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Letter from Mr Peal, Collector, to R.H. Holland, Manchester. Mr Peal has been asked by the Treasurer to remind Holland that he is in arrears in respect of fees for 1848 and 1849. Unless the account is settled his non-payment will be made public at the next General Meeting. (Found on page 101)

Letter from Mr Peal, Collector, to John Kenyon, Trustee of Mr J. Curtees to inform Kenyon that though Mr Curtees has died he is owing 3 guineas to Royal Asiatic Society. This sum was due on 1 January and is now requested. (Found on page 109)

Letter from Mr Peal, Collector, to John James Morris to remind that his subscription of 6 guineas, due in respect of 1847/48, should be paid. Letter is undated. (Found on page 88)

Letter from Mr Peal, Collector, to H.L Rawlinson, Chipping Norton, concerning Major Rawlinson of Baghdad wishing to change his status from honorary corresponding member to contributing non-resident member. Mr Rawlinson will pay Major Rawlinson's annual fee of 5 guineas. (Found on page 67)

Letter from Mr Peal, Collector, to Dr Hugh Falconer, Superintendent of Calcutta Botanical Gardens, to inform that his arrears of 6 guineas are due and payment should be made through Messrs. Smith and Elder. (Found on page 89)

Letter from Mr Peal, Collector, to Dr G. Briant, Bombay, to inform that his non-resident subscription in respect of 1846/47/48, amounting to 6 guineas has not been paid and this should now be remitted to London. (Found on page 81)

Letter from Mr Peal, Collector, to David Blane, Bombay, to inform that his subscription of 2 guineas has not been paid due to the failure of his agent, Messrs, Cockerell and Co. Please would he approach another agent to make the payment. Undated. (Found on page 89)

Letter from Mr Peal, Collector, to Captain R.P. Fulcher, Brighton, to remind Fulcher that when he came into the Royal Asiatic Society 'House' in December last, he owed 9 guineas, but was undecided whether to remain a member. He has not been heard from since. If he wishes to remain a member please could he pay the remittance of 12 guineas. (Found on page 82)

Letter from Mr Oldham to Colonel Hoysted, Secretary of the Royal Asiatic Society, to state that he will be unable to be in London on 4 December and to send his regret to Sir Edward (Maclagan). He continues about the Cunningham papers suggesting the Hoysted contacts Dr Arberry for his opinion as he believes a description of the Haram has already been published.

Letter from Mr Nithyanandhan to Barbara Ingham enquiring after her husband and thanking her for a book she sent which Mrs Nithyanandhan is using to stitch garments.