William Jerdan to Faraday   23 January 1838

38 Craven St | 23 Jany

My dear Sir,

On Monday 5 Feby I am collecting a few friends to whom I feel myself and the L. Gazette obliged for many kindnesses, to dine with me on its attaining its years of discretion, 21.

May I express a warm hope that it will be convenient and agreeable to you to join the party. It would afford me the greatest pleasure. The hour is 6 and the place Freemasons Tavern. Pray drop me a line to say I may expect you & believe me.

My dear Sir | Ever yours faithfully | W. Jerdan

In the Bibliotheque Universelle Geneve (Nov. No.) there is a curious article on the electricity of the Torpedo1. Have you seen it or w[oul]d you wish [to]?

Matteucci (1837).

Bibliography

MATTEUCCI, Carlo (1837): “Recherches physiques, chimiques et physiologiques sur la torpille”, Bibl. Univ., 12: 163-201.

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