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Letter from Miss Crawford, Secretary of Royal Asiatic Society, to Professor Barr to say that it was intended to convene the Meeting on the 9 May and therefore she hoped this would fit with his plans. Typed, dated 5 April 1974.

Letter from Miss Crawford, Secretary of Royal Asiatic Society, to John Pinches, to ask for them to send an estimate for the Gold Medal and to inform regarding the inscription. Typed, dated 22 October 1968.

A letter expressing sympathy to Patricia, written on behalf of his friends and colleagues at SOAS. He remembers when Stuart was presented with the Order of the White Elephant at the Thai Embassy.

A letter expressing sympathy to Patricia. He returns a book lent to him by Stuart and recalls many memories stretching back to their time with the Japanes.

Letter from Michael W.F. Tweedie to D.J. Duncanson, President of Royal Asiatic Society, to enclose seven photographs of the 160th Anniversary Celebrations and to inform him that he has sent two to Lord Cranbrook and he will send the negatives to Kuala Lumpar. With accompanying 7 black and white photographs of the event.

Letter from Michael Salt to Miss Crawford, RAS Secretary, to thank her for her letter and to say that he would be able to attend on January 14th. Handwritten 1 side, dated 17 December 1964.

Letter from Michael Pollock, RAS Librarian, to Dorothy C. Wales to state that he was havng difficulty locating the book in the RAS collections and asks her to confirm its size, Typed, 1 side, dated 23rd March 1992.

Letter from Michael Loewe to Simon Digby to write that he had taken a Xerox of the essay which he encloses and could more of the essays be sent to him. Handwritten with printed letterhead, 1 side, dated 15 October 1973.

Letter from Michael Loewe, Faculty of Oriental Studies, University of Cambridge, to Angus Graham to send an edited version of Graham's contribution to the Bibliography of Early Chinese Literature and to give some explanation for the delay.

Letter from Michael Loewe, Faculty of Oriental Studies, University of Cambridge, to Angus Graham to thank him for his contributions towards Early Chinese Texts: A Bibliographical Guide and to ask if he will also provide the Lieh-tzu contribution. With the letters is a list of the state of contributions to the text.