Copy letter from [James Hopwood Jeans, Secretary of] the Royal Society; to to Prof. [Thomas Renton] Elliott, FRS Informs [Thomas Renton] Elliott that there is no harm in nominating Cushing as a Foreign Member, but warns that the standards for becoming one are different to becoming a Fellow, as it is limited to 50 and there are Nobel prize winners who have not been considered to become a Foreign Member. Also updates Elliott concerning [H.R] Hewer's paper ['Studies in colour changes of fish. - Part II]', that [Charles] Tate Regan has reported favourably on it with the suggestion that it be condensed. States that the paper is now with [Ernest William] MacBride, who communicated the paper, who will arrange for Hewer to see Elliott so the physiological part of the paper can be dealt with. The signature has faded almost completely. 24 March 1926