| Description | Harrison has been shown by Lord Rayleigh the letter Silberrad wrote him, in which he states that he suggested an exhibit at the Soiree of the Royal Society. He can find no evidence of Silberrad's suggestion having passed through their office, and so suspects it must have gone missing. However, their June Soiree programme was so full that it would have been unlikely that the Committee would have found room for his exhibit, but he apologises that he has gone to the trouble of preparing it. |