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Letter from Richard Clarke, Treasurer, to [R.F. Thleymouth] to inform that his request to 'have his name withdrawn' from membership is turned down because he has been in arrears with his subscription since 1 January. (Found on page 244)

Letter from Richard Clarke, Secretary, to Rev. William Kearne to remind that he owes 6 guineas, as his resident member subscriptions for the current year and the previous one. (Found on page 208)

Letter from Richard Clarke, Secretary, to Rev. William Keane, Whitby, to thank that the 3 books he had borrowed have now been returned. Keane is also reminded that 'informal money orders' returned to him on 11 December should be 'renewed before year end' otherwise they 'may become waifs to PO exchequer'. (Found on page 200)

Letter from Richard Clarke, Secretary, to Rev. William Keane, Whitby, to inform that if he wishes to become a Resident member he should pay 3 guineas and, also, that the books which he has borrowed from the library should be returned. (Found on page 184)

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 Rev. T.K. Brown, to return his article on his cuneiform alphabet. (Found on page 119)

Letter from Richard Clarke, Secretary, to Rev. T.K. Brown, who has developed an alphabet differing from that of Major Rawlinson's work on cuneiform. Clarke informs that a full version of Brown's alphabet will be published in the Society's Journal. (Found on page 119)

Letter from Richard Clarke, Secretary, to Rev. T.K. Brown to thank for his letter which will be laid before the Council on 2 March 1850. The Society is always ready to receive papers but publication will depend on a number of factors. (Found on page 115)

Letter from Richard Clarke, Secretary, to Rev. Thomas Hugo to send details of membership including a blank 'certificate'. (Found on page 173)

Letter from Richard Clarke, Secretary to Rev. Samuel Paynter to inquire on behalf of the Council what would be the cost if the Society were to give up their lease on the premises on Grafton Street (so as to move into something more suitable) and also what would be the amount for the 'dilapidations'. (Found on page 78)