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(Letter-head of the Secretary of the Académie Royale des Sciences, Arts, et Belles-Lettres de Caen, including the society’s device.)

Western House, Tonbridge Wells.

(Transcript by Turner. The obituary originally appeared in The Athenaeum on 26 Nov. 1842, but the text of this copy more closely matches the version printed in the Gentleman’s Magazine the following January.)

36 Warrender Park Terrace, Edinburgh. - Encloses the photograph of Little Grange promised in his first letter; since he wrote that, he has seen Blackwood and heard from Mowbray Donne, 'both of whom express much regret'. Points out a mistake in the preface of the 1887 edition of FitzGerald relating to E. B. Cowell's Cambridge connections. Clodd tells him there is a rose tree at Kew brought back from the grave of Omar Khayyám; thinks a scion should be planted over FitzGerald's grave in Boulge churchyard.

The photograph originally enclosed with the letter is pasted to a leaf following the letter.

(Transcript in Turner’s hand. At the head is written, ‘The original is among Autographs, Series B.’)

The solos in the anthems will be taken by A. McCall, Principal Bass of York Minster, and sermons given in the morning and evening by the vicar, J. J. Christie.

Printed by J. Atkinson & Son, Pontefract.