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Authorised form of nameHowes; Thomas George Bond (1853 - 1905)
Dates1853 - 1905
NationalityBritish
Place of birthKennington, England
Date of birth07 September 1853
Date of death04/02/1905
Membership categoryFellow
Date of election03/06/1897
SourceSources:
Bulloch's Roll; DNB
Obituaries:
Proc Roy Soc Series B 1907 vol 79 pp xxxi-xxxiv signed by T R R S
Notes:
Birth place described as Kennington in DNB - but it is not specified whether this is the town in Kent or Kennington in Lambeth, London. The latter seems more likely. According to his obituary in Proceedings, he was known simply as George Bond Howes.
CodeNA5709
Archives associated with this Fellow
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EC/1897/15Howes, Thomas George Bond: certificate of election to the Royal Society
EC/1897/16Howes, Thomas George Bond: certificate of election to the Royal Society
IM/Maull/002277Howes, Thomas George Bondnd
NLB/26/56Copy letter from Robert William Frederick Harrison to, Professor Grafton Elliot Smith, [Fellow of the Royal Society], c/o Professor Thomas George Bond Howes, Fellow of the Royal SocietyJanuary 1903
NLB/6/382Copy letter from Herbert Rix, to Professor Thomas George Bond Howes28 April 1892
NLB/13/148Copy letter from Robert William Frederick Harrison, to Professor Thomas George Bond Howes, [Fellow of the Royal Society], Royal College of Science, South Kensington, S.W.22 June 1896
NLB/12/442Copy letter from Herbert Rix, to Professor Thomas George Bond Howes, Royal College of Science, South Kensington, S.W.19 February 1896
NLB/12/219Copy letter from Herbert Rix, to George Matthey, Fellow of the Royal Society7 January 1896
NLB/12/217Copy letter from Herbert Rix, to Professor Thomas George Bond Howes6 January 1896
RR/15/90Referee's report by Thomas George Bond Howes, on a paper 'Extinct Mammalia from Madagascar. I. Megaladapis insignis sp. n.' by Charles Immanuel Forsyth Major16 March 1900
RR/15/196Referee's report by Thomas George Bond Howes, on a paper 'The anatomy of symmetrical double monstrosities in the trout' by James Fairlie Gemmill25 April 1901
RR/15/243Referee's report by Thomas George Bond Howes, on a paper 'The composition and variations of the pelvic plexus in acanthias vulgaris' by Reginald Crundell Punnett5 March 1901
NLB/17/22Copy letter from Robert William Frederick Harrison, to Michael Foster, Secretary, Royal Society4 July 1898
RR/15/206Referee's report by Thomas George Bond Howes, on a paper 'The action of the spurge (Euphorbia hiberna, L.) on salmonoid fishes' by H M KyleJune 1901
NLB/6/887Copy letter from Theodore E James, to Professor Thomas George Bond Howes, Royal College of Science2 August 1892
RR/15/312Referee's report by Thomas George Bond Howes, on a paper 'Development of the layers of the retina in the chick after the formation of the optic cup' by J Cameron18 March 1902
NLB/17/5Copy letter from Robert William Frederick Harrison, to Professor Thomas George Bond Howes, Fellow of the Royal Society29 June 1898
NLB/15/154Copy letter from Robert William Frederick Harrison, to Professor Thomas George Bond Howes, Fellow of the Royal Society7 July 1897
NLB/15/730Copy letter from Theodore E James, to Messrs Harrison & Sons27 November 1897
NLB/16/820Copy letter from Robert William Frederick Harrison, to Professor [T] G B Howes, Fellow of the Royal Society15 June 1898
NLB/16/853Copy letter from Michael Foster, to Professor [T] G B Howes, Fellow of the Royal Society, Linnean Society, Burlington House, W.21 June 1898
NLB/18/6Copy letter from Michael Foster, to Professor [T] G B Howes, Fellow of the Royal Society 21 December 1898
NLB/18/701Copy letter from Robert William Frederick Harrison, to Professor G B Howes24 April 1899
NLB/20/11Copy letter from Robert William Frederick Harrison, to Professor William Abbott Herdman, Fellow of the Royal Society13 January 1900
NLB/20/291Copy letter from Robert William Frederick Harrison, to Sir Michael Foster, Secretary, Royal Society13 March 1900
NLB/20/606Copy letter from Robert William Frederick Harrison, to George Albert Boulenger and Professor Thomas George Bond Howes, [Fellows of the Royal Society]30 May 1900
NLB/20/592Copy letter from Robert William Frederick Harrison, to Professor Thomas George Bond Howes, Fellow of the Royal Society26 May 1900
NLB/24/130Copy letter from Theodore E James, to Professor [Thomas] George Bond Howes, Fellow of the Royal Society, Secretary, Linnean Society, Burlington House, W.8 March 1902
NLB/23/1/276Copy letter from Robert William Frederick Harrison, to Professor Thomas George Bond Howes, Fellow of the Royal Society 19 October 1901
NLB/26/160Copy telegram from Royal Society to, [Thomas George Bond] Howes, Fellow of the Royal Society[February 1903]
NLB/26/217Copy letter from Robert William Frederick Harrison to, Thomas George Bond Howes, Fellow of the Royal Society11 February 1903
NLB/24/828Copy letter from Robert William Frederick Harrison, to Professor Thomas George Bond Howes, Fellow of the Royal Society18 July 1902
NLB/26/166Copy letter from Robert William Frederick Harrison to,Professor Thomas George Bond Howes, Fellow of the Royal Society3 February 1903
NLB/27/300Copy letter from Theodore E James, to Professor Thomas George Bond Howes, Fellow of the Royal Society5 August 1903
RR/14/102Referee's report by Thomas George Bond Howes, on a paper 'The relations between the hybrid and parent forms of echinoid larvae' by H M Vernonnd [June 1898]
RR/13/283Referee's report by Thomas George Bond Howes, on his paper 'On the development of marsupial and other tubular enamels, with notes upon the development enamel in general' by Charles Sissmore Tomes27 July 1897
RR/14/98Referee's report by Thomas George Bond Howes, on a paper 'Upon the structure and development of the enamel of elasmobranch fishes' by Charles Sissmore Tomes12 April 1898
RR/14/255Detailed referee's report by Thomas George Bond Howes, on a paper 'Upon the development of the enamel in certain osseous fish' by Charles Sissmore Tomes17 January 1900
MC/18Volume 18 of miscellaneous correspondence regarding business matters, sent to the Royal Society1903
RR/15/378Referee's report by Thomas George Bond Howes, on a paper 'The structure of the gills of the lamellibranchia' by W G Ridewood6 June 1902
NLB/17/757Copy letter from Robert William Frederick Harrison, to Professor Edward Albert Sharpey-Schafer, Fellow of the Royal Society16 December 1898
RR/14/254Referee's report by Thomas George Bond Howes, on a paper 'Upon the development of the enamel in certain osseous fish' by Charles Sissmore Tomes17 January 1900
MC/18/96Letter from [Thomas George Bond] Howes, Board of Education, Royal College of Science, London, to [Robert William Frederick] Harrison15 January 1903
MC/18/97Letter from [Thomas George Bond] Howes, Board of Education, Royal College of Science, London, to [Robert William Frederick] Harrison20 January 1903
MC/20Volume 20 of miscellaneous correspondence regarding business matters, sent to the Royal Society1905
MC/17Volume 17 of miscellaneous correspondence regarding business matters, sent to the Royal Society1897-1899
MC/20/400Letter from Thomas [Roscoe Rede] Stebbing, Brighton, to [Robert William Frederick] Harrison20 February 1905
MC/20/402Letter from Thomas [Roscoe Rede] Stebbing, Ephraim Lodge, the Common, Tunbridge Wells, to [Robert William Frederick] Harrison9 November 1905
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