London Institution, Finsbury Circus: E.C.
Monday 20 Jan 62
Sir
I beg to acknowledge your kind note & to say that I do still take great interest in your photoglyphic process & I shall be glad to receive any specimens from time to time with such explanation as you may think it right for me to publish in a lecture or scientific notice &c.
You will be glad to hear that my anxieties as to the future are much diminished since I expect to conclude, soon, an arrangement with Mr C Pritchard of Clapham S. 1 – to assist him in his laboratory & occasionally lecture for him in his school. I am to have part of my time free to undertake research or private scientific business lectures &c. The remuneration will be small but I trust by diligent exertion to extend it so as to supply my habitually moderate wants.
I hope I do not deceive myself in hoping that I may yet be found useful to sound science & procure & retain securely an honourable & properly remunerative position.
I shall still be thankful for your kind remembrance if any thing likely to be of advantage to me occurs to you in the way of business or position.
I remain Truly your obliged servant
T. A. Malone.
Letters address London Institution will still find me even should I go to Clapham to reside.
TAM
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H F Talbot Esqq
Millburn Tower
Edinburgh
T.A.M.
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London Institution Finsbury Circus
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