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Notebooks:
Miscellaneous reports: orders of service
Society reports/Aborigines/Education #1
Van Diemen's Land education #1
Van Diemen's Land education #2
Tasmania
Wesleyan Methodists
Material in Mitchell Library/Methodist Church Papers
Pamphlets
VDL Archives
VDL Tracts
VDL Newspapers
Education #2/Emigration#2/Transportation/Roman Catholicism #2
Census and emigration
Wakefield - Ireland/Stoughton - Religion/Backhouse - Narrative
Catholic Church
SAGEA and SPCK/Religious Tract Society
Votes and proceedings, NSW Legislative Council 1844, 1848-9
Votes and proceedings, NSW Legislative Council 1841-2, 1836-9
Great Britain Parliamentary Papers
Miscellaneous
Religious writings inc. Mr W. Burton
Church statistics
HRA 1838-40
HRA 1836-7
Sydney Herald 1844, 1848-9 and other Sydney papers
Sydney Herald 1836
W.G. Broughton

Photocopied documents:
Religion - statistics and reports
Misc. journals, letters, pamphlets
Methodist Church papers
Education - Van Diemen's Land
Maps
Church Acts - NSW and VDL
Government - estimates and statistics
Correspondence relating to St Joseph's Catholic Church, Hobart 1844-50
Census figures
Photographs of clergy including Lang, Broughton, Ullathorne

Addresses a letter in the Chronicle regarding potential memorials to Bishop Broughton - funding St Andrew's Cathedral, and the endowment of a scholarship for an Australian boy to attend St Augustine's College, Canterbury.

1. Appeal on behalf of the Diocese of Sydney – F. Barker – 1862
2. Printed circular relating to Roman Catholic Church – W.G. Broughton – 25th March 1843
3. Printed circular relating to Rev W.H. Walsh and secession to the Roman Catholic Church – W.G. Broughton – 1848
4. Printed circular relating to the SPG and SPCK – W.G. Broughton – 17th March 1851
5. Printed circular relating to the completion of St Andrew’s Cathedral – Thomas O’Reilly
6. Cathedral Deanery Building Fund pamphlet – 1871
7. Printed notice of upcoming visitation of W.G. Broughton on 9th June 1841 – printed 6th May 1841 – signed by William Cowper
8. Manuscript circular relating to an approved form of prayer – W.G. Broughton - 15th July 1836
9. Printed proclamation for the encouragement of piety and virtue and for the preventing and punishing of vice, profaneness and immorality – Victoria R – 21st June 1837
10. Printed memorandum on Rural Deans
11. Proposed plan for completing St Andrew’s Cathedral 1856

1. Letters dated 27.2.1835, 21.4.1835 to WMC at Dartmouth from W.G. Broughton giving advice about possible moves back to Australia to a position with the Australian Agricultural Company.
2. Hand written Ecclesiastical Returns for 1841.
3. Circular letter posted to WMC at Stroud dated 2.9.1846 concerning private burial places. Written circular from W.G Australia with instructions to deliver a sermon promoting the work of the SPCK.
4. Letters to WMC from the Bishop of Newcastle : 1856 offering a position at Morpeth; 1852 outlining plans for diocesan visitation; 1853 relating to establishment of a theological college.
5. Written instrument dated 3 11.1840 granting permission for WMC to remove the remains of Elizabeth Jane Cowper to another place of burial.
6. Correspondence from Bishop Frederic Barker (recuperating at St. Remo, Italy but ultimately dying there) dated 26.1.1882, 4.2.1882, 3.3.1882.
7. Correspondence from Alexander Gordon giving WMC names of possible successors to Bishop Barry and subsequent advice, dated 20.2.1889, 7.3.1889, 25.7.1889, 10.10.1889, 14.12.1889, 30.7.1890.
8. Correspondence from Canon Saumarez-Smith relating to his actions over the controversy of his election dated 30.1.1890, 6.2.1890, 12,6,1890.
9. Letter dated 19.9.1889 from Cyril Blacket concerning the state of the chapel at Moore College.
10. Printed circular from WMC dated November 1900 concerning election of clerical canons.
11. Letter from Assistant Bishop, Newcastle dated 27.12.1901.
12. Letter from Bishop Selinger, Norfolk Island dated 13.7.1888
13. Letters from Bishop Patterson dated 15.12 1868, 19.12.1870 concerning the Melanesian Misson.
14. Letter from R.H. Codington dated 6.12.71 following death of Bishop Patterson.
15. Letter from Bishop Sargent, South India dated 12.10.1882.
16. Letter from WMC dated 9.6.1900 to supporters urging giving to reduce Cathedral debt.
17. Printed letter from WMC dated Ash Wednesday 1900 to St. Andrews congregation urging increased giving.
18. Letters to Miss (Katie) French (WMC's step-daughter) expressing sympathy at WMC death-CMS Great Britain, CMS NSW, Archbishop of Sydney, Bishop of Adelaide, Bishop of Ballarat, Bishop of The Riverina, Revs. William Hough, William Martin, W R Mossop.
19. • not present.
20. Correspondence from J.T. Ford (WMC’s son-in-law) to Bishop A.W. Pain as executors of WMC’s estate. Dated between 1901-1906.
21. Correspondence from Katie French to Bishop Pain and J.T. Ford concerning arrangements for sorting WMC’s effects Dated July 1902.
22. Will of WMC dated 21.9.1884 with instructing memoranda dated 23.6.1896, 15.9.1889. 18.10,1898, 22.8.1901.
23. An illuminated address signed by 59 clergy expressing appreciation of WMC’s role as Administrator during the time between Bishops Barry and Saumarez-Smith. Undated but probably September 1890.
24. Letter to Katie French from the Diocesan Registrar, East Maitland (Diocese of Newcastle) relating to the date of Bishop Tyrell's installation, 11 Aug 1902.
25. Printed memorandum from the Archbishop of Sydney to accompany a pastoral letter concerning the Church Thanksgiving Fund, William Saumarez Smith, 1901.
26. Photograph of painting of W.M. Cowper.

Papers relating to churches associated with Bishop Frederic Barker (for centenary 1955)
Transcription of Mrs Jane Barker’s diary 1855-1876
Notes on the history of the family of Barker of Edensor in the county of Derby, and of their descendants and related families by Capt. Roland Auriol Barker
Notes relating to the Barker family, Barker & the evangelical tradition in Australia/The Heretics’ Club articles and notes
Transcriptions of Bishop Broughton’s letters relating to the SPG 1847-1852
Grey papers, Durham 1846-1847
Notes on St Mary’s Edge Hill
Copies of letters to/from Bishop of Tasmania 1880s
Correspondence re. Bishop of Newcastle (Tyrell) 1853
Excerpts from the Guardian newspaper re. religious matters 1847-1854
Transcriptions of Bishop Broughton’s letters to Rev Coleridge and Mrs Broughton
Correspondence & notes re. writing Australian Church History correspondence course for MTC External Studies
Transcriptions of correspondence relating to SPG 1856-1867
Transcriptions of papers relating to Archdeacon Thomas Hobbes Scott’s 1827 visitation of Tasmania
Notes on Rev. Henry Hodgkinson Bobart of St John’s Parramatta
Transcriptions of papers from Baroness Burdett-Coutts collection (Lambeth Palace library)
Transcriptions of church-related articles in English newspapers 1840s-1850s
Some chapters on the history of universities in the British Empire
A gulf too deep: the church and the urban working classes in Australia - Peter Kaldor
Photocopies of books and articles relating to church history
Transcriptions and lists of sources
Index cards for Cable Clerical Index
Pusey House notes and transcriptions
Typescript copy of M.A. Thesis, 1952 - 'The Church of England in New South Wales and its policy towards education prior to 1880'.
1991 Felix Arnott Lecture
The University of Sydney and its affiliated colleges 1850-1880 (The Australian University, Vol. 2, No. 3, 1964)
Good government in the church: the inaugural Bishop Perry lecture 1983
The diary of James Stephen 1846 (Historical Studies, Vol. 13, No. 52, 1969)
The Churches and local government finance: an historical survey (1966)
Arthur Wellesley Pain: his first four weeks in Australia (diary transcription)
St James' One Hundred Years Ago - an address given at St James Church, Sydney, on Friday 30th July, 1976.

Photograph of a painting. Includes Bishop Broughton of Sydney, Bishop Perry of Melbourne, Bishop Tyrell of Newcastle, Bishop Nixon of Tasmania, Bishop Selwyn of New Zealand, Bishop Short of Adelaide

Discusses the stone effigy of Bishop Broughton.

Discusses the sermons and other material sent to St Augustine's College Canterbury, and mentions that he has asked Edward Coleridge to also preserve his letters from Bishop Broughton.

Informs Mrs Crawley that he is sending her the box of her father's papers. Mentions the visit of the Bishop of Sydney, Frederic Barker.