Samuel Weller Singer to Faraday   20 September 1836¹

Vauxhall | 20 Septr 1836

My dear Sir

On my return from Brighton today I got your kind note, and will take measures immediately to clear away the few remains of my chamber which has too long I fear inconvenienced you². My son's indisposition has confined me a great deal or it would have been done long since. He is I am happy to say now much better and will soon return to town.

I sincerely hope that you are better than when I last heard of you. I have enquired from time to time and was grieved to hear that you should have any impediment to the enjoyment of the little leisure which this season in general affords[.]

With kindest remembrances to Mrs Faraday[.]

Ever yours | Most Truly | S.W. Singer