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Letter from Richard Clarke, Secretary, to Rev. William Keane, Whitby, to inform that if he wishes to become a Resident member he should pay 3 guineas and, also, that the books which he has borrowed from the library should be returned. (Found on page 184)

Letter from Richard Clarke, Secretary, to Acton Ayston to ask whether his brother, T. Ayston, has returned to England as, although he was elected a resident member in 1851, he has paid nothing and consequently owes 12 guineas. (Found on page 185)

Letter from Richard Clarke, Secretary, to Resident Members in Arrears. Six members are reminded that their subscriptions for 6 or 9 guineas are overdue. (Found on page 185)

Letter from Richard Clarke, Secretary, to Non-resident members in arrears to remind that they fees are due. Sent to 12 members owing 1,2, or 3 guineas. (Found on page 186)

Letter from Richard Clarke, Secretary, to Acton Ayston in which his note is acknowledged but the fact remains that his brother's absence was not made known to Society. Further, he did not even pay for the first year after his election. (Found on page 186)

Letter from Richard Clarke, Secretary, to George Buzzard, Parochial Office, Poland Street, in which the Council are challenging payment of the Parochial Rates on grounds that in 1849 the Society was exempt under an Act of Parliament. They have consulted Legal Council and expect to receive his opinion in next few days and will be in touch before the 27th. The Council regret the delay. (Found on page 187)

Letter from Richard Clarke, Secretary, to Nominees for Council. Five members are asked to allow their names to go forward for election on 20 May and are also informed that they should be the auditors for the past year. (Found on page 188)

Letter from Richard Clarke, Secretary, to Secretary, Marylebone Free Library, to inform that the Council are willing to accede to their request for the Society's Transactions, Journals, etc. (Found on page 189)

Letter from Richard Clarke, Secretary, to James Cosmo Melvill, Secretary, East India Company, to inform that the Royal Asiatic Society has a number of copies of a work on Oriental Architecture by 'a learned native of Madras' which the Council would like the Court to accept for their library and for distribution 'at the pleasure of the Court'. (Found on page 189)

Letter from Richard Clarke, Secretary, to New Members of Council. Five Members are informed that they have been elected to Council. Attendance at meetings is required as 'often as may suit your convenience'. (Found on page 190)