. Britische bee Journal &Amp; Imker Berater. Bienen. Die IMKER" und Berater. Nr. 394. Vol. XVIII. N. S. 2.] Januar 9, 1890. [Wöchentlich veröffentlicht. (Girxtorial, % niktts, ^u EMINENT BIENENZÜCHTERN. Nr. 19 - MR. GEORGE HENDERSON. Es ist mit dem aufrichtigen Schmerz, haben wir den Tod von Herrn George Henderson aufzeichnen, der Langholm, Ealing, Middlesex. Verbunden, wie er war, mit dem Britischen Bee Journal von Anfang an in 187.">, seinen Verlust Kaninchen mit besonderer Sorge für alle, die Dis-tinctly mit dieser Veröffentlichung identifiziert. Einen noch größeren Kreis wird auch seine depar- tur Trauern; für

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. British bee journal & bee-keepers adviser. Bees. THE BEE-KEEPERS' RECORD AND ADVISER. No. 394. Vol. XVIII. N. S. 2.] JANUARY 9, 1890. [Published Weekly. (girxtorial, %niktts, ^u EMINENT BEE-KEEPERS. No. 19.—MR. GEORGE HENDERSON. It is with the sincerest pain that we have to record the death of Mr. George Henderson, of Langholm, Ealing, Middlesex. Connected, as he was, with the British Bee Journal from its beginning in 187.">, his loss conies with special sorrow to all who are dis- tinctly identified with this publication. A still wider circle will also mourn his depar- ture ; for his official duties as sub-editor, carried on with exem- plary zeal and courtesy for so many years, brought him into communication with all the most able and most practical bee- keepers of this and some other countries. His knowledge of apiculture was, as might be expected, yeiy extensive. He was a bee-master of long experience; but he was more than this. His literary power was great. He was a student and a thinker. His mind was always open to the reception of new ideas, but his well-balanced judgment came to no hasty conclusions. He reasoned about and weighed conflicting observations and deductions, and was willing always to wait for more in- formation and more light when apparently opposing facts or rival theories demanded ex- planation or acceptance. Pure in heart; swayed by no motives of self-interest; simple in feeling and candid as a child, George Henderson was a man whom none feared and none could claim. ME. GEORGK HENDERSON. as a partisan, but whom all respected and many loved. Sprung from a family formerly settled at Lang- holm in Dumfriesshire—a fact signalised by the name he gave to his house at Ealing—his conversation at once revealed his connexion with Scotland. It will be a surprise, then, to many of our readers to know that Mr. Henderson was born in London, December 11, 1819, and lived in or near to the metropolis for fifty-nine out of the seventy years of

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