Sir James Edward Smith, Norwich, [Norfolk], to Sir Thomas Gery Cullum, Bury St Edmunds, [Suffolk]

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Ref No GB-110/JES/COR/13/72
Title Sir James Edward Smith, Norwich, [Norfolk], to Sir Thomas Gery Cullum, Bury St Edmunds, [Suffolk]
Letter date 29 Jun 1822
Author(s) Sir James Edward Smith 1759-1828
Number of Pages 4

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GB-110/JES/COR/13/72 from Sir James Edward Smith, Norwich, [Norfolk], to Sir Thomas Gery Cullum, Bury St Edmunds, [Suffolk] (29 June 1822)

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Item Type: Document
From: Smith, Sir James Edward
Sent from: Norwich, Norfolk
To: Cullum, Sir Thomas Gery
Sent to location: Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk
Summary:

[John] Denson [(fl 1820s-1870s, curator of Bury botanic garden] sent him thirty specimens to examine and a copy of his catalogue [of plants in Bury botanic garden]. Found 'Aurum dracunculus' "flowering & stinking" in his garden though not as tall as Cullum's. Cullum's parakeet is 'Gingi psittacus' as figured in the "Planches Enluminées". Experiencing an improvement in health and walked to Mrs Crowe's; the willows all growing well. Placed all of Lady Gage's insects in his cabinet. Sends Cullum copies of Linnaeus' "Orbis eruditi judicium" and "Observationes in Regnum Lapideum". Resuming work on his "English Flora", Edward Forster approves of that already done.

Letter date: 29 Jun 1822
Languages: English
Prev Ref No: 13.134
Additional Information:
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Related MaterialDenson, J, (1822). "A catalogue of hardy trees, shrubs, and herb-aceous plants in the... [Bury botanic] Garden... By [John] Denson." [Bury, printer:]: Dutton. Linnaeus, C, (1741). "Orbis eruditi Judicium de Caroli Linnaei M.D. scriptis." Stockholm. Linnaeus, C, (1739). "Observationes in regnum lapideum." [Upsaliae]. Smith, J E, Hooker, W J, and Berkeley, M, (1824-1828). "The English flora", London: Longman.