He had previously served in 1849-50.) Down, March 31st, 1855.
I have thought and enquired much about Westwood, and I really think he amply deserves the gold medal.

But should you think of some one with higher claim I am quite ready to give up.

Indeed, I suppose without I get some one to second it, I cannot propose him.
Will you be so kind as to read the enclosed, and return it to me?
Should I send it to Bell?
That is, without you demur or convince me.

I had thought of Hancock, a higher class of labourer; but, as far as I can weigh, he has not, as yet, done so much as Westwood.

I may state that I read the whole "Classification" (39/2.