Copy letter from Herbert Rix, to Dr Henry Woodward, Fellow of the Royal Society Rix notes that they have received demands for one hundred copies of Mr Cooke's paper signed by Woodward for Mr Cooke, and for one hundred copies for A S [Arthur Smith] Woodward, for himself. He explains that as it is "Joint Authors" paper, only one hundred copies altogether can be granted. He encloses a copy of the circular to remind him of the Royal Society's regulations. Rix asks whether he is to send fifty copies each to Cooke and A S Woodward, or if the joint authors wish to have 200 between them, and pay the cost of the extra 100 copies. 20 October 1893