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Letter from Richard Clarke, Secretary, to Colin Lindsay to inform that Mr Lindsay's request for 30 copies of a paper by Dr Royle's paper on tea has been granted. (Found on page 96)

Letter from Richard Clarke, Secretary, to the Secretary of the Ethnological Society to inform that an interchange between the publications of the Ethnological Society and Royal Asiatic Society is agreed. (Found on page 97)

Letter from Richard Clarke, Secretary, to Colonel Sykes to inform him that he was unanimously elected to the Council on the retirement of Professor Duncan Forbes. (Found on page 97)

Letter from Richard Clarke, Secretary, to P. Francis Johnston to thank for the letter announcing the death of his father, Sir Alexander Johnston who was Vice President of Society. The Society send their condolences to his widow and family. (Found on page 98)

Letter from Richard Clarke, Secretary, to Mir Mahamet Ali to thank for his paper on Mohammedanism in India (a translation of a paper in Urdu) which was read at the General Meeting and to inform arrangements will be made to have this printed with necessary corrections. (Found on page 99)

Letter from Richard Clarke, Secretary, to J. Allen to thank him for sending a box of papers from the late D Richardson, a surgeon. These will be examined for their suitability to print in the Society's journal and will subsequently be returned to Allen. (Found on page 99)

Letter from Richard Clarke, Secretary, to Major General Sir Archibald Galloway, Chairman of the East India Company, to inform him as Chairman of the East India Company, he is 'ex officio' a Vice Patron of the Society and it is hoped that he will accept this position. (Found on page 100)

Letter from Richard Clarke, Secretary to James Cosmo Melvill, Secretary, East India Company, to thank for sending specimens of black and green tea from the Kurnaon site of an East India Company Plantation. (Found on page 100)

Letters from Richard Clarke, Secretary, to Nominees for Council to inform that their nomination will be considered at Anniversary General Meeting on 12 May 1849 and to ask some to be auditors. (Found on page 100)

Letter from Richard Clarke, Secretary, to Sir William Morison to ask him to take part in the audit. He will be informed of the date and time. (Found on page 101)