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Not dated but refers to his illness and to recent arrangements made for him to live outside of Sydney. This would put the date of it's creation at approximately 1906. Discussing past year at the college, the progress of students, his health problems, and the problem of obtaining candidates for Holy Orders, particularly for the Sydney Diocese. Mentions also the need to bring the college chapel from Liverpool to the new site at Newtown.

Correspondence received and copies of correspondence sent. Also includes job advertisements and invitations to functions.

Copied from the original in the Mitchell Library

Principles of the mission including beliefs, standing orders for the conduct of the business of the mission - Scripture Union, Children's Special Service Mission, Inter-School Christian Fellowship.

Circular letter encouraging financial donations to the Cathedral.

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

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.

The series contains service pamphlets and items relating to the Lay Readers Association