Copy letter from Arthur William Rucker, to [R T] Glazebrook Another paper by Sollas has arrived which Rucker sends to Glazebrook and perhaps it should be sent to Levemy too. If they are acceptable they will be read on the 17 [February] and Harrison wishes to know whether they should be put down. Also encloses Ayrton's report in Rhodes. Perry has formed an opinion of the paper from the abstract but Harrison thinks the abstract is more generalized than Perry thinks. If Glazebrook thinks Ayrton's suggestion of a second reference is a good one then Harrrison suggests Fitzgerald instead of Henrici. Asks Glazebrook his opinion on this. 31 January 1898