...One Hundred Guineas be presented to SIR GEORGE BIDDELL AIRY, KCB, DCL, LL.D., &c., Astronomer Royal, as a recognition of his indefatigable labours in Astronomy,...benefited the cause of commerce and civilisation." At a Court of Common Council, 4th November, 1875, SIR GEORGE BIDDELL AIRY, KCB, DCL, LL.D., &c., &c.,...

...One Hundred Guineas be presented to SIR GEORGE BlDDELL AIRY, KCB, DCL, LL.D., &c., Astronomer Royal, as a recognition of his indefatigable labours in Astronomy,...benefited the cause of commerce and civilisation." At a Court of Common Council, 4th November, 1875, SlK GEORGE BlDDELL AIRY, KCB, DCL, LL.D., &c., &c.,...

...was presented with the honorary freedom of the City of London, enclosed in an elegant gold casket. He was a DCL of Oxford, an LL.D. of Cambridge and...an Honorary Fellow of Trinity College, Cambridge. On 1871, May 17, the great scientific services of Mr. Airy were officially recognized by the Government...

...was presented with the honorary freedom of the City of Xondon, enclosed in an elegant gold casket. He was a DCL of Oxford, an LL.D. of Cambridge and Edinburgh, aiid an Honorary Tellow of Trinity College, Cambridge. On 1871, May 17, the great scientific services...

...distinction. Among these we may mention that in 1875 he received the freedom of the City of London, " as a recognition of his indefatigable labours in astronomy,...benefited the cause of commerce and civilisation." Until his eightieth year Airy continued to discharge his labours at Greenwich with unflagging energy....