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To Mr T. Thompson, Secretary of the Westerham F. Club
Sir
Mr W. Reeves in this place has called on me as a County Magistrate to consult me on the best means of obtaining the payment which he states is due to him from the Westerham Club.—2
I can testify that the condition of his hand shows that he is unable work, & as he cannot at present write, he has asked me to address you on the subject,—before he takes any further steps.— His case seems a hard one, I am informed that some of your members still receive payment, & if this be correct it wd be difficult to justify, any one member who may have a just claim being refused.
Hoping that you will be able to satisfy W Reeves’ claim. I beg leave to remain | Sir | Your obed sert | Ch. R. Darwin Oct 9—1869
Please cite as “DCP-LETT-6927,” in Ɛpsilon: The Charles Darwin Collection accessed on