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Letter from to J.C. Cummings to Dennis Duncanson, 17 February 1987, in answer to the letter of 12 February 1987 and advising that the matters raised must be sorted before any purchase. He suggests contacting Privy Council.

Letter from T.N. Guina, Secretary of Royal Asiatic Society, to Simon Digby to express, on behalf of the Director, Philippa Vaughan, her delight in Digby's acceptance of the Medal and agreeing to give the lecture. He suggests a date of 10 June 1999 and asks for the title of the lecture.

Letter from T.N. Guina, Secretary of Royal Asiatic Society, to Firmin & Sons to thank for the order acknowledgement and to ask that they proceed with the order. The inscription for one medal is provided.

Letter from T.L. Wilson, Solicitor, to the Secretary, Royal Asiatic Society, to send two copies of the agreement with agreement stamps.

Letter from T.L. Wilson & Co, to T.W. Rhys Davids to inform that they have had no reply from Messrs Allen requesting payment of their account.

Letter from T.L. Wilson & Co., Solicitors, to Miss Sykes, Secretary of Royal Asiatic Society, in which he advises the preparation of a simple declaration of trust for the fund. He offers to submit a draft deed for approval.

Letter from T.L. Wilson & Co. to T.W. Rhys Davids to state that he had called at the office of W.H. Allen. His original letter had been placed with the Receiver and the solicitor suggests that the Society consider making a publishing agreement with another company as results of the liquidation have yet to be ascertained. On the reverse of the letter, in a postscript, an offer is made to attend a Council Meeting and a note about receiving a letter from the Receiver.

Letter from T.L. Wilson & Co, Solicitor, to T.W. Rhys Davids to inform that they have sent a demand for payment to W.H. Allen & Co..

Letter from T.L. Wilson & Co. to T.W. Rhys Davids to inform that he has received the letter and authority duly signed but not the requested money. He therefore encloses the necessary forms for the Society to use regarding the bankruptcy of W.H. Allen & Co..

Letter from Timothy Ffyche, Harley Street, to Barbara Ingham to express the opinion that the girl is suffering from a hereditary condition called blepharophimosis. He recommends sending her to Calcutta for an operation.