Faraday to Charles Copland1   6 March 1829

R Institution | Mar. 6th 1829.

Dear Sir

According to your kind note I send for the objects you were so good as to say you would lend us2[.]

I also enclose two tickets for Friday Evenings leaving one undated that you may use it when you please[.]

I send too an order for admission to the Lecture tomorrow on Horticultural chemistry3[.]

I am dear Sir | Your Obliged Servant | M. Faraday

Chas Copeland Esq

1
Charles Copland (d.1880, age 89, GRO). East India Merchant.
2
‘A series of Chinese drawings of flowers & insects’ were displayed in the Library of the Royal Institution during the evening. RI MS F4 F, p.27.
3
This was one of Brande’s lectures in his afternoon series on chemistry as applied to agricultural and horticultural advertised in The Times, 7 February 1829, p.1, col.c.

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