W.G. Broughton to Sarah Broughton, 4th February 1845
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Gives an account of himself and a report on his progress. Reports on laying foundation stone of Carcoar Church and writes of the hospitality he is receiving.
W.G. Broughton to Sarah Broughton, 30th November 1847
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Expresses happiness on hearing of improved health of his grandson. Informs his wife of his engagements.
W.G. Broughton to Sarah Broughton, 24th November 1846
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States intention to travel to the Hunter and hopes to visit his wife and family at the farm. Writes concerning the christening of Phoebe's child, William Francis.
W.G. Broughton to Sarah Broughton, 21st May 1835
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Informs his wife of his intention to attend meeting of National Society and reports on his engagements including his meeting with Mr. Lowe.
W.G. Broughton to Sarah Broughton, 2nd January 1846
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Informs his wife that owing to illness of Mr. Duffus he will have to stay longer than intended in Liverpool.
W.G. Broughton to Sarah Broughton, 19th November 1846
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Reports on family and domestic matters and gives news of deaths which have occurred.
W.G. Broughton to Sarah Broughton, 19th January 1848
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Reports on personal and domestic matters including whether or not his wife should make her own way to Sydney or wait for his arrival.
W.G. Broughton to Sarah Broughton, 14th November 1835
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Gives an account of situation concerning his appointment to N. S. W. Reports on his business and social engagements.
W.G. Broughton to Mr Walsh, 30th March 1850
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Letters and extracts from letters from W.G. Broughton to Joshua Watson
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Contains extracts from three letters:-
I. SYDNEY, 5 MAY, 1843. Reports on lack of money to continue work of the church and building of the churches.
2.SYDNEY, 17 MAY, 1843. Outlines the efforts made by the Roman Catholic Church to extend its influence and establish its supremacy.
3.SINGLETON, ON HUNTERS RIVER. 3 JULY, 1843. Reports on the lack of funds to complete the building of churches and acknowledges that Society is also short of funds.