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Letter from [James Alexander, Treasurer] to James Malony to remind that, as a resident member he owes fourteen guineas, having paid only ten guineas. (Found on page 18)

Letter from James Alexander, Treasurer, to James Doll to inform his banker refused to pay a 'permanent order' for two guineas. Therefore a further 4 guineas is requested from him in respect of membership fees for 1824 and 1825. (Found on page 19)

Letter from James Alexander, Treasurer, to Henry Thomas Colebrooke, Director, to inform him of the prospective sale of £400 worth of 3% consols on the instructions of the Acting Secretary. Colebrooke's 'signature and power' is requested and the form to be returned to the Treasurer. (Found on page 41)

Letter from James Alexander, Treasurer, to Graves C. Haughton, Secretary, to acknowledge receipt of a resolution of the Society regarding Mr Huttmann's resignation and also stating that Mr Huttmann was not authorised to collect subscriptions and that Mr Walker, the Collector, has a list of 'permanent cheques' of members who have paid in this way. (Found of page 47)

Letter from James Alexander, Treasurer, to Graves C. Haughton, Secretary, to inform that Mr Hodgson's subscription of 20 guineas as a non-resident member has arrived through Messrs. Alexander of Calcutta. (Found on page 48)

Letter from James Alexander, Treasurer, to Graves C. Haughton, Secretary, to inform that the appointed time to meet the auditors is 1 June at 3.30 pm at 14 Grafton Street. (Found on page 48)

Letter from James Alexander, Treasurer, to Graves C. Haughton, Secretary, to advise that £52 had been received from Messrs. Parbury & Allen (publishers and sellers of books about India). (Found on page 47)

Letter from James Alexander, Treasurer, to Graves C. Haughton, Secretary, to inform that Brian Houghton Hodgson, has paid his subscription but funds are awaited from Calcutta so that bill can be honoured. (Found on page 47)

Letter from James Alexander, Treasurer, to [G.H. Noehden, Secretary], to send a list of new members and their proposers and their membership payments of 10 or 20 guineas as non-resident members. Above this letter is one cancelled out concerning payments, dated 13 June 1824. Below is a letter from James Alexander to new members concerning their election, also dated 18 June 1824. (Found on Pages 5-7)

Letter from James Alexander, Treasurer, to G.H. Noehden, Secretary, to send a 'statement of receipts of disbursements' relating to the 'present period'. (Found on Page 2)