Royal Institution | 11 May 1859.
Sir
I have examined the Tunis apparatus - I find it quite satisfactory. The glass is good in colour and well wrought & fixed[.] The optical & frame work both satisfactory. The position of the lamp required a correction which is easily made & I ordered it to be done1[.]
I am Sir | Your Very Obedient humble Servant | M. Faraday
P.H. Berthon Esqr | &c &c &c
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