James Clark1 to Faraday   22 January 1863

Bagshot Park | Jan 22 - 1863

My Dear Dr. Faraday,

Before leaving Osborne yesterday I forwarded a copy of the Memoir of the Prince Consort2 to you by the Queens desire. Dr. Becker, who intends going to town tomorrow, took charge of it, & and will give it to you tomorrow or Saturday3. I have not seen you for a long time but I hope you are well.

Believe me always, | Dear Mr. Faraday, | faithfully yours | Jas Clark

1
James Clark (1788–1870, ODNB). Court physician. Member of the Senate of the University of London, 1838–1865. Influential in establishing the Royal College of Chemistry.
2
Helps (1862).
3
That is 24 January 1863.

Bibliography

HELPS, Arthur (editor) (1862): The Principal Speeches and Addresses … of the Prince Consort. With an introduction giving some outlines of his character, London.

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