Sends short testimonial [missing] for RBS, but doubts its value as he has has already given one for the same office [to A. G. Butler, see 11888].
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Sends short testimonial [missing] for RBS, but doubts its value as he has has already given one for the same office [to A. G. Butler, see 11888].
Asks for information about his grandfather’s influence on medical practice, to be used in his preface to Erasmus Darwin [1879, p. 107].
Has signed a paper [unspecified];
thanks HW for his interesting letter and kind expressions about himself and his son.
Thanks recipient for memoir on fossil plants of the Devonian and Upper Silurian.
Orders some salts for plant experiments.