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Letter from Richard Clarke, Secretary, to Non-resident Members returning to England to remind that they are now required to pay the resident subscription of 3 guineas per annum. (Found on page 202)

Letter from Richard Clarke, Secretary, to non-resident members returning to England to inform that on their return to England, assuming they desire to remain a member there are two options: either pay 3 guineas annually or compound as a resident member and pay either 10 or 20 guineas. (Found on page 111)

Letter from Richard Clarke, Secretary, to P. Francis Johnston to thank for the letter announcing the death of his father, Sir Alexander Johnston who was Vice President of Society. The Society send their condolences to his widow and family. (Found on page 98)

Letter from Richard Clarke, Secretary, to P. le Neve Foster, Secretary, Society of Arts, to send 10 newspapers and 2 magazines printed in Bombay, together with a work on Hindu Architecture by a native of Madras for display at an Educational Exhibition. They should be returned to Royal Asiatic Society 'when they are done with.' (Found on page 196)

Letter from Richard Clarke, Secretary to seven printers requesting estimates, which should be broken down regarding recomposition, paper, etc. Two specimens are sent, a regular one and a further one requiring additional work. (Found on page 157)

Letter from Richard Clarke, Secretary, to Prof. F. Kitschl, University of Bonn, to agree to an exchange of Journals between the two institutions and to give details of the agents to be used. (Found on page 199)

Letter from Richard Clarke, Secretary, to Professor N.L. Westergaard to inform him that he has been elected an Honorary member of the Royal Asiatic Society for his contribution to Oriental Philology and to send the 'diploma' of this election. (Found on page 220)

Letter from Richard Clarke, Secretary, to Professor William Knighton, Hindu College, Calcutta, to inform that his request to become a non-resident member of the Society has been unanimously accepted and therefore he needs to pay a membership fee of 5 guineas. Forthcoming issues of the Journal will be forwarded and back numbers are available to purchase. (Found on page 70)

Letter from Richard Clarke, Secretary, to Professor Wrighton, Normal Institution, Calcutta, in response to his complaint that has received nothing since paying 5 guineas admission fees. The blame is attributed to both the Secretary and Treasurer. He is informed that the Journals will be sent to him via Messrs Allen of Leadenhall Street. (Found on page 109)

Letter from Richard Clarke, Secretary, to Resident members in arrears for more than 1 year. This letter is sent to 10 members asking for arrears of between 4 and 9 guineas. (Found on page 222)