From L. Sulivan   31 January 1826

My dear Sir

As Lord P. is not yet returned to town I have not got the papers that you have no doubt been returning to me for the last two days. I send you herewith the statement of names without proper addresses, for the rest of the University (having before sent you Trinity - and these are reduced a good deal by the information I have picked up since I sent you the Trinity names.

Excuse the trouble I am giving you and I fear in some few instances, the repetition. I think we shall soon have tolerably correct records.

I remain Dear Sir

Faithfully yrs

Law Sulivan