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Letter from RAS Secretary to Peter Khoroche, fearing her first letter had gone astray, to write again about him being joint winner of the Prize Essay and to invite him to attend the presentation. Typed, 1 side, dated 17 January 1968.

Letter from RAS Secretary to Professor Ballhatchet to enclose the second essay and Dr Gershevitch's comments. Typed, 1 side, dated 14 November 1967.

Letter from RAS Secretary to Professor Ballhatchet to ask if he would referee the essay on "Indian Nationalism before Gandhi". Typed, 1 side, dated 26 October 1967.

Letter from RAS Secretary to Professor E.H.S. Simmonds to inform him, as a member of the Prize Essay Selection Committee, that the essays were in the hands of Dr Bivar. Typed, 1 side, dated 19 October, 1971.

Letter from Diana Crawford, RAS Secretary, to Professor Henderson, passing on Gimson's message that Maharaj Kumar Priya Brata Singh might be a useful contact to make in regards to the study of ancient Manipur script and language, with further handwritten notes, presumably by Crawford, on the contact information of Priya Brata Singh and a Dr T. M. Singh, Manipuri in the UK.

Letter from RAS Secretary to Professor Simon to ask whether his report on the essay by "Cogito, ergo sum" wouldd be ready for the Council Meeting on December 10th. Typed, 1 side, dated 19 November 1964.

Letter from RAS Secretary to Professor Simon to thank him for returning the essay and his report. Typed, 1 side, dated 30 November 1964.

Letter from RAS Secretary to Sir Harold Bailey to send a notice about the Essay Prize Competition and sends apologies for the poor quality of the Editorial Minutes, typed, 1 side, dated 26 January 1967.

Letter from RAS Secretary to The Press Association to ask them to distribute the enclosed notice concerning the Prize Essay Competition. Typed, 1 side, dated 10 March 1967.

Letter from RAS to N.S. Adams to inform him that his is the prizewinning essay and that the Council wish to present the prize on 9 June. Handwritten, 1 side, dated 5 May 1949.