R Institution | 1 April 1843
My dear Sir
My brother in law Mr Reid1 tells me that your office is the office at which the Admiralty receives Chronometers to be tried &c at the Observatory at Greenwich. He is anxious (for their House) to place a chronometer at the Observatory but does not like to apply without an introduction[.] I therefore give him this note knowing that though you always do all that you properly can do it still may give him encouragement to make the application & strive to make good chronometers[.]
I am My dear Sir | Yours most faithfully | M. Faraday
Captn Beaufort | &c &c &c
WHITE, Francis (1847): General Directory of the Town and County of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Sheffield.
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