Letter from James Alexander to T.H. Maddock, Agent to the Governor General, to send the receipt for £21, being the subscription for a non-resident member. (Found on page 43)
Alexander James 1769-1848Letter from James Alexander, Treasurer, to the Court of Directors, East India Company, to inform them to withhold payment of any money to Mr Huttmann as he is no longer employed by Royal Asiatic Society. (Found on page 46)
Alexander James 1769-1848Letter from James Alexander to the Honourable Mountstuart Elphinstone, Bombay, to acknowledge payment of ten guineas received.
Letter from James Alexander, Treasurer, to Very Rev. Dr Hugh Pearson (Dean of Salisbury) to inform as a resident Member, he is in arrears for 1824, '25 and '26 therefore 24 guineas is requested. (Found on page 27)
Alexander James 1769-1848Letter from James Alexander, Treasurer to William Bridgman acknowledging receipt of a permanent cheque for 2 guineas. (Found on page 33)
Alexander James 1769-1848Letter from James Alexander, Treasurer, to William Huttmann, Secretary, to inform, on Tuesday 11 March, there will be a meeting with the auditors to audit the accounts of the Society for year 1826/27, which will take place at 14 Grafton Street. (Found on page 38)
Alexander James 1769-1848Letter from James Alexander, Treasurer, to William Huttmann,Secretary, giving names of agents in Calcutta, Madras, Bombay and Port Louis used by Royal Asiatic Society. (Found on page 40)
Alexander James 1769-1848Letter from James Alexander, Treasurer, to William Huttmann, Secretary, to send a list of members in arrears for submission to the Council so that necessary steps can be adopted. (Found on page 39)
Alexander James 1769-1848Letter from James Alexander, Treasurer, to William Huttmann, Secretary, to confirm that consols to value of £457 have been sold to yield £400. (Found on page 41)
Alexander James 1769-1848Letter from James Alexander, Treasurer, to William Huttmann to inform that Mr Alexander will subscribe towards the bust of Dr Noehden. (Found on page 27)