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'Talk on Tibet 25 mins Jan 1962', notes on Tibet for giving the talk. These may belong to more than one talk as they do not create a cohesive draft.

A list of the Takri (Pahari) alphabet, used in the Panjabi Himalaya. The item was given to Elliot by the Raja of Mandi, possibly the 15th, Balbir Sen, who was Raja between 1839 and 1851.

"A popular verse - To err is human": Tájí ké charhaiá, bhalé bágh ké phéraiá… With translation: The riders of horses who can best turn reins… Signed Rámgharíb Chaubé. Handwritten, 1 side, undated.

Correspondence concerning the publication of the paper that Graham delivered at this conference.

Copies of two emails between Derek Marsh and Adrian Thomas, Secretary, Royal Asiatic Society, concerning the possibility of starting a branch of the Royal Asiatic Society when Marsh moves to Taiwan. Dated 27-28 June 2002.

Tabulation of the Occurrences of Certain Terms in the Mo-tzu, incomplete draft by unknown author.

Plan and Arrangement of Tables for the Centenary Luncheon at Claridge's Hotel, 17 July 1923.

"Abstract statement showing the amount percentage on land cultivated for each species of crop". Handwritten table of the percentage of various crops cultivated on land in the districts of:

• Aligarh (Allyghur)
• Azamgarh (Azimghur)
• Bareilly (Barelly)
• Bulandshahr (Boolundshuhur)
• Gorakhpur (Goruakpoor)
• Meerut
• Saharanpur (Suharunpoor)

Description: Black soft cover notebook, ruled with white pages, handwritten in ink. Multiple inserts. Identified as West 41 in de Menasce handlist.
Contents: Detailed contents list of the Rivayat of Darab Hormazyar. The pages indicated are those of BU 29 (no. 29 of the Parsi MSS. in the Bombay University Library).

Inserts: De Menasce has inserted in this volume a concordance between the pagination of this MS and of some other, and the incipit and colophon of a Persian Rivayat written by an oriental hand. Also folios outlining the history of Parsis migration and settlement

One loosely tied item comprised of three large papers, written in Arabic script, probably Persian or Urdu. Table of the castes and tribes of Gorakhpur.