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See also: British mineralogist and crystallographer, was See also: born at Velindre near See also: Llandovery, See also: Carmarthenshire, on the 6th of See also: April 18o1
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He was educated at St See also: John's
See also: College, Cambridge, where he graduated in 1826 as fifth wrangler, and became a See also: fellow in 1829
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For a few years he was occupied as a college tutor and during this See also: time he published See also: treatises on hydrostatics and hydro-dynamics
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He also gave See also: special See also: attention to crystallography, and on the resignation of W
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See also: Whewell he succeeded in 1832 to the professorship of See also: mineralogy, a See also: post which he occupied until 187o
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His chief See also: work, on Crystallography, was published in 1838
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He was elected F.R.S. in 1838
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In 1852 he edited a new edition of H
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J
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See also: Brooke's Elementary Introduction to Mineralogy
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He assisted in 1843 the committee appointed to super-intend the construction of the new See also: Parliamentary See also: standards of length and See also: weight (see Phil
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Trans., 1856)
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He died in Cambridge on the loth of May 1880 . |
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