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Two letters, one to The Press Association and one to The News Editor, The Near East, to ask for a notice to be distributed and inserted in the Papers concerning the winner of the Universities Essay Prize. With the letters is a statement concerning the winner for 1935 - Even Glyndwr Jones and that of 1934, Miss Dorothy A.L. Stede. Typed material, 3 pieces, letters dated 16 November 1935.

Letters from Col. Hoysted, RAS Secretary, to The Press Association and the Editors to ask them to enclose the notice within their newspapers. With the letters are two different notifications concerning the 1936 winner, Dennis Wood, of the Universities Prize Essay. Typed, four pieces, dated 13 November 1936.

"Letters to Rev W. Manning" List of letters sent by Thomas Manning to his father, Rev William Manning, covering the period 1799-1803, Handwritten in ink, 2 pieces, 2 sides

Drafts of two letters from Hodgson to the editor of the Friend of India newspaper concerning vernacular education.

Letters to the Press Association and the Editors of Newspapers to ask for a notice to be put in the newspapers concerning the winner of the Universities Essay Prize. Two copies of the letter and the notice. Typed, 3 pieces, dated 13 December 1939.

Letters to the Press Association and Newspaper Editors, asking for them to print the attached notice. Two letters with notice concerning the date of the Presentation of the Universities Prize Essay Award. Typed, 3 pieces, dated 29 November 1938.

Letters to The Press Association and The Times Newspaper to ask for distribution and insertion into the newspapers about the winner of the Society's Universities Essay Prize. Typed, 2 letters, dated 11 November 1938.

Letters to the Press Association and The Times Newspaper, to ask them to distribute and print the following notice. The notice is with these letters and is entitled "University News: Royal Asiatic Society". The notice announces the 1938 winer. Two typed letters plus the notice, dated 16 November 1938.

Letter from Christopher C. F. Naylor enquiring whether the Society has the original of the portrait of his great-great-grandfather (Henry Thomas Colebrooke) that he inherited from the family. With copy outgoing letter from the Society replying to him, and a further letter from Naylor stating that he has been shown the bust of Colebrooke in the Society and his wish to apply for membership for himself, as well as giving details of his professional undertakings in the field of Sino-British trade, dated 5 February-9 March 1994.

Lhasa Ladies - typed draft concerning the people of Lhasa. Signed by Mackenzie. With the draft is a note from the Editor of Wide World Magazine rejecting the piece. This has been dated as September 1953.