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Typed list of members, marked 'Council' at the top of the page, likely a list of members who have compounded for their subscriptions (those who have paid a sum of amount in lieu of all future annual subscriptions). Covers members who were elected between 1912 and 1968. Undated.

A list of 127 sculptures in the chief frieze which extends around the temple.

Typed list of members who have resigned and passed away as of May 1974, covering members elected as early as in 1965.

List of Previous Winners, titles of their Essays and place of study. Typed list covering the years 1932-1939.

A concise numbered list of plaster, painting, column and pilaster ornaments of Caves No. 1 - 100.
Pages 24 and 25 on the folder list.

"List of pictorial illustration of Nepalese and Tibetan Buddhism on cloth and on paper…" Detailed list of the subjects of these drawings with further list of papers in Trunk No.2. Prepared at Darjeeling in 1855. Handwritten, 2 pieces, 6 sides, dated 1855.

Rough list of architectural sketches made by the West Brothers.
These are pages number 27 and 28 on the folder list.

List of parcels of stock and their contents.

'List of Oriental Works purchased at Erzerum, translated from the St Petersburg Journal of Dec 20 1829/ Jan 9 1830'. This catalogue is listed in the Society's Catalogue of English Manuscripts as No. 6: Catalogues of Oriental Works purchased at Erzerūm by the Russians, translated from the St. Petersburg Journal of December 28, 1829 (January 9 1930). This collection comprehends 43 manuscripts and two printed works in Theology (1), Grammar(1), Rhetoric (3), Dictionaries (5), History (16), Geography (1), Natural History (1), Arithmetic (1), and Poetry (16).

In 1829 the city had been captured by the Russian Empire, but was returned to the Ottoman Empire under the Treaty of Adrianople (Edirne), in September of the same year. Thirty-four of the manuscripts and the two printed works were purchased by Field Marshal Count Ivan Fyodorovich Paskevich-Erevansky in Erzurum to which were added nine manuscripts from the Library of Bajazeh; all of these were thought worthy of being deposited in the Imperial Library.

"List of MSS relative to Nepal. Prepared in Nepal 1837". List of 22 items concerning vocabulary, geography and ethnography of Nepal with a further note from Hodgson: "NB all those marked thus (X) have been translated & the whole, original & translation, are with me on board the Hardwicke, Feb 9 1844 BHH". Handwritten, 1 piece, 2 sides, dated 1837-1844.