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Letter from Richard Clarke, Secretary, to Marquis Baldelli, Superintendent of the Household of the Grand Duke of Tuscany, Letter in Italian in which mention is made of Professor Rosellini who was an Italian Egyptologist who led an expedition to Egypt partly financed by Grand Duke of Tuscany. (Found on page 141)

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 James Cosmo Melvill, Secretary, East India Company to acknowledge receipt, with thanks, of specimens of raw material from India. (Found on page 152)

Letter from Richard Clarke, Secretary, to Richard Haughton, Croydon, to settle a disagreement over his 'composition' fees. He may pay 15 guineas rather than 20 guineas. (Found on page 153)

Letter from Richard Clarke, Secretary, to Dr Falconer, Medical College, Calcutta, to inform that he owes the Society 11 guineas representing 5 years non-resident subscriptions. (Found on page 154)

Letter from Richard Clarke, Secretary, to Non-resident members in arrears for one year (four people) to remind that fee of 1 guinea is due. They are also informed that members may 'compound' and pay 10 guineas. (Found on page 154)

Letter from Richard Clarke, Secretary, to non-resident members in arrears for more than one year (two people) to remind that fees of 3 guineas are now due. Members may also 'compound' and pay 10 guineas. (Found on page 155)

Letter from Richard Clarke, Secretary, to Resident members whose subscriptions are in abeyance. Nineteen Members are reminded that fees are now due. Once they have paid the Journal will be forwarded to them. (Found on page 156)

Letter from Richard Clarke, Secretary to seven printers requesting estimates, which should be broken down regarding recomposition, paper, etc. Two specimens are sent, a regular one and a further one requiring additional work. (Found on page 157)

Letter from Richard Clarke to members communicating papers. Short specimen letter to inform the recipient that their paper was read at the General Meeting and to thank for their interesting communication. (Found on page 157)