[handwritten insertions on printed form letter:]
Sir, The Royal Society return you their thanks for your Paper, <1> entitled, ‘Researches on the Integral Calculus’ &c. which the Committee of Papers have directed to be published – and it will accordingly appear in the Society’s next Publication –
I am, Sir, Your most Obedient, & very Humble Servant
J. G. Children
Sec. R. S.
From the Apartments of the Royal Society
Somerset Place, Strand.
10 June 1836
Henry Fox Talbot, Esqre F. R. S.
31 Sackville Street
Rl Socy
Notes:
1. WHFT, ‘Researches in the Integral Calculus, Part One’ Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society of London, v. 126 part 1, 1836, pp.177–215.