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Letter from Stephen Herbert Langdon to Ella Sykes, Secretary of Royal Asiatic Society, to say that he has corrected the proofs for the Centenary Volume and that Dr Cowley will act as editor of the Semitic section in his absence. He gives details of various papers to be included in the volume.

Letter from Stephen Austin and Sons, Ltd., Oriental, General and Artistic Printers, to The Secretary, Royal Asiatic Society, to inform that they can now proceed with the make-up of the Centenary Supplement after having received definite instructions from Professor Margoliouth.

Letter from Stephen Austin and Sons, Ltd., Oriental, General and Artistic Printers, to Professor D.S. Margoliouth to ask for a list of the order of the articles to be included, so they can number the plates correctly. They note 1500 copies are required and ask to be advised of the binding.

Letter from Stephen Austin and Sons, Ltd., Oriental, General and Artistic Printers, to G.H. Walsh to give a revised estimate for the Record Volume.

Letter from Stephen Austin and Sons, Ltd., Oriental, General and Artistic Printers, to The Secretary, Royal Asiatic Society (Ella Sykes), to give an estimate of £8.0.0 per sheet of 16 pages, for the production of 1250 copies of a record volume for the Society. Mr Harrison from the Printers will call to receive their instructions.

Letter from Stephen Austin and Sons, Ltd., Oriental, General and Artistic Printers, to The Secretary, Royal Asiatic Society, to note that the estimate has been acceptable and that they will include the two pages of Oriental type at no further cost.

Letter from Stephen Austin and Sons, Ltd., Oriental, General and Artistic Printers, to The Secretary, Royal Asiatic Society, to inform that they cannot give another estimate for the Centenary Supplement until they know the extent of the work.

A letter to write concerning his friendship with Stuart both as an intellectual friend and as part of the Hertfordshire Yeomanry. He writes with a draft for a memorial service for Patricia to look at.

A letter expressing sympathy to Patricia.

Letter from Stanislas Julien to Thomas Manning. He mentions M Mitchell, Sir George Tuthill, that he is pleased the M. Hankey did not sell the library of Morrison for an enormous sum. He thanks Manning for his favours and asks for more help in trying to find Chinese texts. Postmarked 4 October 1834. Handwritten in French and Chinese, 1 piece, 3 sides