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Letter from Richard Clarke, Secretary, to Dr Nathaniel Wallich to thank for a paper by Mr Kelaerts on the Sanatorium at Rambodda in Ceylon. (Found on page 95)

Letter from Richard Clarke, Secretary, to Dr Paul Bachticher, Berlin, to inform him that Major Rawlinson is expected back in England in 'a very short time' and that anything addressed to him should be sent to 'this house'. The Society will also forward packets addressed to members in London and overseas. A list of members is enclosed. (Found on page 110)

Letter from Richard Clarke, Secretary, to E.J. Ravenshaw, Oriental Club, to thanks for his paper on the Sri Janka and Khut Kon Chukra (and two Crystal specimens) which was read at the General Meeting on Saturday last. (Found on page 105)

Letter from Richard Clarke, Secretary, to Fox Maude, MP, President of the Board of Control, to remind, that because of his position, he is automatically a Vice-Patron of the Society. It is hoped that he will accept the office. (Found on page 159)

Letter from Richard Clarke, Secretary, to Frederick Corbyn, Bengal Medical Service, to thank for his paper on 'The present state of Peshawer' which was read at the General Meeting on Saturday last. (Found on page 105)

Letter from Richard Clarke, Secretary, to G Grove, Secretary, Society of Arts, to express support for the Society of Arts intended exhibition on 'The arts and manufactures of India'. (Found on page 163)

Letter from Richard Clarke, Secretary, to G. Hague, Acomb, York, to thank for a Chinese mother of pearl object and a paper which was read to the Society. The specimen is now returned. Any further papers on the subject will be gratefully received. (Found on page 179)

Letter from Richard Clarke, Secretary, to George B. Greenough in which he is asked to fill the vacancy on the Council of the Society caused by the death of Rear Admiral Sir Charles Malcolm. (Found on page 149)

Letter from Richard Clarke, Secretary, to George Buzzard, Parochial Office, Poland Street, in which the Council are challenging payment of the Parochial Rates on grounds that in 1849 the Society was exempt under an Act of Parliament. They have consulted Legal Council and expect to receive his opinion in next few days and will be in touch before the 27th. The Council regret the delay. (Found on page 187)

Letter from Richard Clarke, Secretary, to George Parbury to ask for 3 guineas, being his annual subscription as a Resident Member. (Found on page 209)