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Letter from Richard Clarke, Secretary, to James Buchanan in response to his request for a copy of a paper which, unfortunately, is not yet available. When printed in an 'early' number it will be made available to him. (Found on page 110)

Letter from Richard Clarke, Secretary, to non-resident members returning to England to inform that on their return to England, assuming they desire to remain a member there are two options: either pay 3 guineas annually or compound as a resident member and pay either 10 or 20 guineas. (Found on page 111)

Letter from Richard Clarke, Secretary, to the Curators of Calcutta Public Library to thank for their letter and accompanying communication from the proprietors of that Library. The Library will be sent copies of the Society's publications. The offer of papers on matters of interest from time to time would be gratefully received and 'highly prized' by the Society. (Found on page 112)

Letter from Richard Clarke, Secretary, to Mr Foyster, Honorary Secretary, Salford Borough Royal Museum, to respond to the museum's request for help from the Society, in the form of the publications of the Society. This is granted. (Found on page 113)

Letter from Richard Clarke, Secretary, to Rev. T.K. Brown to inform that papers for publication need not be written by a member of Society. Any paper is submitted will be 'considered'. (Found on page 116)

Letter from Richard Clarke, Secretary, to J. Landseer, Southampton Street, Fitzroy Square to inform, that though the Council had permitted the reading of a paper before it had been submitted to them, thus breaching their own rule, they are not at liberty to allow a second breach and they therefore decline the proposed reading. (Found on page 117)

Letter from Richard Clarke, Secretary, to Rev. T.K. Brown, to return his article on his cuneiform alphabet. (Found on page 119)

Letter from Richard Clarke, Secretary, to John Capper, Secretary, Ceylon Branch of Royal Asiatic Society, concerning a paper by Dr McVicar on the Village Councils in Ceylon. Clarke also gives details regarding new Regulations of the Society including that members in Ceylon will have to pay one guinea to receive the Journal. The letter also provides information as to what members will have to pay should they return to England. Further there seems to be a problem with dispatch of the Society's Journal to Ceylon. Also the Society in London has not received a copy of Issue no. 2 of the Ceylon Society's Journal. (Found a page 122)

Letter from Richard Clarke, Secretary, to Dr Haeffer, Prussia, to thank for his letter and a complete copy of the valuable 'Feitschrift fur die Wissenschaft der Sprache'. The Royal Asiatic Society will be happy to supply the copies of its Journal that he requires. (Found on page 124)

Letter from Richard Clarke, Secretary, to James Finn, Jerusalem, to inform that the establishment of a library in Jerusalem is viewed with satisfaction and the Royal Asiatic Society will send copies of its Journal as well as a copy of Major Rawlinson's 'Commentary on the cuneiform inscriptions of Babylonia and Assyria'. The Council will be pleased to consider any papers that might be considered suitable for reading at, or publishing by, the Society.
(Found on page 124)