The Free Public Museums,
(Wm Brown St)
Liverpool.
Nov 9th, 1908.
Dear Dr. Wallace,
I should like to be allowed to offer you my very warm congratulations on the high & deserved honour which the king has conferred upon you. I am sure nothing will afford greater gratification not only [2] to your personal friends, but to all to whom your writings have been so deep a source of pleasure than the announcement which appears this morning of your appointment to the Order of Merit.
With Sincere good wishes for health to wear this latest[?] honour for many years.
Believe me | Yrs Sincerely | Henry O Forbes1[signature]
P.S. You will have correspondence [3] enough that demands attention at this time, so kindly do not trouble to reply.
Status: Draft transcription [Letter (WCP3259.3227)]
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