Dear Talbot/.
I have enclosed two proposed inscriptions – The word restauratori is found to be quite old enough for adoption. – It is marvellously difficult to reconcile & consolidate the ideas of all parties. Some are for the names of Byron, 1 <Jones?> & Sheridan 2 – instead of Homer & Co Others object on the grounds of Byron & Co not being of Butlerian origin – others again like my friend Spencer Perceval, object on moral & religious grounds, to the appearance of the names of Byron & Sheridan. –
Yrs
C. E. Long
43. Duke St Grosvr Square
Saturday
Proposed Inscriptions.
Georgio Butler D. D. 3
Harroviensis Scholæ per annos XXIV
Archididascalo
Indefensso literarum adjuton Restauratori ædificerium munificentissimo
Amoris æque et honoris gratia
Harroviensis.
A.D. MDCCCXXIX.
Georgio Butler S.T.P. 4
Schole Harroviensis
per annos XXIV.
Archididascalo
Indefensso in literis She<d?>ioma adjutori
Restauratori ædificerium munificentissimo
Amoris æque et honoris ergo
Harroviensis
A.S. MDCCCXXIX.
W. H. Fox Talbot Esq
31 Sackville Street
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