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Letter from Richard Clarke, Secretary, to the Secretary, Geological Society, to request information on a piece of petrified wood found in Burma by an officer of the East India Company, Madras Artillery. (Found on page 65)

Letter from Richard Clarke, Secretary, to H G Bohn, Book publishers, 5 York Street, Covent Garden, to refuse, on behalf of the Council, his request to purchase Ram Raz's Hindu Architecture . (Found on page 66)

Letter from Richard Clarke, Secretary, to Monsieur M.E. Carnouly to thank for a pamphlet and to inform that his application to be a 'corresponding member' will be considered by Council. (Found on page 67)

Letter from Mr Peal, Collector, to H.L Rawlinson, Chipping Norton, concerning Major Rawlinson of Baghdad wishing to change his status from honorary corresponding member to contributing non-resident member. Mr Rawlinson will pay Major Rawlinson's annual fee of 5 guineas. (Found on page 67)

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 Secretary, Royal Asiatic Society China Branch, Hong Kong, to apologise for delay in writing but the Secretary of the Royal Asiatic Society has left and they are awaiting the appointment of a new Secretary. The letter also discusses copies of the Society's Journal. (Found on page 70)

Letter from Mr Peal, Collector, to William Rothery and Thomas Phillips to set out details for renewing the payment of their subscriptions following a change of bankers. (Found on page 78)

Letter from Richard Clarke, Secretary, to G.K. Typaldos, Royal Library, Athens, to inform him that the items he requests have already been sent to the Royal Library via the Greek Consulate at the end of December 1847. Typaldos had requested a copy of H.H. Wilson's Sanskrit dictionary but unfortunately there were no spare copies so the Royal Asiatic Society cannot help. (Found on page 81)

Letter from Mr Peal, Collector, to Dr G. Briant, Bombay, to inform that his non-resident subscription in respect of 1846/47/48, amounting to 6 guineas has not been paid and this should now be remitted to London. (Found on page 81)

Letter from Mr Peal, Collector, to Captain R.P. Fulcher, Brighton, to remind Fulcher that when he came into the Royal Asiatic Society 'House' in December last, he owed 9 guineas, but was undecided whether to remain a member. He has not been heard from since. If he wishes to remain a member please could he pay the remittance of 12 guineas. (Found on page 82)