Faraday to John Frederick William Herschel   8 February 1851

Royal Institution | 8 Feby 1851

My dear Sir John

I find I made an error last night which is almost inexcusable for me & would be if not considered as a result of my most treacherous memory[.] But as I suppose Mr Barlow had said it is when Lady members come that they can take their two friends in with them to the reserved seats[.] Our president the Duke [of Northumberland] was asking for you last night I trust he met with you after Owens discourse1 was over[.]

Ever My dear Sir John | Your faithful Servant | M. Faraday

Sir John Herschell Bart | &c &c &c

Owen (1851), Friday Evening Discourse of 7 February 1851.

Bibliography

OWEN, Richard (1851): “On Metamorphosis and Metagensis”, Proc. Roy. Inst., 1: 9-16.

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