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W. Irving Way and Co., Publishers, The Monadnock, Chicago (headed notepaper). - Asks how much Quaritch would charge to send 'a fine impression, or proof' of Costello's etching of Edward FitzGerald, for prices for a list of books, and 'any books you may have once belonged to E. F. G. or that may have been presented by him to friends' or any FitzGerald letters.

Address given as 55 Strand; handed in at Ferrybridge office.

(Transcript in Jørgensen’s own hand. Undated, but evidently written not long before No. 120.)

Boulge Hall, Woodbridge, sent to Charlotte Wrentmore at Stone Cross, Ashurst, nr Tunbridge Wells. - Gives permission for a photograph to be taken of the rose tree on FitzGerald's grave; it is a successor to the original planted in 1893, taken from it as a cutting. Expects she wants the photograph at once, but it would be better to wait until the summer, when it is 'covered with blossoms'.