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Letter from Mr Peal, Collector, to John James Morris to remind that his subscription of 6 guineas, due in respect of 1847/48, should be paid. Letter is undated. (Found on page 88)

Letter from Mr Peal, Collector, to Dr Hugh Falconer, Superintendent of Calcutta Botanical Gardens, to inform that his arrears of 6 guineas are due and payment should be made through Messrs. Smith and Elder. (Found on page 89)

Letter from Mr Peal, Collector, to David Blane, Bombay, to inform that his subscription of 2 guineas has not been paid due to the failure of his agent, Messrs, Cockerell and Co. Please would he approach another agent to make the payment. Undated. (Found on page 89)

Letter from Richard Clarke, Secretary, to James Cosmo Melvill, East India Company, to inform that the annual donation from the Company is now due and payment should be made to the Society's bankers, William P Call, Bart. (Found on page 90)

Letter from Richard Clarke, Secretary, to Sir Claude M. Wade to thank for a valuable gift. The collection of utensils for jooja form a valuable addition to the Society's Museum. (Found on page 90)

Letter from Richard Clarke, Secretary, to the Earl of Ellesmere regarding the catalogue of Pali manuscripts at the British Museum that Dr Hart has created but the Society has not seen a copy of the catalogue. It would appear that Lord Ellesmere had been funding the cataloguing and the Royal Asiatic Society will be pleased to receive the catalogue and will examine it as soon as it is received. (Found on page 91)

Letter from Richard Clarke to John Wedderburn to inform him that no money is due from him for the Journals transmitted to him. (Found on page 91)

Letter from Richard Clarke, Secretary, to M. Isidore Wedde, St Etienne, to thank for his letter and a book and an engraving on silk pertaining to the arts and manufactures of China. (Found on page 92)

Letter from Richard Clarke, Secretary, to Dr Eichthal, Paris, to thank for his letter and the copy of the publications of the Société Ethnologique de Paris. In return he is sent the Society's publications for 1847 and 1848. (Found on page 92)

Letter from Richard Clarke, Secretary, to Dr Harland, Secretary, Hong Kong Branch of Royal Asiatic Society, to inform that the Society's package of the transactions of his Society are held up at Post Office because £3-10-0 is due which the Royal Asiatic Society refuses to pay. The Post Office will not relent because a 'large proportion' of this amount is due to the French Government. Clarke advises that future packets should not be sent as a letter but as a packet via Southampton. He continues that the Society has not had the pleasure of a visit from Mr Bowring (who in 1849 was appointed to as British Consul in Canton). (Found on page 93)