Letter from William Huggins, 90 Upper Tulse Hill, S W [South West] London, to the Secretary [Joseph Larmor] Huggins invites Larmor for tea tomorrow. He discusses an unnamed figure, of which he writes 'I did not mean vulgar laziness: perhaps I should rather have said that the potential of the motive-force[?] of his enthusiasm in undertaking new work is constitutionally low'. He then notes that [William Edward] Ayrton's recollections of [William Thomson, Lord] Kelvin at Glasgow are 'delightful and kind'. Huggins is awaiting [William] Ramsay's further results with interest. He writes that he is, along with many others, very much looking forward to Larmor's Wilde lecture. 8 January 1908