Letter from John Wood, Stamps & Taxes [chairman of the United Board of Stamps and Taxes] to Dr Lindley [John Lindley, assistant secretary of the Horticultural Society of London]
Information
Title
Letter from John Wood, Stamps & Taxes [chairman of the United Board of Stamps and Taxes] to Dr Lindley [John Lindley, assistant secretary of the Horticultural Society of London]
Record type
Archive
Original Reference
RHS/Col/7/1/2/12
Date
13 Aug 1836
Scope & content
The admiralty do not have the authority to give [free] passage; in cases where persons holding official situations abroad embark in packets [ships] or ships of war, the Treasury pays for the passage; Charles Wood [secretary to the Admiralty] would agree to the conveyance of seeds and 'botanical collections'; he suggests applying for passage to 'any of the rich merchants here in Liverpool'
Extent
3 page letter (1 sheet)
Is part of
RHS archive: plant collector papers
Repository
Royal Horticultural Society Lindley Library
Copyright
Orphan work
Credit Line
RHS Lindley Collections
Usage terms
Non-commercial use with attribution permitted (CC BY-NC 4.0)