Letter from James Alexander to Messrs. Binney concerning receipt of a bill from Messrs. Arbuthnot being subscription of a member resident in India and to enclose letter to the member. (Found on page 38)
Sin títuloLetter from James Alexander, Treasurer, to Lieut. E. Lake, c/o Messrs Binney, Madras, acknowledging receipt of 10 guineas. (Found on page 39)
Sin títuloLetter from James Alexander, Treasurer, to William Huttmann, Secretary, to send a list of members in arrears for submission to the Council so that necessary steps can be adopted. (Found on page 39)
Sin títuloLetter from James Alexander, Treasurer, to Messrs Binney to thank for a bill for 10 guineas being Col. Macdonald's composition membership fee. (Found on page 40)
Sin títuloLetter from James Alexander, Treasurer to Colonel MacDonald, c/o Messrs Binney, Madras, acknowledging receipt of 10 guineas. (Found on page 40)
Letter from James Alexander, Treasurer, to William Huttmann,Secretary, giving names of agents in Calcutta, Madras, Bombay and Port Louis used by Royal Asiatic Society. (Found on page 40)
Sin títuloLetter from James Alexander, Treasurer, to Henry Thomas Colebrooke, Director, to inform him of the prospective sale of £400 worth of 3% consols on the instructions of the Acting Secretary. Colebrooke's 'signature and power' is requested and the form to be returned to the Treasurer. (Found on page 41)
Sin títuloLetter from James Alexander, Treasurer, to William Huttmann, Secretary, to confirm that consols to value of £457 have been sold to yield £400. (Found on page 41)
Sin títuloLetter from James Alexander to Mr William Erskine, c/o Messrs Bazett confirming that he is a non-resident member and therefore 10 guineas are owed. (Found on page 41)
Sin títuloLetter from James Alexander, Treasurer, to William Huttmann, Secretary, to send the quarterly income and expenditure statement to 30 June 1829 enclosed, showing a positive balance of £81. (Found on page 42).
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