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"Extract Report made from the East-India College of the General Examination of the Students, in the Month of December 1817". The Report for Hodgson and his grades scored in the different subjects. Printed paper with handwritten insertions, dated December 1817.

"Asiatic Journal for March 1820 in which there is an article, "College of Fort William, Public Disputation", which reports on the disputations in Oriental languages by members of the College. Hodgson took part as the 1st Opponent in Persian and in Bengalee. The disputation was then followed by giving of prizes and certificates for the qualifications awarded by the College. Printed journal, with some annotations, 1 item, dated March 1820.

Obituary for Brian Houghton Hodgson from the Academy, 2 June 1894. Offprint, 1 item, dated 2 June 1894.

Hodgson kept many newspaper cuttings both about his own life and about the subjects in which he was interested. Though some of these are located with other material, such as in the Autograph book (BHH/1), there are 119 loose cuttings within his Papers.

Cutting from Harkana, concerning Mr Hodgson's Normal School System. Dated 1841.

Cutting from unknown newspaper with a "Bombay Report" concerning the Government's decision on the system of Education in India. Dated November 1851.

Cutting from unknown newspaper with a partial article on a meeting of the some society with a Zoological Department. The article concerns the heights of different mountains in the Himalayan range and the results of the Trigonometrical Survey to record the all. It includes the names of Colonel Waugh and Major Thuillier. Dated 1856.

"The Indian Field" which includes an article "The New India Bill" on the folly of Lord Ellenborough's New India Bill, for which the journalist has been unable to find anyone in support of the bill. This article is annotated by Hodgson. Dated 8 May 1858.

Cutting from The Staffordshire Sentinel with the article,"Remarks on the Inhabitants of the Taral at the Foot of the Himalayas by Mr J. Barnard Davis (Read at the recent Meeting of the British Association, at Aberdeen, before Section E)". The article describes the area and its people. Hodgson's has added "Author of Crania Britannica" to the cutting. Date 1 October 1859.

Cutting from The Times with a letter from "R.H.F. Sprye" concerning commercial trade routes across the Himalayas. Hodgson has added the title "Commercial routes of trade across the Himalayas" Dated 6 August 1861.