Letter from Richard Clarke, Secretary, to Members retiring from Council to thank for their services over last 2 years. (Found on page 167)
Sans titreLetter from Richard Clarke, Secretary, to a further two Members retiring from Council to thank for their services over the time that they have served on Council. (Found on page 167)
Sans titreLetter from Richard Clarke, Secretary, to the Librarian, British and Foreign Bible Society, to forward a list of publications already received by Society from the Bible Society with a request that any new translations be forwarded to the Society. (Found on page 168)
Sans titreLetter from Richard Clarke, Secretary, to Mr Rafn, Secretary, Northern Antiquaries, Copenhagen, to thank for the documents sent to the Society relating to the Icelandic sagas and their relationship to early history of this country which are of great interest and copies of which will be sent to the addresses which have been supplied by him. (Found on page 168)
Sans titreLetter from William Peal to Dr Loewe to decline his request to be allowed to borrow a Turkish dictionary as the bye-laws of the Society prohibit works of reference from leaving the library. (Found on page 169)
Sans titreLetter from Richard Clarke, Secretary, to the Secretary, Devonport Mechanics Institute, to respond to his request for the Proceedings of the Royal Asiatic Society to be provided free. This request is declined because of lack of funds but that they can be made available at a discount of 50%. (Found on page 169)
Sans titreLetter 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)
Sans titreLetter 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)
Sans titreLetter from Richard Clarke, Secretary, to Captain Fletcher Hayes, Attaché to Resident, Lucknow, to give information regarding the Oriental Translation Fund and to inform that by January 1853 he will owe subscriptions for three years. (Found on page 171)
Sans titreLetter from Richard Clarke, Secretary, to James Cosmo Melvill, Secretary, East India Company to request the annual donation from the East India Company and that it be paid to the Society's bankers, Sir William Call. (Found on page 171)
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