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In 2012, the Council approved the proposal of widening the remit of the Fundraising Committee to include the Society's membership and renaming it to the Fellowship & Development Committee. Oversight of the membership had previously been under the remit of the Events & House Committee, but it was hoped that this restructuring would help energise the Society's membership by tying it into fundraising activities and lighten the overcrowded Events & House Committee.

This series contains the agenda, appended papers and minutes of the Fellowship & Development Committee meetings, including those held on:

• 13 October 2011
• 8 December 2011
• 16 February 2012
• 12 April 2012
• 14 June 2012
• 20 September 2012
• 10 January 2013
• 14 March 2013 (agenda and appendices only)
• 3 October 2013
• 12 December 2013
• 2 October 2014
• 15 January 2015
• 12 March 2015
• 24 September 2015
• 19 November 2015
• 11 February 2016
• 5 May 2016
• 29 September 2016
• 9 March 2017

A transcription of Fergusson's description of the Ajanta Caves ('Rock Cut Temples') and commentary notes made by A. A. West. Also included are 3 architectural drawings of pillars and a floor plan of Vihara No.11.

Part one of Abraham Poliak's alterations of Feudalism in Egypt.

Part two of Abraham Poliak's alterations of Feudalism in Egypt.

Part three of Abraham Poliak's alterations of Feudalism in Egypt.

Review from the Tuscon Arizona Star, 'Few on Books' by Jerry Few.

Two copies of the Fifth Burton Memorial Lecture given by Sir Arnold Wilson on 27 May 1927 before the Royal Asiatic Society in which he spoke about Richard Burton. Loose printed sheets. Also accompanying loose label.

"Fight between Mahádeva and Ganeshjí": Ek samai kailásh ké shaktí né man mén thání… With translation: Once upon a time at Kailásh shaktí determined to cheat… With postscript: "Told by Bhagwan Dás and told by Jamayat Alí of the village Rihá at Saharanpur". Unsigned but in Rámgharíb Chaubé's hand. Handwritten, 3 sides, undated.

The figure of a sleeping animal, possibly lion. It is made of plaster painted in black with a diameter of 4.7cm. There are some chips to the paintwork. Its provenance is unknown.

Final draft copy of Standing Orders 1998, computer printed and electronic documents.