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Reports on his safe arrival and news of his engagements including visit from General Darling.

Reports on his engagements including his visit to the Archbishop at Addington and gives his impression of the Archbishop. Reports on his sermon which be gave at Fulham Church and his stay with Bishop and Mrs. Blanfield.

Reports on visit from Mr. & Mrs. Hasker, and Mr. Briscoll. Informs his wife that Robert Peel and not the Duke of Wellington is expected to be the next Prime Minister. Reports on meeting with Mr. Hay and expresses intention to attend meeting of the Society for the Promotion of Christian Knowledge.

Gives an account of his journey and his safe arrival.Reports on an interview with Lord Glenelg and the Colonial Secretary regarding his appointment. Informs his wife of his engagements and writes concerning friends from Sydney and England.

Requests that he be sent various sermon notes and his copy of Blunt's lectures an the Articles. Informs his wife that he is presenting morning meeting of the Anniversary of the Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge.

Reports on trip to Hackney with Archdeacon Watson. Gives an account of charity sermon delivered by Bishop of Landoff and writes of who attended.

Reports on arrangements for trip to Australia and appointments. Informs his wife that he preached at the Spring Garden Chapel and Sir Robert Peel was in the congregation.

Reports on his engagements and duties including his attendance at a meeting for the Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge. Gives details about arrangement of passage to Australia.

Gives an account of his travels, and his engagements including his intention to lay the first stone of a church at Fat Brook.

Gives an account of his travels including his attendance at a meeting of the Diocesan Committee at Penrith. Informs his wife of the people he has met and his engagements including officiating at a confirmation service and the laying of the foundation of new church "near Mr. Hassalls". Gives an account of his visit to Mrs. Macarthur.