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The material within this series includes a Supplemental Charter, correspondence regarding the Queen's Patronage, correspondence regarding the deaths of her parents, correspondence regarding her relinquishment of the Patronage, and material regarding Buckingham Palace Garden Parties.

Ink and pencil drawings of the elevations of the recess at the left end of the veranda of Cave No. 10, as well as an example of a pillar from Cave No. 78. Notes indicate that details were added to the drawings on the 17th of May 1862. Scale is 2 ft. to an inch.

Elements of a Functional Syntax by André Martinet from Word 10, 1960. The article is incomplete.

"Elementary Statement respecting the Christian Vernacular Education Society for India". Printed leaflet concerning the Officers and the Aims of the Society. Two copies, dated 15 June 1859.

Typed manuscript of Algernon Charles Swinburne's "Elegy for Burton" from The Fortnightly Review, No. CVVVII. New Series - July1 1892.

Electronic documents for publication lists are available. These are entitled:

• Oriental Translation Fund Publications (OTF PUBLICATION LIST)
• Series One (OTF.SER.ONE) ROYAL ASIATIC SOCIETY. PUBLICATIONS. ORIENTAL TRANSLATION FUND.
• 2ND series (OTF.SER.TWO)

Similar documents can be found at OTF/3/1/1 and OTF/3/1/2.

'"E.J.W. Gibb" Memorial, Rules Governing Proceedings of the Trustees'. Amended Rules as approved by the trustees on 21 July 1909.

"E.J.W. Gibb Memorial Series: New Series, XIV" - containing the acknowledgements for the frontispiece of a publication and a list of trustees.

Correspondence and bulletins regarding the Eighth All-India Oriental Conference to be held at Mysore in December 1935.

Documents of Marathi history dating to the eighteenth and nineteenth century presented to the Royal Asiatic Society by Sir Alexander Malet in 1828 and by General John Briggs in 1874. The papers donated by Briggs are predominantly correspondence from the Peshwa Court at the time of Nana Fadnavis and were given by Nana Fadnavis' widow to Briggs in 1825. Those from Malet were collected by his father, Sir Charles Warre Malet, during his political career in India and are predominantly handwritten accounts of Marathi history.

Each of the documents also has a description provided by Simon Digby when Honorary Librarian at the Royal Asiatic Society from 1970. The documents written in Marathi are in modi script.