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Letter from Richard Clarke, Secretary, to Henry Cope, Secretary, Archaeological Society of Delhi, to inform him that the Council has agreed to send copies of the Society's Journal to the Archaeological Society of Delhi. They further accept the writer's offer to send them 'such local investigations' as may be of interest the Society. (Found on page 75)

Letter from Richard Clarke, Secretary, to Henry Cope, Secretary, Agricultural and Horticultural Society, Punjab, to inform him that he will receive the Proceedings of the Society and that his letter has been 'copied' to the Agricultural and Botanical Societies and to the Oriental Translation Committee. Also certain parts of the Proceedings of the Agricultural and Horticultural Society have been received but not the pamphlet on silk. (Found on page 172)

Letter from Richard Clarke, Secretary, to Henry St. George Tucker, Chairman of the East India Company, to inform that as Chairman of East India Company, he is designated, ex-officio, a Vice-Patron of the Society and therefore to request he accept the office. (Found on page 68)

Letter from Richard Clarke, Secretary, to Hermut Schrätter, Secretary, Royal Academy of Sciences, Vienna, to thank for the publications of Royal Academy of Sciences, Vienna, and to inform that the Council will send publications of the Royal Asiatic Society in exchange. (Found on page 149)

Letter from Richard Clarke, Secretary, to H.M. Clarke, Devizes, to acknowledge receipt of a number of Chinese books intended for the Royal Asiatic Society Library. However a number of them are incomplete and a list of these is enclosed. Richard Clarke asks whether H.M. Clarke can help with this problem before the donation of the books is notified to Council. (Found on page 106)

Letter from Richard Clarke to HM the 2nd King of Siam to express regret that his Diploma regarding Honorary membership has gone missing. A second will be sent in a package that includes papers from HM Queen. Any information regarding the history, antiquities, etc. of Siam he can provide would be appreciated by the Society. (Found on page 233)

Letter from Richard Clarke to HM the 2nd King of Siam to inform that the Society 'laments loss of diploma' but a second will be sent. Clarke asks for information regarding Siam and also thanks for the publication, 'Companion lessons for reading the English language', prepared by a nephew of the King. He also hopes that this will lead to an exchange of literatures of England and Siam. (Found on page 233)

Letter from Richard Clarke, Secretary, to Isidore Hedde to thank for a copy of his treatise 'Cultivation of silk in Algeria' and to respond to his desire to become a corresponding member of Royal Asiatic Society. The revised Regulations, published in 1850, preclude this but he can become a non-resident member on payment of one guinea. (Found on page 164)

Letter from Richard Clarke, Secretary, to J. Allen to thank him for sending a box of papers from the late D Richardson, a surgeon. These will be examined for their suitability to print in the Society's journal and will subsequently be returned to Allen. (Found on page 99)

Letter from Richard Clarke, Secretary, to J. Landseer to ask that he read his paper on 'The Syrian Monuments' at the next General Meeting of Society if this is possible. (Found on page 96)