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Letter from Richard Clarke, Secretary, to Colonel Stirling, Exeter, in response to his request for patronage of his book 'The Rivers of Paradise and the Children of Shem'. This is turned down on financial grounds. (Found on page 211)

Letter from Richard Clarke, Secretary, to Colin Lindsay to inform that Mr Lindsay's request for 30 copies of a paper by Dr Royle's paper on tea has been granted. (Found on page 96)

Letter from Richard Clarke, Secretary, to Captain Renezyski to thank for his letter and to ask for any information about the topic he had mentioned to be sent to the Royal Asiatic Society. Meetings of the Society will restart in November after summer break. (Found on page 108)

Letter from Richard Clarke, Secretary, to Captain Fletcher Hayes, Attaché to Resident, Lucknow, to give information regarding the Oriental Translation Fund and to inform that by January 1853 he will owe subscriptions for three years. (Found on page 171)

Letter from Richard Clarke, Secretary, to C. Hogsflash in regard to some articles from the South Pacific and Japan given by Bourne Russell of West Maitland (Australia) which he has presented to the Society. He is informed that the funds of the Society do not enable them to make any purchases. (Found on page 150)

Letter from Richard Clarke, Secretary, to Beriah Botfield to invite him to accept the position of one of auditors of Royal Asiatic Society. (Found on page 120)

Letter from Richard Clarke, Secretary, to Baron Herman Purgulate, Imperial Academy, Vienna, regarding the exchange of publications between the Royal Asiatic Society and the Imperial Academy which has been agreed. (Found on page 134)

Letter from Richard Clarke, Treasurer, to Angus Ayrton to inform him that his bankers Messrs. Dixon were approached for payment of his subscription but it was found that his account has been closed. He is therefore asked to complete an 'order' on his present banker. (Found on page 235)

Letter from Richard Clarke, Secretary, to Andrew Shortrede, Royal Asiatic Society Hong Kong, Editor of 'China Mail', regarding a 'Chinese Repository' sent by the Hong Kong branch, problems of payment, and to inform that, previously, they had been sent 'free of charge'. (Found on page 203)

Letter from Richard Clarke, Secretary, to all non-resident members to inform that the different categories of membership have been reduced from five to three: those of resident, non resident and honorary. Non residents elected before the rule change are now asked to pay one guinea per annum for the Journal and arrangements should therefore be made to reflect this. (Found on page 126)