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Letter from Sukumar Sen to Mr D.J. Duncanson, President of Royal Asiatic Society, to send his signed form for Membership of the Royal Asiatic Society. Handwritten with printed letterhead, dated 2 May 1984. Also with this is the signed form. Printed material with handwritten insertions, dated 2 May 1984.

A letter expressing her deepest sympathy to Patricia.

Letter from "Succaram Bapoo (Sakharam Bapu) to Madhoo (Madhu) Rao Bulal 31 May 1766". Letter written in Marathi with title in English in a different hand.

Letter from "Succaram Bapoo (Sakharam Bapu) to Madhoo [Madhu] Rao Bulal 28 May 1766". Letter in Marathi with title in English in a different hand.

Letter from Stuart N. Wolfenden to William Pettigrew regarding an enquiry through Dr Randle and studying of a connected subject. He writes that he is happy to offer assistance and is hoping to make a visit to Imphal soon. Typed, dated 23 October 1936.

Letter from Stuart N. Wolfenden to William Pettigrew to say that he sympathsizes with Pettigrew in the difficulty in getting material sent from India. He asks if Pettigrew would consider contributing an article to the Journal of the Royal Asiatic Society. He further writes of the origin of the archaic alphabet and his plans of visiting England and Manipur. Typed, dated 17 November 1936.

Letter from Stuart N. Wolfenden to William Pettigrew to give updates on the preparation work of the monograph after meeting with Christopher Gimson and Yumjao Singh in Imphal. He writes that Yumjao has recently lost his wife and daughter which impacted his progress, and that he suggested to both the Royal Asiatic Society might be a good place for publishing the book. Typed, dated 17 March 1937.

Letter from Stuart Kiang, Editor, University of Hawaii Press, to Angus Graham to inform Graham that Roger Ames had brought his manuscript Reason and Spontaneity. He will inform of readers' opinions in due course. He asks if Graham would be willing to be a reader for A.S.Cua's Ethical Argumentation: A Study of Hsun Tzu's Moral Epistemology.

A letter expressing their deepest sympathy to Patricia. 'We are both thinking of you at this sad time'.

Letter from Stephen Herbert Langdon to Ella Sykes, Secretary of Royal Asiatic Society, to suggest that the bill is returned to Austin and to ask for some explanation of the bill's excess.