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Letter from Richard Clarke, Secretary, to the Secretary, Smithsonian Institution, Washington, to respond to the Smithsonian Institution's request for information about a number of institutions. The Royal Asiatic Society is pleased to give the details of the Literary and Geographical Societies in Bombay and the Literary Society in Madras. (Found on page 136)

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 The Secretary, King's College, London, with a request that the Secretary lays a copy of a 'minute' before the Council of King's College. (Found on page 61)

Letter from Richard Clarke, Secretary, to the Secretary, Institute of Actuaries, to reply to his suggestion of an exchange of periodicals but to inform that there would be 'no advantage'. (Found on page 160)

Letter from Richard Clarke, Secretary, to the Secretary, Historic Society of Lancashire, to agree to an exchange of publications between the societies. (Found on page 210)

Letter from Richard Clarke, Secretary, to the Secretary, Geological Society, to request information on a piece of petrified wood found in Burma by an officer of the East India Company, Madras Artillery. (Found on page 65)

Letter from Richard Clarke, Secretary, to the Secretary, Devonport Mechanics Institute, to respond to his request for the Proceedings of the Royal Asiatic Society to be provided free. This request is declined because of lack of funds but that they can be made available at a discount of 50%. (Found on page 169)

Letter from Richard Clarke, Secretary, to the Secretary of the Ethnological Society to inform that an interchange between the publications of the Ethnological Society and Royal Asiatic Society is agreed. (Found on page 97)

Letter from Richard Clarke, Secretary, to the Secretaries of the Treasury. The first £500 of a total grant of £1000 made to defray expenses of the publication of Colonel Rawlinson's work on Cuneiform Inscriptions has already been paid (9 August 1851) and as the total paid out now exceeds £661 (with more to come) the final instalment of £500 is requested. (Found on page 165)

Letter from Richard Clarke, Secretary, to the Secretaries of the Agricultural Society, Botanical Society and Oriental Translation Committee to enclose a copy of letter from Henry Cope, Secretary of the Agricultural and Horticultural Society, Punjab. (Found on page 172)