Letter from John Langley, Bishop of Bendigo
Fait partie de Correspondence received
Advising Jones that he had been appointed as a delegate of the Bendigo Diocese to the Pan Anglican Congress. Discusses the upcoming visit by Mr Inglewood, an Evangelical minister, and the (unlikely) possibility of granting Mr Inglewood a provisional licence for the duration of his visit.
Letter from E. Kilburn Scott, Yorkshire Society of NSW
Fait partie de Correspondence received
Invites Jones to join the Yorkshire Society of NSW, giving the date and place of the next meeting. Discusses his family and friends possibly known to Jones. The attached application form has been completed in the hand of E. Kilburn Scott.
Letter from the Archbishop of Sydney, William Saumarez Smith
Fait partie de Correspondence received
Arranging a meeting to discuss Jones' request for an extension of leave due to the state of his health.
Letter from Funk and Wagnalls Co.
Fait partie de Correspondence received
Acknowledging receipt of the sermon for inclusion in a 10 volume set.
Invitation to a garden party at Government House
Fait partie de Correspondence received
From the Chamberlain for the Governor-General and the Countess of Dudley
Letter from William Carey Ward, St Columb's Village, Hawthorn
Fait partie de Correspondence received
Arguing against Jones' thoughts of returning to England, pointing out the improvements in his health and the opportunities associated with remaining in Australia and noting the good work being done by Jones in Bendigo. 2 newspaper cuttings accompanied this letter: the Theology Honours list for 1886 and an undated list. The source of these is not noted.
Letter from W.M. Cowper, the Deanery, Sydney
Fait partie de Correspondence received
Advising Jones that it was not planned to advertise for a principal (of Moore College, mentions re-opening in 1891) in the near future.
Letter from W.M. Cowper, the Deanery, Sydney
Fait partie de Correspondence received
Letter acknowledging Jones' acceptance of the position of Principal of Moore College
Letter from J.P. Langley, St Philip's, Sydney
Fait partie de Correspondence received
Discusses the possibility of obtaining catechists for 2 clergymen in the inner suburbs of Sydney. Suggests that Jones should try to persuade the Bishop of Melbourne to accept the Moore College certificate as sufficient preliminary to the Bishop's examination.
Letter from Nathaniel Jones' father
Fait partie de Correspondence received