London
12 May 1856
My dear Sir,
D. r William Bell, (well known to me) is a Candidate for the office of Registrar to the University of London.
I believe him particularly well qualified. He was once a wholesale Minter; then a Merchant in Berlin (I believe.) He is an excellent linguist, & his manners are good; & his character good also.
I hope you have received the Saxon work.
I am, | my dear Sir | Respectfully yours, | C Roach Smith.
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