Letter from A.H. Bivar, Director of Royal Asiatic Society, to J.A.C. Gibb, son of Sir Hamilton Gibb, to express the sorrow of the Society on learning of the death of his father, the current holder of the Triennial Gold Medal. Typed, dated 28 October 1971.
Royal Asiatic Society of Great Britain and Ireland 1823- London, EnglandLetter from Adrian Teng, Assistant to the Director, to Angus Graham to explain about a move of premises, arguments concerning the costs of the book and a proposal for its funding.
Letter from Adrian Teng, Assistant to the Director, to Angus Graham on editorial matters particularly the deciphering of the handwritten Chinese letters.
Letter from Adrian Teng, Assistant to the Director, to Angus Graham to enclose some specimen pages for Graham to examine.
Letter from Adrian Teng, Assistant to the Director, to Angus Graham to thank for Graham's letters and Chinese Glossary. They have not received his letter of 27 January. They have acquired the help of a part-time copywriter.
Letter from Adrian Teng, Assistant to the Director, Chinese University of Hong Kong, to Angus Graham to send copies of the contract for Graham's signature (not with the letter).
Letter from Adrian Teng, Assistant to the Director, to Angus Graham to inform that his book is now in the process of script marking for the printer and to give details of the printing process.
Letter from Adrian Teng, Assistant to the Director, to Angus Graham to thank for the contracts and to comment on the time they took to reach him. He asks for a clear guide on the basic style and arrangement of the book.
Letter from Adolphe Régnier to [Brian Houghton Hodgson], or to a third party concerning Hodgson, to respond to a question asked in a received letter. The letter mentions Mohl (Julius von Mohl), Barthelemy and Max Müller. The writer is concerned with the production of lithographies of works connected to Hodgson. Handwritten in French, 4 sides, dated 13 July 1862.
Régnier AdolpheLetter from Adam Thorpe, Lecturer in English, Polytechnic of Central London, to "Whom it may concern" to vouch for the character of Hong-Bin Lui.
Thorpe Adam b 1956