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Letter from Richard Clarke, Secretary, to Major Rawlinson, Baghdad, to send copies of Journal of Royal Asiatic Society via Mr Stirling c/o Foreign Office, which because of the importance of his work are provided free. However, if he wishes to join Society 'on other grounds' the cost would be 5 guineas as a non-resident member. (Found on page 62)

Letter from Richard Clarke, Secretary, to T. Jones, Secretary Chetham's Library, Manchester, to inform that the Library's request for copies of the Journal of the Royal Asiatic Society is granted and future issues will be forwarded as they are published. (Found on page 63)

Letter from Richard Clarke, Secretary, to David Hill, Examiners' Office, East India Company, to thank for various reports which have been provided to Royal Asiatic Society by the East India Company. (Found on page 64)

Letter from Richard Clarke, Secretary, to Duke of Northumberland, Whitehall Gardens, to inform that he has been unanimously elected as a resident member. Regulations are sent with the letter and details of subscriptions and the use of 'blank cheques'. (Found on page 67)

Letters from Richard Clarke, Treasurer, to Nominees for Council to inform that nominees for the Council will be considered at the Anniversary General Meeting to be held on 8 May 1847 and to ask that they will serve as auditors for the Society. (Found on page 69)

Letter from Richard Clarke, Treasurer, to the Auditors to inform them that the Audit will take place on 29 April 1847. (Found on page 69)

Letter from Richard Clarke, Secretary, to the Secretary, Royal Asiatic Society China Branch, Hong Kong, to inform that by a unanimous vote of a Special General Meeting the Asiatic Society of China is admitted to be a branch of the Royal Asiatic Society. (Found on page 69)

Letter from Richard Clarke, Secretary, to Henry Cope, Secretary of Archaeological Society of Delhi, to inform that his letter of 27 April arrived too late for him to be considered for membership in 1846/7, but it will be one of first to be considered in the new session. (Found on page 70)

Letter from Richard Clarke, Secretary, to Vicenzo Mortillaro, Marchese di Vilarena, Palermo, concerning the report from Mr Falkerer, recently arrived from Sicily, that the Marquis wishes to give some books to the Society. These cannot be sent them to London but can be sent them to Florence. Clarke requests that they should be sent to a Mr Molino's at his Florence address who will forward them to his London address from where the Society can receive them. (Found on page 72)

Letter from Richard Clarke, Secretary, to S.R. Anderson, Plymouth, responding to his request to be involved with researches into the buried cities of Babylon and Assyria, and to inform him that no such researches were being undertaken by the Society.

Letter from Richard Clarke, Secretary, to E.H. Malcolm to inform that his reporter may attend meetings of the Society.

(Found on page 74)