Letter from William Huggins, 90 Upper Tulse Hill, S W [South West] London, to the Secretary [Joseph Larmor] Confirming that Huggins did not suggest any changes in the proofs. The 'radium fireworks' will still be in the 'Times'. Yesterday there was a second and longer letter for Kelvin. Today another letter from [Lord Rayleigh, John William] Strutt in which he asks Kelvin "a plain question" with 'the connotation of a man who believes that his adversary is in a Tight Corner'. He is grieved that [Oliver Joseph] Lodge's illness is so serious. He discusses Frank[?]. He writes that 'For so many years L has done whatever he wanted unchecked at the RS. Now there is C as well as L'. He ends by listing titles for Larmor's amusement on holiday. 21 August 1906