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and it contained a great deal of matter of family that evidently it was
not deliberate for publication. This part of the autobiography has been
compressed. The history of the second part of his/her life was not written
alone to everybody, and you/he/she has been compiled by his/her Diary and other
sources. In both these cases, and every now and then in short paragraphs
in the whole account, you/he/she has been found convenient to write the
history in the third person.
2, THE CIRCUS,
GREENWICH.
NOTE.
The Agents in the Cambridge University Stamps they desire to express them
thanks to Messrs Macmillan & Co. for their polite permission to use
in this job the steel that engraves of Lord George Biddell Airy they published
in _Nature_ October 31 st 1878.
INDEX.
CHAPTER ME.
I squirt personal of George Biddell Airy
I CAPITULATE II.
From his/her birth to his/her taking his/her B.A. Degree in Cambridge
I CAPITULATE III.
To the university of Trinity, Cambridge, from his/her taking his/her B.A. Degree to his
it loads that takes of the observatory in Cambridge as Teacher of Plumian
I CAPITULATE IV.
To Observatory in Cambridge, from his/her position of taking in the Cambridge
Observatory to his/her residence to Observatory in Greenwich as Astronomer
Real
I CAPITULATE V.
To Observatory in Greenwich, 1836-1846
CHAPTER YOU.
To Observatory in Greenwich, 1846-1856
I CAPITULATE VII.
To Observatory in Greenwich, 1856-1866
I CAPITULATE VIII.
To Observatory in Greenwich, 1866-1876
I CAPITULATE IX.
To Observatory in Greenwich, from January 1 st 1876, to his/her resignation
of office August 15 th 1881
I CAPITULATE X.
To the House Bianca, Greenwich, from his/her resignation of office on