| Description | Expresses a desire to support the recipient's aspirations for an honor within the Society. However, he clarifies that his ability to assist is limited, as he possess no more influence than any other member. The author suggests that the recipient should examine the qualifications required for the certificate they seek. They mention that success may be partly dependent on the submission of a scientific paper to the Society, which the Council deems worthy of publishing in the Philosophical Transactions. |