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Letter from Richard Hill to W.E.D. Allen in which Hill discusses his experience with Evliya Celebi's writings as relating to his own work on Egypt, Sudan and Somalia. Expresses concerns over difficulties of finding accurate translations from Ottoman Turkish. Dated: 14 March 1956.

Letter from Richard Hill to Peter Skelton, Hakluyt Society in which Hill proposes a rough deadline for submitting his translation of Evliya Celebi's work on Egypt - volumes 9 and 10. Dated: 29 February 1956.

Letter from Richard Hare to Angus Graham to respond to Graham's letter and put forward his own point.

Letter from Richard Hare to Angus Graham to thank Graham for sending his paper but regrets lack of time prevents great comment.

Letter from Richard Gray to Angus Graham to ask if he would consider providing a course on early Chinese philosophical and ethical systems of thought for the M.A. course on Religion and Philosophy at SOAS.

Letter from Richard F. Staar (Associate Director, Hoover Institute on War, Revolution and Peace) to Dennis J. Duncanson with regards to obtaining funding for Mr. Ngô Trong Hiẽ and other individuals.

Letter from Richard D. Barnett to C.F. Beckingham in support of the proposal by Barwis-Holliday.

Letter from Richard Clarke, Secretary, to William Law, Private Secretary to Lord John Russell, to inform that the Council wish to meet with Lord Russell to discuss 'objects' relating to the publication of the translation of the Cuneiform Inscriptions of the Ninevah monuments in the National Collection. A memorandum is enclosed which will be presented by the delegation. (Found on page 147)

Letter from Richard Clarke, Secretary, to William Lambton to inform him that his request to make a copy of the portrait of his father in the Royal Asiatic Society Library has been accepted. (Found on page 62)

Letter from Richard Clarke to William Knighton, Whitelands, Chelsea, to inform that as a non-resident member who has now returned to England he is now a resident member and therefore 3 guineas is due. (Found on page 191)