Frederick William Pleydell Bouverie to Frederick Chesson, 15 January 1884

30 Longridge Road

South Kensington

Janry 15 1884

My dear Sir,

I … to get a few words with you after our satisfactory meeting, I wanted to ask the question how our Society is kept up, … me the favour of enlightening me some day.

I am at all times ready to assist in the good cause of the poor African in any way you may suggest in my power to do so, although I fought shy of seconding a most important motion, which I regret, and why I did so I am unable to account for, but … discourtesy was … to you.

Yours

Very truly

F.W.P. Bouverie