London Bolton Gardens Russellsquare
11 March 1863
My dear Madam Jerichau.
The Railway authorities impatient I suppose of warehousing the 6 bases sent them here this morning. I directed the carrier to proceed to Marlborough Lane & myself went to (the Government architect’s) office & finding him there we went together & saw the cases safely deposited under a Portico: where they will remain till pleasure is ascertained. This in all likelihood will not be for some time as he will be too much occupied with now our Princess of Wales. I went over with & found it transformed under his judicious taste into a very convenient & indeed elegant residence, & it is being filled up in a manner worthy the Princess.
With regard to the registration of I enclose a paper which however is very unintelligible even to me. The result is that I recommend for the present provisional Registration for which the fee is one shilling. it is for one yearx. after
[fodnote tilføjet i marginen på side 1:] x the fee is one shilling
// that can have an extension of 6 months if required & then he may register completely, but the fee is enormous £ 5.0. Let him at once with out [s?]ign the following application.
C.D. Works March 31. 1852
You are hereby requested to register provisionally the accompanying ornament al design for Sculpture, in the name of Jerichau Sculptor of Copenhagen Denmark who claims to be the Proprietor thereof & return the same to the bearer of the official acknowledgement for the same.
The design being for a groupe in Sculpture representing the Aeation of Eve
To the Registrar of Designs
[Loquatine?]
Designs office London
M
r Jerichau must send 2 photographs or drawings of the groupe to deposit in different offices.
He will of cou[r]se have received my letter written to you on the 9
th. continues confined to her [room?] She unites with me in Kindest regards to yourself & M
r Jerichau. Every one already heartily loves the Princess.
Believe me d
r. M
m. Jerichau yr. attached Friend
Tho. L: Donaldson