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Reports on the charges made against Rev. J. Duffus, minister of St. Luke' Church, Liverpool by the churchwardens regarding his moral conduct and acts of adultery with Charlotte Anne Forbes between June 1845 and June 1847. The purpose of writing the report is to examine the foundation of his episcopal jurisdiction and the legal right of a Colonial Bishop to exercise the same judicial power as Bishops in England. In doing so, he reports on the protest made by Mr. Duffus on the validity of the proceedings of the inquiry.

Gives a detailed report on the condition of church and school establishments in the colony in 1825 and 1829. In doing so he reports on the increases of Chaplains between 1825 and 1829 and recommends where additional schoolmasters and chaplains are required. Offers suggestions relating to future appointments of colonial chaplains. Reports on the school establishments in orphanages and matters relating to parochial infant and primary schools.Includes enclosures showing state in which the churches and schools were found in 1825 and their state in 1829.

Conducted by Lisa Hagan, Consultant.

Discussing the teaching load, particularly that of Mr. Chambers with the First Year men. Describes temporary accommodation measures adopted, the servants quarters, accommodation for classes. Suggests a re-arrangement of the present buildings.

The series includes a report to the General Assembly of the Church of Scotland, and a typewritten dissertation regarding Communion Policy and hygiene

Typescript summaries of the activities of Deaconess House over the previous year.

Director's Conference 1998 - Future co-operation, Youth Advisory Group April 1998-August 1999, 1999 National Donor Profile, Paper on integrity and the donor dollar (Keith Bricknell), Field Managers Group Feb 1998-August 1999, Director's Conference and Strategic Planning meeting February 2000