I cannot become one of the committee for Wilson's statue, after
entertaining so strong an opinion against the expediency of such a
memorial in poor dear Talfourd's case. But I will subscribe my three
guineas, and will pay that sum to the account at Coutts's when I go
there next week, before leaving town.
"The Goldsmiths" admirably done throughout. It is a book I have long
desired to see done, and never expected to see half so well done. Many
thanks to you for it.
Ever faithfully yours.
P.S.--Please to observe the address at Boulogne: "Villa du Camp de
Droite."
[Sidenote: Mr. W. H. Wills.]