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Two unglazed earthenware sherds with scratch decoration. Probably from the site JLX as are marked with these initials in ink. They are:

• QW/13/20-1 - A sherd of unglazed earthernware pottery decorated with square shape. Dimensions 5.8cm by 5 cm.
• QW/13/20-2 - A sherd of unglazed earthernware pottery decorated with scratch pattern. Dimensions 7.5cm by 5.5cm.

Two envelopes: one with "Letters of Richard Burton" written in ink and further identifying description written in red biro. The second envelope is addressed to C. Whitting in Sicily (crossed out) but on reverse is a list of the Burton letters.

Two Letters from E. H. M. Tod concerning a Collection of Coins left at the Royal Asiatic Society by Colonel Tod. Dated 25 and 26 March, 1861, handwritten, each 1 piece, 4 sides.

Two letters from RAS Secretary to Mr Crannis to ask for 200 notices regarding the Universities Prize Essay Competition be printed. The second letter clarifies the second title for the essay. Typed, 2 pieces, dated 10 and 11 March 1969.

Two letters from the Natural History Society of Frankfurt to Brian Houghton Hodgson to thank him for donations. Printed letters with handwritten insertions, in German, each 1 side, dated 24 July 1845 and 1 September 1858.

Two letters regarding Malay books and manuscripts bequeathed to the Royal Asiatic Society from the estate of Sir William Maxwell, Governor of the Gold Estate Colony. Dated, 1 April 1898 and 4 May 1898, handwritten, each 1 piece, 3 sides and 4 sides.

Two notes from [Edmund] Larken concerning meeting Manning. Undated, handwritten, 2 pieces, each 1 side

Two notes from H Rush to Thomas Manning concerning a letter to be translated by Manning. Undated, Handwritten each 1 piece, 1 side

Two notes to Manning from J Hare (Joseph Hare, naval officer, East India Company). Both are letters of well-wishes for Manning's future. Undated. Handwritten, each 1 piece, 1 side, 2 sides

Two Notes on the Translation of Taoist classics was published in Interpreting Culture Through Translation: A Festschrift for D.C. Lau, Edited by Roger T. Ames, ChanSin-wai and Mau-Snag Ng, Hong Kong: Chinese University Press, 1991. This material consists of a partial draft of the essay.