Fairhill, Tunbridge.
(It is unclear whether this is the original letter or a copy. Appended is a transcript of a letter from Edward Coleman to Sir Robert Southwell, dated 2 Oct. 1678.)
Fryston Lodge [?]. Incomplete?
With note added, perhaps by Selina Macaulay.
(The direction, which is not included in the text printed by Marchand, is ‘Dr. Clarke | 36 Craven Street’. There are no marks of posting.)
Transcript
Belton. | Gt Yarmouth.
14 Novr 1890.
My dear Wright,
I have heard from Mrs Jacobson who is very glad that her Fathers correspondence should rest within your Walls, & will willingly present it to the College.
The collection is at my home, here, I will have it properly packed & seen to, but as I have to be away next week for a few days on business it will have to wait for my return—But I will attend to it as soon as I can, & I will write you word again before it is sent off to Cambridge.
Yours very truly
R H Inglis Palgrave
(The title is ‘Rapport fait à la Commission D’histoire naturelle de l[’]académie de Caen, sur le Crocodile fossile que l’on a trouvé dans les Carrières du Bourg d’Allemagne; à ¼ de lieue de Caen’. The document does not appear to be in Lamouroux’s own hand. )