Netherley
Near Stonehaven. N.B.
29 March 1859
Dear Sir
On the 9th March I wrote to you, & informed you that the Photographic Society of Scotland had voted their gold medal to you, as a mark of their respect, & of their gratitude to you as the great discoverer of the Photographic art -
I at the same time in the name of the Society expressed a hope that you might be able to do them the honour of joining them at their meeting on the 12 April, when the medal would be ready for your acceptance -
I took the liberty of asking you to let me know when & where a deputation of the Society might be permitted to wait on you to present the medal, in the event of your not being able to come to our meeting -
Up to this date I have not received any reply to my letter, I am therefore afraid that you may not have received it - & think it right to to [sic] send a second communication -1
I am Dear Sir Your faithful servant
Horatio Ross
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