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Letter from Richard Clarke, Secretary, to Fox Maude, MP, President of the Board of Control, to remind, that because of his position, he is automatically a Vice-Patron of the Society. It is hoped that he will accept the office. (Found on page 159)

Letter from Richard Clarke, Secretary, to John C Herries, MP, President of the Board of Control, to remind, that because of his position, he is automatically a Vice-Patron of the Society. It is hoped that he will accept the office. (Fox Maude resigned in Feb 1852.) (Found on page 159)

Letter from Richard Clarke, Secretary, to the Secretary, Institute of Actuaries, to reply to his suggestion of an exchange of periodicals but to inform that there would be 'no advantage'. (Found on page 160)

Letter from Richard Clarke, Secretary, to Nominees for Council. Four Candidates are asked to allow their names to go forward for election on 15 May next. (Found on page 160)

Ltter from Richard Clarke, Secretary, to Marquis Baldelli, Florence, Letter in Italian concerning Professor Rosellini, the Society's address, 5 New Burlington Street, and a possible visit. (Found on page 161)

Letter from Richard Clarke, Secretary, to the Ministré de l'Instruction Publique (France),concerning the French government's generosity and mentioning Col. Rawlinson and M. Botta (who was responsible for bringing Assyrian (Babylonian) relics to Paris.
(Found on page 161)

Letter from Richard Clarke, Secretary, to G Grove, Secretary, Society of Arts, to express support for the Society of Arts intended exhibition on 'The arts and manufactures of India'. (Found on page 163)

Letter from Richard Clarke, Secretary, to Isidore Hedde to thank for a copy of his treatise 'Cultivation of silk in Algeria' and to respond to his desire to become a corresponding member of Royal Asiatic Society. The revised Regulations, published in 1850, preclude this but he can become a non-resident member on payment of one guinea. (Found on page 164)

Letter from Richard Clarke, Secretary, to the Secretaries of the Treasury. The first £500 of a total grant of £1000 made to defray expenses of the publication of Colonel Rawlinson's work on Cuneiform Inscriptions has already been paid (9 August 1851) and as the total paid out now exceeds £661 (with more to come) the final instalment of £500 is requested. (Found on page 165)

Letter from Richard Clarke, Secretary, to Lord Ashburton to inform that at the Anniversary General Meeting held on Saturday last he had unanimously been elected as President of the Society. (Found on page 166)