[George Chalmers, Scottish antiquary; and Rev. Samuel Harper, Under-Librarian at the British Museum.] Autograph memorandum by Chalmers of 'Notes of Documents', on reverse of Autograph third person Note from Harper to him, regarding the Reading Room.

Harper's note is on the recto of the first leaf of a 4to bifolium, addressed by him to 'George Chalmers Esqr' on the reverse of the second leaf, which is docketted by Chalmers 'Notes of Documents from - 1760/67'.. Chalmer's memorandum is written lengthwise and upwards on the reverse of the first leaf. In good condition, on aged paper. Harper's note reads: 'Mr. Harper presents his Respects to Mr. Chalmers with many Thanks for the kind Notice with which he is pleased to honour him. | The Reading Room will be open to Mr. Chalmers whenever he finds it agreeable to avail himself of it'. Chalmer's memorandum consists of eight dated entries, totalling 18 lines, from March 1760 to April 1767, with citations, under the heading: 'Documents - for the and reign of Geo. 3. Plantn. Office'. The first entry ris for a 'Representation with regard to the illicit trade carried on by Cartels', and the last reads 'Letter to Lord Shelburne with regard to the Salaries of Govt. Judges &c'.