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Letter from Richard Clarke, Secretary, to Mr Tracker regarding the payment of Mr Parbury's membership fees whilst he is abroad. (Found on page 115)

Letter from Richard Clarke, Secretary, to Mr Rafn, Secretary, Northern Antiquaries, Copenhagen, to thank for the documents sent to the Society relating to the Icelandic sagas and their relationship to early history of this country which are of great interest and copies of which will be sent to the addresses which have been supplied by him. (Found on page 168)

Letter from Richard Clarke, Secretary, to Mr N. House, Collector of Rates, St James, Westminster, concerning that £6.0.0 is due on Lady Day representing Poor Rate, county and police charges. Rateable Value is £276 per annum. (Found on page 103)

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 Mr Buckmaster, New Burlington Street, concerning a complaint that the valve of the cistern at the top of house is defective and water is accumulating in large quantities in the basement. Mr Buckmaster is asked if this could be rectified as soon as possible. (Found on page 87)

Letter from Richard Clarke, Secretary, to Moses Samuel, Niell St, Liverpool, to thank for his proposal of a number of articles for publication but to inform that the subjects to which they relate 'do not come within the scope of the Society's researches.' He has also asked for the Secretary's opinion but the latter does not have the required 'mathematical knowledge to comment'. All his documents are returned to him. (Found on page 116)

Letter from Richard Clarke, Secretary, to Monsieur M.E. Carnouly to thank for a pamphlet and to inform that his application to be a 'corresponding member' will be considered by Council. (Found on page 67)

Letter from Richard Clarke, Secretary, to M.M. Thomson to inform that the Council had been happy to receive the results of his researches. His 'diploma' has been sent and copies of the Society's Journal will be sent. Back numbers of the Journal can be obtained from Messrs Parker, West Strand, London. (Found on page 76)

Letter from Richard Clarke, Secretary, to Mir Mahamet Ali to thank for his paper on Mohammedanism in India (a translation of a paper in Urdu) which was read at the General Meeting and to inform arrangements will be made to have this printed with necessary corrections. (Found on page 99)

Letter from Richard Clarke, Secretary, to Messrs. Walton & Maberly, publishers of the Society's Journal, to inform that Dr Mount, a non-resident member, is required to pay an additional 5 guineas towards his 'composition fee'. (Found on page 176)