162, Great Portland Street,
W. –
July 14th 1859
Dear Sir,
Having been informed that you are in town just now, I take advantage of this opportunity, to request the favour of a personal interview with you. You know the purpose which has occupied my mind 1 since many years, and I flatter myself, you might agree with me, that a great deal more could be done for promoting the ultimate result by activity, then by suspense. If so, I think some way could be found out, to advance the interests 2 of all parties to their mutual benefit.
I beg for a reply at your earliest convenience, and remain with profound esteem
Dear Sir yours very faithfully
Paul Pretsch
H. Fox Talbot Esq
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