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Letter from Albrecht Weber to Brian Houghton Hodgson in which he concurs with Hodgson distress at seeing his collection in a corner of the library in Calcutta. He writes that the material he presented to the Institut de France in memory of Eugène Burnouf will be visited by the Russian expert, Dr Anton Schiefner. He relates that Professor Schott has not received a copy of Hodgson's work on Turanian languages. Handwritten, 3 sides, dated 24 April 1860.

Letter from Albrecht Weber to Brian Houghton Hodgson in which he thanks Hodgson for his kind comments on his essay on the Nakshatra. He is grateful for the chance to study the works that Hodgson has given him. He writes about the politics at Oxford University. The second part of his essay will soon come from the press. Handwritten, 4 sides, dated 21 August 1861.

Letter from Albrecht Goetze to George Morgenstierne in which he reports from a meeting of the American Oriental Society and the Association of Asiatic Studies on the problems connected with the Congress to be held at New Delhi.

Letter from Alastair Hannay, Inquiry, to Christoph Harbsmeier to inform that the article is not suitable for Inquiry. Added to the letter is a note to Graham to apologise for the delay.

Letter from Alastair Hannay, Inquiry, to Angus Graham to state that they would be unable to publish Graham's article Value, Fact and Facing Fact.

Letter from Alan, Balliol College, to Angus Graham concerning an offprint that Graham has sent and when Graham will be leaving for Singapore.

Letter from Alan Tritton to Giles Tillotson to tender his resignation from the Committee.

Letter from Alan Tritton to Adrian Thomas to include correspondence between himself, Robert Irwin and Giles Tillotson concerning a possible recipient of the Burton Memorial Medal with the request that this information be passed on to T. Robert Blurton.

Letter from Alan Fullalove to W.E.D. Allen in which he asks for help in researching his adopted daughter's Georgian ancestry. Dated: 19 October 1971.

Letter from A.J.A. Symons to Royal Asiatic Society to ask about the circumstances of the Burton Lecture.