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Accepts Smith's invitation to Norwich, [Norfolk], and will be happy to also see [William] Roscoe, depending on the date. They have lost a "much valued friend" in death of [Thomas] Woodward.
Regrets that he will no longer be able to visit Smith whilst [William] Roscoe is also visiting, and proposes next month instead.
His family "harrassed" by sickness. Regretted missing [William] Roscoe whilst he was in Norwich, and was unaware until Smith's letter of Roscoe's botany interests. Thinks that Dawson Turner would be "highly gratified" to examine Smith's two chests of "botanical treasures" from the East Indies. Looks forward to hope of visiting Smith in Norwich.
Thanking him for sending two volumes. Regarding recent experiments with electricity.
Has received the new observations. Expresses his gratitude on being nominated as a Foreign Member of the R.S.L. Further regarding his experiments with electricity and magnetism.
Sends 100 kinds of seeds; list of desiderata.
Sends seeds and list of desiderata.
Asks for duplicate plants, especially Australian.
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