Raphael Meldola: the Essex Field Club papers at Imperial College
31 Greville, Francis Richard Charles Guy (1853-1924) 5th Earl of Warwick MP
32 Weissmann, August (1834-1914) Zoologist
5- Muller, Fritz (1822-1897) Naturalist. Charles Darwin called Muller the "prince of observers"
34 YOUNG, K. (1963) Arthur James Balfour: the happy life of the politician. Prime Minister, statesman and
philosopher, 1848 - 1930 , Bell, London, p.133
35 Alice's letters make mention of varying success for searches on "The Links". Arthur James Balfour was a
keen golfer and had a miniature course built around the family home, Whittingehame House in
Haddingtonshire, East Lothain
36 Archives & Special Collections, Imperial College London, Meldola Papers, MLDA01191
57 Dioryctria abietella (D. & S.)
3S Archives & Special Collections, Imperial College London, Meldola Papers, MLDA00904
39 Tholera cespitis (D. & S.) Hedge Rustic
40 Archives & Special Collections, Imperial College London, Meldola Papers, MLDA01096 & MLDA
01107
41 Archives & Special Collections, Imperial College London, Meldola Papers, MLDA01207
42 MARCHANT, J. (ed). (1916) Raphael Meldola: reminiscences oj his worth and work by those who knew
him together with a chronological list of his publications MDCCLXIX- MDCCCCXV. Williams and
Norgate, London, p.85
43 The most destructive earthquake ever recorded in Britain occurred in Essex, 22 April 1884, its magnitude
has been estimated at 5.2 on the Richter scale. It was centred in Colchester but was felt over other parts
of the country as well as in Belgium and France. There were no fatalities or serious injuries hut over
1,200 buildings in Essex were damaged. The earthquake was probably due to movement along a fault in
the ancient Palaeozoic rocks under Essex, which would have affected the overlying cover of Cretaceous
and Tertiary strata. http://www.essexwt.org.uk/Geology/earthquake.htm
44 Archives & Special Collections, Imperial College London, Meldola Papers, MLDA02030
45 Archives & Special Collections, Imperial College London, Meldola Papers, MLDA02031
46 Buxton, Edward North (1840-1924) Politician Author. Wrote guide to Epping Forest.
47 Fitch, Edward Arthur (1854-1912) Essex antiquary
4S Laver, Henry (fll892 ) President of Essex Field Club 1892
49 Strutt, John William (1842-1919) 3rd Baron Rayleigh, Mathematician Physicist and Lord Lieutenant of
Essex from 1892
50 Archives & Special Collections, Imperial College London, Meldola Papers, MLDA01746
51 Holmes, Thomas Vincent (fi 1885) President of Essex Field Club 1885 - 1887
52 Archives & Special Collections, Imperial College London, Meldola Papers, MLDA01554
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