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Letter from Edwin Norris, Secretary, to the Honorary Secretary of State for India to remind that the former East India Company grant paid to the Society is due. A warrant for the payment is requested. (Found on page 282)

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)

Letter from James W. Redhouse, Secretary, to Charles Knapp to inform, that having seen from one of Sotheby's catalogues that Mr Morley's books are up for auction, that some of these books were borrowed from Royal Asiatic Society library and should be returned. Also Morley was in arrears with his subscription and it is hoped that these arrears can be paid out of his estate. (Found on page 285)

Letter from James W. Redhouse, Secretary, to E.H.M. Todd to inform that his note of 5 April will be considered by the Council and doubtless Redhouse will be required to answer it. (Found on page 289)

Letter from James W. Redhouse, Secretary to Sir William Call, Bankers, to inform that the Council has resolved that the £606.19.53 Consols should be sold at such times as the Secretary directs him and therefore could he ensure that necessary powers of attorney are procured. Repeat of the previous letter. (Found on page 291)

Letter from James W. Redhouse, Secretary, to J. Muir concerning Mr. Muir offering a prize of £300 for best history of the Vedanta System. The money will be deposited at the London and Westminster Bank with three members of the Royal Asiatic Society acting as trustees. Mr Muir's name will also be added if he approves of this. (Found on page 292)

Letter from James W. Redhouse, Secretary, to J.W. Marshman to accept with thanks Mr Marshman's offer to act for 12 months as Honorary Secretary of the Society's Committee on Agriculture and Commerce. The Council will provide £100 for the services of a Clerk and other incidental expenses which will be paid quarterly or otherwise. (Found on page 292)

Pamphlet containing RAS Charter and Rules for 1930 with handwritten revisions.

Booklets containing RAS Charter and Rules with handwritten annotations and dated May 1947. Within one of the volumes is a letter from The Registrar of Friendly Societies requesting 3 copies of all the laws, rules and regulations of the Society in order to provide certification for the Society's premises, 1 piece dated 2 June 1947. Also within this pamphlet is a copy of the certificate, dated 23 July 1947, entitling the Society to the benefit of the Scientific Societies Act, 1843.

Booklets containing the RAS Charter and Rules for 1948 with hand-written amendments.