Prince Hoare1 to Faraday   30 March 1824

Brighton Tuesday 31 [sic]

Sir,

I have not received any printed paper relative to the New Society2 of a later date than the 13th3; but your letter which I received this morning is of so satisfactory a nature, that I do not hesitate to request you to let my name be set down in the list of the original Members4. My entrance money is at the service of the Society, whenever I receive your instructions for its payment; & I shall in the mean time be much obliged to you for one of the last printed papers (of the 15th) which you mention.

I remain Sir | Your obliged Servant | P. Hoare


Endorsed: Hoare | Prince | 31 March 1824

Address: Faraday Esq | Albemarle Street | 21 | London

Postmark: 30 March 1824

1
Prince Hoare (1755–1834, ODNB). Playwright and artist.
2
That is the Athenaeum.
3
See Faraday to Ward, 13 March 1824, letter 227, volume 1.
4
Hoare is listed as an original member in Waugh [1894], 71.

Bibliography

WAUGH, Francis Gledstanes [1894]: Members of the Athenaeum Club from its foundation, np.

Please cite as “Faraday0230a,” in Ɛpsilon: The Michael Faraday Collection accessed on 20 April 2024, https://epsilon.ac.uk/view/faraday/letters/Faraday0230a