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Letter from Richard Clarke, Secretary, to Lestock R. Reid to offer, on behalf of the Council, that he becomes a Member of the Council after the retirement of Mr Ball to be effective immediately, but with election in May 1850 for the usual period. (Found on page 114)

Letter from Richard Clarke, Secretary, to Lady Compton to send a copy of last year's report of the Royal Asiatic Society which contains a tribute to Sir Herbert Compton (late Chief Justice of Bombay who died in early 1846). (Found on page 62)

Letter from Richard Clarke, Secretary, to L'Abbé van Drival, Boulogne sur Mère, to inform him that the Rules of Society do not permit election of Corresponding Members but he is free to put himself forward for election as a non-resident member. (Found on page 152)

Letter from Richard Clarke, Secretary, to J.W. Pycroft to ask for an explanation as to why, after being recommended for membership by William Salt, he has subsequently indicated that he does not wish to be a member. His name will not be entered on the list of members. (Found on page 197)

Letter from Richard Clarke, Secretary, to J.W. Pycroft to thank for his advice to the Society as to which London Public libraries should receive the Society's publications, and to inform him that the Society shall favour those institutions for which the Society 'have claims to a gratuitous supply of their works'. (Found on page 210)

Letter from Richard Clarke, Secretary, to Joseph Meyer, Liverpool, and J.E. Marks, Birmingham, to inform them that a notification of election was sent out on 7 February but these would appear not to have been delivered. (Found on page 192)

Letter from Richard Clarke, Secretary, to Joseph Hume, MP, to inform him that he has been a member of the Royal Asiatic Society since 3 January 1824. (Found on page 170)

Letter from Richard Clarke, Secretary, to Joseph Henry, Secretary, Smithsonian Institution, to thank for his letter and three packets of books which will make a valuable addition to the Library. An official acknowledgement will follow. (Found on page 170)

Letter from Richard Clarke, Secretary, to Joseph Calverly, Collector of Metropolitan Services, in response to his request for payment of £6.18.0 but to inform, that under a Victorian Act of Parliament, the Society is exempt from 'all parochial rates'. (Found on page 145)

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)