Letter from T.L. Wilson, Solicitor, to the Secretary, Royal Asiatic Society, to send two copies of the agreement with agreement stamps.
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Letter from T.W. Rhys Davids to James and Edwards in response to a letter received from James and Edwards. Rhys Davids provides the details of the contract and the debt owing from W.H. Allen & Co..
Davids T.W. Rhys 1843-1922Letter from T.W. Rhys Davids to Messrs. Allen to send the two copies of the agreement, with the insertions suggested by W. Allen & Co., for their signature.
Davids T.W. Rhys 1843-1922Letter from T.W. Rhys Davids to Messrs. Allen to send the draft agreement for their perusal, dated 20 June 1889.
Davids T.W. Rhys 1843-1922Letter from T.W. Rhys Davids to W.H. Allen to inform the Company that the Council of the Society has decided to withdraw their business. He also requests that the company return any copies of the Journal they still possess.
Davids T.W. Rhys 1843-1922Letter from T.W. Rhys Davids to W.H. Allen & Co. to remind them of the payment due by the Company to the Society for advertisement space in the Journal.
Davids T.W. Rhys 1843-1922Letter from W.H. Allen & Co. to Professor T.W. Rhys Davids to explain why the payment hasn't been made and to inform that the statement of accounts would be sent in the next few days.
W. H. Allen & Co.Letter from W.H. Allen & Co. to Professor T.W. Rhys Davids to make an appointment for Mr Johnstone to meet regarding the agreement between the Company and the Society.
W. H. Allen & Co.Letter from W.H. Allen & Co. to T.W. Rhys Davids to send a cheque for the payment of their account. Annotated by Rhys Davids to state that he had sent a receipt and asked for £50 more.
W. H. Allen & Co.Letter from William MacBean George Colebrooke to Alexander Johnston in which he writes that his and Henry Thomas Colebrooke have added their signatures leaving room for Johnston's. He is also sending Johnston a stock of Prospectuses. He hopes the Society will prosper and that he will find it fully established on his return to England. He writes with information concerning Dr Noehden and Lord Lansdowne. He finishes by sending Mrs Colebrook's compliments to Lady Johnston. Handwritten, 4 sides.
Colebrooke Sir William Macbean George 1787-1870 Colonial administrator