<persName ref="prs:babington"><surname>Babington</surname>, <forename>T.</forename> <forename>Henry</forename></persName> to <persName ref="prs:elliot_tf"><surname>Elliot</surname>, <forename>Thomas</forename> <forename>Frederick</forename></persName> 3 July 1865, CO 60:23, no. 6280, 132. Babington addressee Elliot (Assistant Under-Secretary)

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Babington, T. Henry to Elliot, Thomas Frederick 3 July 1865, CO 60:23, no. 6280, 132.

Public Offices document. Minutes (1).

 Babington, T. Henry
Board of Trade (Meteorologic Office) 2 Parliament Street, London, S.W.
Elliot, Thomas Frederick Inserted revisionDesc.
Babington to Elliot (Assistant Under-Secretary) 6280, CO 60/23, p. 132; received 4 July
Board of Trade (Meteorologic Office) 2 Parliament Street, London, S.W.
3rd July 1865 Sir,

I acknowledge the receipt of Meteorologic Observations made at New Westminster, British Columbia, during March 1865 for which I beg to thank you on behalf of the Board of Trade.

I am Sir, Your obedient Servant, T.H. Babington
Put by. ABd 4 July