[7] Mr. Sutton Sharpe, a highly distinguished English advocate.
[8] Upon the occasion of his nomination to membership in the Academy of Inscriptions and Belles-Lettres.
[9] His election to the French Academy occurred the 14th, two days after this letter was written.
[10] His election to membership in the French Academy.
[11] The occasion of his reception at the French Academy.
[12] This letter was written originally in English. It is given unchanged.—Translator.
[13] The trial of the suit relating to Libri.
[14] M. Nogent Saint-Laurens.
[15] Loa, a sort of conversational dithyramb, in honour of the person for whom the celebration is given.
[16] Implicated in the Orsini affair. The French Government requested his extradition, which England refused to grant.