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Report Upon the Minerals of Midian. Alexandria: The Alexandria Stationers and Booksellers Co. Ltd., 1880. This is a slightly abridged version of the Preface to The Land of Midian (Revisited). Typed Copy of Pamphlet originally in the Kensington Library (now in the Huntington Library, California).

Report from Raya Rajendrala Mitra Bahadur to the Secretary to the Government of Bengal concerning the Gayá temple. Printed document which was sent to Hodgson by the author in October 1877. Contains some of Hodgson's annotations, 1 item, dated October 1877.

'Report to the Bombay Government accompanying Specimens of Copper ore from the Island of Maseerai (Masirah) by Asst. Surgeon H.J. Carter' in which he describes his visit to the Island and how he had been helped by the inhabitants to find the sites where copper could be found; specimens of which accompany his report.

Report to give biographical details of Professor Caroline Humphreys and to suggest her as a suitable candidate for the Burton Memorial Medal.

"Report on Visit to the Asiatic Society, Calcutta, M D McWilliam, Director, SOAS" - report covering an overview, background, current activity, and collaboration programme of the Asiatic Society, made after McWilliam's visit to the Society, 6 pages.

Report on tumuli or barrows in the Sardis region (Turkey) by George Hale. A description of the tumuli signed by Hale, after which there is a quote from Herodotus.

Report on the Well Project, 1965-1979, containing the names of the villages and well owners funded by the project

"Report on the Nurbudda Mission from the Rev. J.G. Driberg, Bishop's College: 10th October, 1847". A first report with some vocabulary of the Language of the Gonds. Printed pamphlet with no cover. On the first page Hodgson has written the title. Printed at Bishop's College Press, 1847.

'Report on the condition of the Gibb Memorial Stock' - draft report by Charles A. Storey on the move of the stock from the premises of Messrs Dow and Lester, the binders in Luton due to their requisition by the military authorities. Dr Raynes arranged for them to be housed at Mill Lane, Cambridge, premises of Cambridge University Press, however difficulties arose as the stock was too tightly stacked.

"Report on Expedition to Gilgit and Hunza, India, by Lt. Col. and Mrs. D.L. R. Lorimer, 1934-1935". Typed manuscript with handwritten annotations of concerning their itinerary and discoveries made on their trip to Gilgit. 24 pages, handwritten date on final page, 7 January 1936.