HBS
4 Decr. 1855
My dear Sir,
The blunders in the Programme & of my being left in the dark have certainly led to a little confusion both with Ld A. H. & Mr Sidney. I send you the letter of the latter received this morning & having those of Ld H. also before you the rearrangements may now be made, & I would thank you to let me know them as early as possible that I may communicate with the 2 gentlemen who have so kindly offered to assist. There will be no necessity to name subjects for them - but their names will be enough & the subjects can be mentioned afterwards
Yrs very truly
J. S. Henslow
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