26221
Zitiervorlage
Marshall-Ward, Harry an Haeckel, Ernst; Manchester; 02.04.1882; https://haeckel-briefwechsel-projekt.uni-jena.de/de/document/b_26221