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Review of Daniell's Meteorological essays and observations (London, 1823), appearing in issue of The literary chronicle and weekly review, 4 October 1823. 1 newspaper

Offprint of review of Daniell's Meteorological essays and observations (London, 1823). 1 broadsheet

Printed review of Daniell's Meteorological essays and observations (London, 1823), appearing in Literary and critical proëmium, November 1823. 1 pamphlet

Printed letter drafted by Robert Ferguson, Professor of Midwifery, King's College London, and addressed to Sir Benjamin Brodie of the Council of King's College, entitled 'The expediency of retaining the present Professors of Medicine and Surgery at King's College', annotated, probably by Daniell, 1839. 1 item

Cutting from The gardeners' chronicle describing the contribution made by Daniell to the science of horticulture and in particular the greenhouse and measurement of atmospheric moisture, 1845. 1 newspaper cutting

Newspaper obituary of Daniell, 1845. 1 cutting

Manuscript poem by Daniell entitled 'For a sick friend', 1841. 1 item

Manuscript exegesis on Mark 14.4 concerning the value of charity, signed by 'E H' inside cover of pamphlet entitled Proposed tower and spire of All Saints, Norwood, 1840. 1 pamphlet

Pamphlet by Daniell entitled On voltaic combinations (London, 1836), reprinted from the Philosophical transactions, 1836. With annotated dedication to Samuel Hunter Christie, a mathematician who described the Wheatstone Bridge. 1 pamphlet

Pamphlet by John Frederic Daniell entitled On the spontaneous evolution of sulphuretted hydrogen in the waters of the western coast of Africa, derived from a lecture delivered by Daniell to the Royal Institution, 21 May 1841, reprinted from article in Philosophical magazine, series 3, vol. 19, no, 121. With author's annotated dedication to William Prout, physiologist and chemist. 2 copies of pamphlet

Pamphlet entitled In memoriam Robert Bentley Todd, M.D., F.R.S., for the centenary of his birth, celebrating life of the one-time Professor of Physiology, King's College London, and Physician, King's College Hospital, 1860. 1 pamphlet

Pamphlet by Daniell entitled Further observations on voltaic combinations (London, 1837), reprinted from the Philosophical transactions, 1837. With annotated dedication to Samuel Hunter Christie, a mathematician who described the Wheatstone Bridge. 1 pamphlet

Offprint of letter from Daniell to Richard Phillips, chemist, entitled On the constant voltaic battery, reprinted from the London, Edinburgh and Dublin philosophical magazine and journal of science, April 1842. With letter to Phillips concerning a disagreement with William Grove over credit for the invention of Grove's cell. 1 pamphlet with insert

Offprint of reply by Daniell to comments by Robert Hare, Professor of Chemistry, University of Pennsylvania, in Some observations on the electrolysis of salts. Reply published in the London, Edinburgh and Dublin philosophical magazine and journal of science, May 1843. 1 pamphlet

Offprint of article by David Davies, Professor of Chemistry, King's College London, entitled 'John Frederic Daniell, 1790-1845', reprinted from Chemistry in Britain, October, 1990. 2 copies of pamphlet

Offprint booklet entitled Chemistry covering basic chemical decomposition, combinations of gases, and of gases and metals, properties and experiments relating to the non-metallic elements. Possibly Daniell's An introduction to the study of chemical philosophy (London, 1839), first section of book only, 2 copies

Manuscript notebook containing extracts of various lectures delivered by Daniell at King's College London and the Military School of the East India Company, Addiscombe, Surrey, comprising mainly introductions to courses with general remarks on the purpose and practice of chemistry, 1835-1842; manuscript copy of remonstrance by Daniell addressed to the editor of the British Magazine concerning the possibility of reconciling divinity with natural philosophy, devoting considerable attention to Daniell's religious beliefs and state of mind, including critical remarks on a sermon implying science and religion to be irreconcilable and on deficiencies in clerical education, March 1844. With printed obituaries of Daniell pasted into front of volume from The lancet, The morning post, The medical times, 1845, [1835-1845]. 1 volume

Manuscript notebook containing extracts from lecture, probably delivered by Daniell, entitled 'On the objects, advantages and pleasures of science', [1831-1845]. 1 notebook