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Gives an account of domestic and family matters and reports on his engagements. Expresses wish to travel to Gresford to baptise Phoebe's baby girl.

Informs his wife that he is leaving Sydney to travel to Caergoule for the baptism of Phoebe's child.

Informs Sir John Coleridge that Bishop Broughton is sending him a copy of a letter sent also to Sir George Gipps, on the subject of the subdivision of his bishopric. Also requests Sir John to pass on to his brother Edward, Broughton's thanks for sending him some books from the library of Archdeacon Bailey.

Gives an account of his journey and his engagements. Reports on advice which he gave to William Boydell regarding the farm.

Informs his wife that owing to illness of Mr. Duffus he will have to stay longer than intended in Liverpool.

Gives Boydell advice regarding his farm and sheep and expresses concern regarding Boydell's financial situation. Reports on the completion of church near Boydell.

Writing to solicit his co-operation and support of the institution of a seminary for the Church in Australia.

Informs Boydell that he has paid a promissory note to the Bank of Australasia on his behalf and is sending him a cheque. Suggests that Boydell should contribute to a subscription which is being raised for a testimonial to Sir George Gipps on his departure from the colony. Informs Boydell that he is going to Parramatta on his way to Windsor and Richmond.

Expresses thankfulness at hearing report of Phoebe and her child. Informs his wife that he went to look over Lyndhurst with Allwood.

Expresses concern at not having heard from her and hopes that she and Phoebe and Phoebe's child have not had an uncomfortable journey. Reports on his social engagements and news of friends. Intends to visit her soon and suggests that he could use visit to baptise Phoebe's baby.