George Gabriel Stokes to Faraday   12 February 1858

69 Albert St. Regents Park | N.W. Feb 12, 1858

My dear Faraday,

Dr. Tyndall promised me a Lady’s ticket for your lecture1 but as it has not come I suppose he has forgotten it. Could you spare me one as my wife2 would like greatly to hear your lecture? I am sorry to disturb you in your preparations[.]

Yours very truly | G.G. Stokes

1
Faraday (1858b), Friday Evening Discourse of 12 February 1858.
2
Mary Susanna Stokes, née Robinson (c.1823-1899, ODNB under G.G. Stokes). Married Stokes in 1857.

Bibliography

FARADAY, Michael (1858b): “Remarks on Static Induction”, Proc. Roy. Inst., 2: 470-5.

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