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Notes and drawings. These are:

• "Additional notes by David in the Register" concerning a wool kilium
• Plan of "Vertical section (unfinished) of vault on Mound 4"
• Plan labelled 67/IV/5
• Drawing on tracing paper of positioning of human remains. Mound 4
• Plan on tracing paper of [settlement]
• Drawing on tracing papers of "View of arches Mound 4 Room 3"
• Plan of "Vault on Mound IV, Vertical section. Room"

Notice from Alexis Bagration. Statement discussing the work of Terence Gray, particularly that published in la Science Historique. Dated: 13 March 1963.

Notice from Anglo-Chinese Society concerning an "At Home" with Mr and Mrs Lawrence Binyon, Curator's House, British Museum. There is a handwritten postscript to Silcock from Szeming Sze, to ask whether Silcock knows of this Society.

Notice from D.L.R. Lorimer to suggest subjects for the Essay. Typed, 1 side, dated 19 December 1938.

Notice from Dr. V.K. Dudhe, Assistant Surgeon of the Government Dispensary, Mandhata-Omkareshwar, East Nimar, certifying that Mrs W.J. Ingham had, due to a bad reaction to heat, fallen ill and will be required to be carried from Omkareshwar in an ambulance to Indore and from there by air passage to Bombay for further treatment.

Notice from S.R. Sutherland, Department of History and Religion, King's College, London, to inform of the division of responsibility for marking of examination papers in B.A. Religious Studies Examinations 1984. With the notice is a compliment slip from Professor Stewart R. Sutherland.

"Notice historique sur la vie et les ouvrages de M. Colebrooke par M. C.A. Walckenaer, Paris, 1848". Printed work relating to the life of Henry Thomas Colebrooke, written due to Colebrooke's associate membership of l'Academie des inscriptions et belles-lettres on 30 December 1831. Printed in French, 30 pages, 1848.

Notice of a meeting of the Anglo-Mongolian Society to be held on 3 March 1976.

Notice of Annual Exhibition at University College, London, by British School of Archaeology in Egypt. The exhibition, "Antiquities from Qau, Upper Egypt", will run from 2-28 July 1923, with the Secretary, Hilda Flinders Petrie, in attendance daily from 11-1.

Notice from S.K. Saraswati, General Secretary, The Asiatic Society, to inform that by Order of the Council, at its meeting on 21 July 1958 it was decided to combine the two series of the journal into one to be named the Journal of the Asiatic Society.