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            James, H C
            SEC/6/31 · Item · 1857
            Parte de ZSL Secretaries

            Letter from H C James to David William Mitchell regarding his dispatch to Calcutta from Darjeeling, and birds that are destined for the Zoological Society of London

            L Cura & Sons
            SUP/5/1/1/77 · Item · 1945
            Parte de Superintendents

            Letter regarding an order of 4 Pythons, 6 Bengal Monitors and 50 Rhesus Monkeys by the Zoological Society of London

            Office of the Conservator of Forests, Assam
            SUP/5/1/2/171 · Documento · 1946
            Parte de Superintendents

            Correspondence between the Office of the Conservator of Forests in Assam and Geoffrey Marr Vevers regarding the supply of Indian Rhinos to the Zoological Society of London

            Zoological Garden, Alipore
            SUP/5/1/2/244 · Documento · 1946
            Parte de Superintendents

            Correspondence between the Zoological Garden in Alipore and Geoffrey Marr Vevers regarding specimens collected by Mr Frost, and a request for Chimpanzees and a Pigmy Hippopotamus

            Calcutta Zoo
            SUP/5/1/3/9 · Documento · 1947
            Parte de Superintendents

            Correspondence with Geoffrey Marr Vevers regarding the exchange of animals between Calcutta Zoo and the Zoological Society of London

            Maharajah of Baroda
            SEC/13/1/81 · Documento · 1960-1968
            Parte de ZSL Secretaries

            Correspondence with the Maharajah of Baroda regarding a collection of animals to be given to the Zoological Society of London

             S T Hussain and Sons
            CUR/7/4/29 · Documento · 1950
            Parte de Curators and Keepers

            Correspondence with S T Hussain and Sons, Livestock Dealers in Calcutta, regarding the sale of animals to the Zoological Society of London

            Miscellaneous letters
            NZSL/HOD/5/2 · Documento · 1836-1847
            Parte de Non-ZSL Collections

            Mainly miscellaneous letters. Undated Copy of letter from Alexander Johnson of Royal Asiatic Society thanking Hodgson for letter re RAS assistance in publication. 6 July 1836. 15 September 1837 (Muttra) to Robert Wroughton with description of Melivora and stating despatch of birds to Katmandu. 23 January 1839 Memorandum of agreement between Brian A Hodgson, on behalf of his father, and Mr Swainson agreeing to give Swainson custody of all drawings he requests for future production of Atlas of Zoology of India. 16 May 1839 to Lt Colonel WH Sykes enclosing above agreement 1837-1842 Minutes of Bengal Asiatic Society (with letter to Secretary dated 12th January 1843). 20 May?? from William Hodgson (father of BH Hodgson) to Dean of Carlisle re drawings sent by BH Hodgson to the Dean 1 February 1843 F Forshall (Sec. British Museum) to Hodgson acknowledging collection of birds and agreeing to carryout requests. 10 February 1843 JE Gray (BM) to Hodgson 10 February 1843 JE Gray to Williams mentions Hodgson's gift of collection and request for "return of deposit" with Williams. 29 June 1844 (Knowsley) Lord Derby to Hodgson 1 July 1844 H Piddington (Bengal Asiatic Society re trouble with Blyth over Hodgson's specimens. Encloses copy of description of Scuiropterus chrysotrix. 26 July 1844 JE Gray (BM) to Hodgson re. naming of specimens and duplicates. 21 September 1844 H Torrens (Sec. Bengal Asiatic Association) reo publication of drawings. Complaint of behaviour of Blyth. 26 December 1844 JE Gray to Hodgson announcing sending of Gerrard to Canterbury to collect specimens. "As soon as collection is sorted duplicates will be delivered to other Museums" Also offers to help find an artist to undertake publication of drawings. Advises Hodgson to put all his observations in order. 26 December 1844 JE Gray to the Trustees considering Hodgson's wishes concerning descriptions of specimens, making of catalogues and publication of drawings. 14 January 1845 Lord Derby (Knowsley) to Hodgson asking assistance and advice in obtaining pheasants. 6 February 1845 JE Gray to Hodgson supplying information re progress of catalogue

            NZSL/HOD/5/2/10 · Item · 26 Jul 1844
            Parte de Non-ZSL Collections

            To Brian Houghton Hodgson

            26 July 1844
            Brit. Mus.

            My Dear Sir

            I am sorry that you did not tell me you intended to send me a preamble or I would have directed the press to have been stoped to insert it when sent, the list was printed off last Friday with the corrections you made when you read the list over here. I don't think its important as very ornithologist of any reputation will duly estimate the value of the list and clearly see that it was prepared so as kindly to over look any errors in the nomenclature any they must be fully aware whenever your numerous and valuable papers have appeared if they are not, their appearance in my estimations would not be worthy of attention. The last was made out with care and verified so I don't see how any species could have been left out. Mr Brother desired Longmans & Co to send you the genera as he understood, you ordered him to do so. If you don't wish to keep it please send it back to him here, as soon as convenient Mr. brother assures me he has not in any way interfered with nor copied any of your [novelties?] nor will he do so without your express permission. The Indian Vulture was figured from a specimen from Bengal given to the Museum by General Hardwicke to which my brother had given a new name but when your list was received, he finding that you had already named it, out of compliment to you he adopted your name instead of his own. I have directed the duplicate specimens of your collection to be packed together into the Boxes. Shall they be sent to you? and what is the best manner of doing so. I know nothing of Mr [Howard] nor of his Proceedings nor of the specimens he has. I shall be detained in town until the end of the month by the marriage of my friend so that if you are ready, I can still come to make the selection
            Believe me Dear Sir
            Y[ou]rs Very Truly

            J.E. Gray

            Note
            The duplicates amount to almost 860 birds and [20/28] Mammalia
            the latter are all in bad condition

            NZSL/HOD/5/2/17 · Item · 28 Feb 1845
            Parte de Non-ZSL Collections

            H. Piddington Esqr
            Sub Secretary Asiatic Society
            Bengal

            Feb 28
            1845

            My dear Sir
            Some weeks ago I called your attention and that of Mr Torrens to the non publication of several papers of mine on the Zoology of Nepal which were transmitted to your society at the close of 1842 and beginning of 1843 when specimens likewise were forwarded to your Zool. Curator either for examination with reference to those papers or as Donations to your society - the specimens lent in the first instance having been for the most part subsequently given to the Society through your Curator in January 1844, thereby with former donations completing for the Society the intire series almost of my Collections. I would not [desire?] to misconstrue appearances to any person's disadvantage, but it is remarkable that the donations in question still continue unacknowledged, and, the papers unpublished by the Society. while their Contents are [transpiring?] in the reports of your Curator to whom more especially both Specimens and papers were confided. Once of the papers [adverted?] to was a Catalogue of Birds partially published in No XXXVI of your Journal but the residue of which is not forthcoming. Another paper was on the [Leucotuchamian?] group. Another on the Larks, another on many new genera and species and being the complement of all my prior papers - besides may others of minor importance. The papers "on several new Genera and Species of Subhemalayan Birds" contained the description and definitions of a great many novelties of form which it was most desirable should be published immediately in order to prevent anticipation. This point was explained to your Curator of Zoology Mr Blyth to whom on the 22nd May 1843 sixty seven samples of the new genera and species contained in the paper in question were sent by DAK, with List annexed, and on the 7th August 1843 twenty one more specimens also by DAK, with a view to obviate the evils of delay. Now, it is under these circumstances (so far as known to me) that there appears in print in the CXL111 No. of your Journal the last yet in England a Zoological "report" of Mr Blyth which anticipates a deal of the matter contained in my papers in question, and especially in the long one just adverted to, several of the new genera of which (for example Pachyglossa Melanozantha) are actually published from my specimens while my papers describe them and which had been many months (twelve at least) in Mr. Blyth's hands. When that report was finally given in are still with held from the printer. Mr Blyth's "report" is called the report for 1842 but it was printed in June 1844 and it bears internal evidence of having been largely added to up nearly to the time of publication. The whole of the circumstances now stated to you may admit of Explanation@ but they at all events seem to require explanation and I therefore request you will submit them to the Society should the evils complained of not have found rectification before your receipt of this letter. In the "report" above specified the donations of several individuals are carefully ennumerated whilst mine are not noticed except incidentally and marginally save when these materials are transferred to Mr. Blyth's text in supression of my own prior descriptions that were in his hands waiting publication and had been so far above twelve months when the greatest part of this report was [personal?] and the designation of the paper "Report of the Meeting of 1843" being complete misnomer.
            Believe me
            Very Truly Yrs
            B.H. Hodgson

            [This list pairs with letter Feb. 28th 1845]

            List of Birds transmitted to Mr. Blyth May 22 1843
            1 - 2 Propyrrhula Subhimachalana
            3 - 4 Procarduelis Nipalensis
            5 - 6 Propasser Pulcherrima
            7 - 8 Propasser Rodopepla
            9 Propyrrhula Epauletta
            10 Pyrrhula Nipalensis
            11 Fringillarius Argent
            12 Ioropus Strigula
            13 Ioropus Nipalensis
            14 Proparus Vinipectus
            15 Ioropus Cyanopteris
            16 Carthiparus Ignotinctus
            17 - 18 Tarsiger Chrysaeus
            19 - 2 Cyornis or Ignornis Ioncanea [?]
            21 Digenea Leucomelanum
            22 Dimorpha Strophiata
            23 - 4 Myzanthe Ignipectus
            25 Pachyglossa Melanozantha
            26 Orthotomus Sutora
            27 Prinia Fuscus
            28 Nemora Rufilatus [?]
            29 Rubecola Ferrea
            30 Chelidorynx Chrysoschistos
            31 Hemipus Piccator [Picacolor?]
            32 Nemora Cyanara [?]
            33 Leiothrix Calipyga
            34 Larvivora Cyana
            35 Hemichelidon Fuliginose
            36 My[i]agra Occipitalis [?]
            37 Cathiparus Castaneceps [?]
            38 Poyodon Gularis
            39 Polyodon Occipitalus [?]
            40 Cisticola Subhem[him]alayana
            41 Ixulus Flavicollis
            42 Tribura Leuteoventris
            43 Myzornis Flaviventris [?]
            44 [H]oreites Pollicaris
            45 [H]oreites Brunnifrons
            46 Nivicola Schistilatum/s
            47 Pnoepyga Albiventris
            48 Oligura Flaviventer
            49 Muscisylvia Leucurus [?]
            50 Temnosis Atrifrons
            51 Chrysomma Hypoleucos
            52 Alcurus Nipalensis
            53 Hemixos Flavala
            54 Gymnoris Flavinostra
            55 Brachytarsus Phaenicuroides
            56 Decura Caudata
            57 Digeula Tricolor
            58 Stachyris Pyrrops
            59 Chaimarrornis Leucocephalus
            60 Saxicola Saturatior
            61 Saxicola Melalenia [melaleuca?]
            62 Muscicapa Leucoshistas
            63 Musc [Hemileucara?]
            64 Musc. Astigma[astiema]
            65 Musc. Ciliaris
            66 Prosorinea Purpurea [?]
            67 Chaitaris Sundara