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Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Manchester Branch 9 Albert Square Manchester October 19th 1903 The Secretary Zoological Gardens Regents Park London Dear Sir I am desired by my Committee to write and ask you for information...

E. W. Elmslie Esq. to The Zoological Society of London

SEC/5/2/3 • Item • 1847

1847 E.W. Elmslie Esq. to The Zoological Society of London The Zoological Society was founded in the year 1826 through the exertions of Sir Stamford Raffles. Sir Humphrey Davy and other eminent individuals. Like all other Scientific Institutions in ...

Letter from Robert Vaughan Richards to William Ogilby

SEC/5/2/2 • Item • 1845

32 Sackville St January 1845 Sir That amiable Nobleman Lord Sandon having kindly undertaken to preside at the second Anniversary Dinner of the Governesses Benevolent Institution at the London Tavern on 16th April next, the Committee will be happy ...

Invitation to fine with the Gentlemen of the Sumerean Club

SEC/5/2/1 • Item • 1845

Sir The favour of your company is requested to dine with the Gentlemen of the Sumerean Club at Freemasons Tavern at Queen's Park, Lincoln's Inn Fields on Tuesday 4 Feby 1845 at 1/2 past 5 o'clock precisely We beg to remain Sir Your humble Servts. J...

Wylie, John

SEC/5/1/7 • Item • 1840

Sun. Eve [1840] Sir I have the pleasure to send you my description of the Silurus and of its anatomy. You will perceive that my memory was not quite correct, for instead of a long Dorsal my [Diclioo Mutchie] has a long Anal fin. The former according...

Wolf, Charles

SEC/5/1/6 • Item • 1847

Memorandum of agreement entered into on the 22nd day of February 1847 between the Zoological Society of London and Charles Wolf of 28 Crosby Row, Walworth, in the Parish of Newington, Country of Surrey, Confectioner. The said Zoological Society agree...

Letter from Edward Smith Stanley, Earl of Derby, to William Ogilby

SEC/5/1/5/2 • Item • 1847

Knowsley Aug 8th 1847 Dear Sir I am glad to learn by your Note of yesterday's [recd?] that the Council have agreed to your proposal of rather Warwick's and shall be very glad to receive a copy of the agreement when finally drawn up. I ought though ...

Letter from Edward Smith Stanley, Earl of Derby, to William Ogilby

SEC/5/1/5/1 • Item • 1839

Answered July 26th 1839 Dear Sir By one of the recent arrivals from the Cape I learn that my friends there have been kind enough among other things to send over for me what they call a large Male Water Buffalo by this I imagine they mean what I kno...

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