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Letter from Richard Clarke, Treasurer, to Sir William M.G. Colebrooke and Sir George W. Anderson to remind that, though subscriptions for overseas members are one guinea, when members return to Britain they must pay 3 guineas per annum. Therefore they are sent 'blank forms' for completion which should be returned to their bankers. They are also sent a card showing the Society's meetings. (Found on page 237)

Letter from Richard Clarke, Treasurer, to Rev. Percival Frost and Rev. William Keane to inform that if they do not pay their subscription arrears by the Anniversary General Meeting on 23 May their names will be removed from list of members. (Found on page 238)

Letter from Richard Clarke, Treasurer, to Sir William M.G. Colebrooke regarding different composition rates and subscription rates for overseas and 'home' members. Colebrooke should have paid 24 guineas, but has only paid 10 guineas and therefore he now owes 14 guineas. (Found on page 239)

Letter from Edwin Norris, Secretary, to T.S. Burt to thank for his communication on Delhi Inscriptions which was read at a General Meeting of the Society. (Found on page 240)

Letter from Edwin Norris, Secretary, to J.F. Rowbotham, Manchester Exhibition, regarding objects to be loaned for the Manchester Exhibition, all that is required is a 'moral' guarantee in the form of a letter addressed to Society. (Found on page 240)

Letter from Richard Clarke, Treasurer, to Henry Capper to inquire about the non-payment of subscriptions by his brother John Capper, Orientalist, who had been in Ceylon, but had returned to London, and became a Resident member but on subsequently returning to East had left without paying 2 years of subscriptions for 1854 and 1855. Capper is asked if he has authority to pay or if his brother's name should be removed from the list of members. (Found on page 240)

Letter from Edwin Norris, Secretary, to Nominees for Council. Letter sent to five members asking them if they are willing to be nominated as members of Council. (Found on page 241)

Letter from Edwin Norris, Secretary, to Rev. Edward Hincks concerning Mr Fox Talbot's, an 'Assyrian enquirer', translation of the Tiglath Pileser cylindrical inscription, which it is requested should be sealed until Sir Henry Rawlinson has produced his translation in order that the two translations should be made independently of each other. Dr Oppert (French-German Assyriologist) has also suggested that he might attempt a similar translation. It has further been suggested by Sir Henry that Hincks might also like to prepare a translation and, if so, a lithograph of the original will be provided. Hinck's translation would also be 'under seal'. The four translations would be opened in public at the May meeting. Hincks is also asked about his investigations into the Armenian monuments which Norris had been disappointed not to receive. (Found on page 242)

Letter from Edwin Norris, Secretary, to Henry Fox Talbot to express his concern that Talbot's translation and that of Sir Henry should be 'drawn up in same way'. Norris also tells Talbot that Dr Oppert is preparing a translation and that Rev Hincks has also been asked for a version. (Found on page 243)

Letter from Richard Clarke, Treasurer, to [R.F. Thleymouth] to inform that his request to 'have his name withdrawn' from membership is turned down because he has been in arrears with his subscription since 1 January. (Found on page 244)