Whitehall, London, April 23, 1842. Revd Edwd Robinson DD, Professor of Theology, New York

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I-1 1842, April 23 Letter + envelope [7 1/2cm x 11 1/2cm] to E. R. in New York from Lord Prudhoe in England. Congratulates E. R. on being unanimously voted recipient of the Royal Geographical Society's medal. Purpose of this outer letter is to enclose and forward another letter + envelope from the Show moreI-1 1842, April 23 Letter + envelope [7 1/2cm x 11 1/2cm] to E. R. in New York from Lord Prudhoe in England. Congratulates E. R. on being unanimously voted recipient of the Royal Geographical Society's medal. Purpose of this outer letter is to enclose and forward another letter + envelope from the President of the Royal Geographical Society, dated May 2, 1842. [It was to Lord Prudhoe that E. R. dedicated his Biblical Researches.]
1842, April 23 - Letter + envelope to Edward Robinson from Lord Prudhoe, congratuating Robinson on being the recipient of the Royal Geographical Society's Medal.
Letter from Lord Prudhoe to congratulate E. R. on his selection to receive the gold medal, 23 April 1842.
4 pages; RGS president (WR Hamilton] asked Lord Prudhoe (Admiral Algernon Percy, 4th Duke of Northumberland (1792 – 1865), known as The Lord Prudhoe 1816-1847, British naval commander, explorer and politician), to offer ER the medal. Show less