Unwin, Professor William Cawthorne - Imperial College London

FAIRBAIRN, F AffiBAffiN, Sir William. (continued).
107.
November 21, 1872.
Manchester.
Asks if W. C. U. can finish a
paper on Iron ship building
which old age and ill health
prevents him from completing.
108.
109.
January 5, 1873.
Manchester.
See Life, p. 64.
February 26, 1873.
Manchester.
Suggests W. C. U. applies for
chair at Glasgow left vacant
by death of Rankine.
Enquires about progress with
paper [alluded to in 107 above .1].
110.
March 5, 1873.
Manchester.
111.
April 1, 1873.
Manchester.
. 112.
April 4, 1873. .
Manchester.
113. April 10, 1873.
The Polygon,
Manchester.
114.
August 28, 1874.; '
Coopers' Hill
College, Staines.
See Life, p. 65.
Did not mean W. C. U. to
rewrite the paper; would like
to receive calculations.
Will send W. C. U. the paper
when it is returned by Stokes.
P. S. reads: You are quite
right in supposing that Sir
John Lubbock, Huxley and Dr.
Hooker, the new President,will
have the Royal Society entirely
in their own ·hands.
Sends paper from Royal
Society; cannot trust himself
to write abstract so is therefore
asking W. C. U. to do this.
Thanks for writing abstract
which is a little too long;
encloses £ 10 in recognition of
W.C. U. 's help.
W. C. U. to Lady Fairbairn.
Letter of condolence on death
of Sir William.
FITZMAURICE, Sir Maurice. 1861 - 1924. .
115.
. September 3, 1917.
W. C. C . U. to Sir F . M. Gives list
29, Palace Gate.
of war committees on which he
has been working.
116.
February 7, 1919.
Typewritten carbon copy. From
Foreign Office.
V. Wellesley to Sir F. M. Thanks
for work of Nile Projects Committee.
12.