Michael Foster and Thomas Henry Huxley, Correspondence, Letters 364 through 385, 1865–1895

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My dear Foster You are very welcome to the illustrations so far as I am concerned. Cambridge could not have been beastlier than Eastbourne for the last fortnight but I have been fairly well since I got over the effects of the Premier's dinner. 1 What ever the papers may say I am not at H.M.'s command. I had meant to attend the soirée on Wednesday by way of paying my respects to the Society but my doctor has bullied me out of it. Please make my excuses to the President. I would look at Gadow's paper but really I do not know what has been doing in the last seven years. However if you are really hard up for a referee, send it me. Ever yours T. H. Huxley Don't forget the " docker " .