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Circular from Richard Clarke, Secretary, to Members of the Council, to suggest that the Earl of Auckland, President, having recently died, meetings of the Society should be postponed for a fortnight, which is the same courtesy as was shown on the death of the Earl of Munster. (Found on page 94)

Circular from Richard Clarke, Secretary, to Members leaving the Council by rotation to thank for their two year service. (Found on page 57)

Circular from Richard Clarke, Secretary, to Members submitting Papers to the Society to thank for the Papers communicated at a General Meeting. (Found on page 64)

Letter from C.D. Bruce, Assistant to James Alexander, to Rev. D. Nicole of Christ Church, Oxford, to inform that by mistake Rev. Nicole has sent to the Royal Asiatic Society a draft intended for Athenaeum Club. (Found on page 31)

Letter from Charles Elliott, Treasurer, to Gideon Colquhoun to inform that the 9 guineas arrears in respect of 1848, 49 and 50 are requested before the end of the year. (Found on page 134)

Letter from Charles Elliott, Treasurer, to Lieutenant Colonel Borthwick who has moved to Scotland but is found to owe 9 guineas in respect of 1848, 49, 50. He is asked to resign his membership but in meantime he should 'discharge the arrears now due'. (Found on page 133)

Letter from Charles Elliott, Treasurer, to Sir William Call to ask him to invest £300 in 3% Consols to add to the holdings of £1,300 Consols with the same Trustees. (Found on page 174)

Letter from Charles Elliott, Treasurer, to Sir William Call to ask him to prepare a Power of Attorney so that bankers can receive dividends on the Consols standing in the names of the Trustees of Royal Asiatic Society. (Found on page 178)

Letter from Charles Elliott, Treasurer, to Sir William Call regarding proof of death of W.W. Wynne and James Alexander and to ask him to invest £500 in names of Horace Hayman Wilson and Charles Elliott conjointly with Sir George Staunton. (Found on page 176)

Letter from Col. W.H.Sykes, President, and James Redhouse, Secretary, to Sir William Call, Bankers, to inform that the old Trustees, including H.H. Wilson having died, it is requested that the Society's stock amounting to £1806.19.5 be transferred to the new Trustees, Lord Strangford and Sir E. Colebrooke both of London. (Found on page 283)