Tunis
Found in 4 Collections and/or Records:
Journal of a visit to Jerusalem, with account of the 'present situation in Tunis'
fo. 4: journal addressed 'To the He. L.', begins: 'Having settled my Affairs in Arca so ...', and ends: '... the very worst Country I ever saw.' fo. 19: 'Some Particulars relating to the present Situation of Affairs at Tunis.' Apparently unprinted. On cover is the name 'William Mart ...', in an 18th-cent. hand. The surname has been partly erased.
Letter from [Jean d'] Estournelles [née Constant] to Maud Darwin née DuPuy; written at Tunis, 1884-03-19
Letter from [Jean d'] Estournelles [née Constant] to Maud Darwin née DuPuy; written at Tunis
(Letter)
Letter from Jean d'Estournelles née Constant to [Sir George Howard?] Darwin; written at Tunis telegraph, 1882-04-26
Letter from Jean d'Estournelles née Constant to [Sir George Howard?] Darwin; written at Tunis telegraph
(Letter)
Papers on ancient eclipses, 1851 - 1852
Papers from a volume titled 'Chronology', concerned mainly with ancient eclipses. The correspondents include P.A. Hansen, J.R. Hind, J.W. Bosanquet, H. Malden, R.I. Murchison, W.R. Hamilton, J.C. Adams, W.H. Smyth, F. Beaufort and C. Hansteen. There are two maps of Asia Minor and of Tunis, and two Admiralty Charts of the coast of Tunis and the Gulf of Kabes.