Mr Hitchin
Aberdeen, 25th July 1845
My Dear Sir,
Yours of yesterday's arrival is now before me. I will gladly relieve yourself and Mr. Cockle as to writing notes with the parcels of Reports, and shall myself address a few lines to the parties to prepare them for their coming.
I see you cannot send the pamphlets. It is well, we must do without them. I have received also the Record, containing a full broadside.
On the subject of my quicker movements, I enclose a note to Mr. Brandram.
Believe me, Very Truly Yours,
James Thomson.