George Gilbert to James Broughton, 31st March 1853
Fait partie de Correspondence of Rev. George Gilbert
Discusses biographical details of Bishop Broughton, and the proposed memorial to him. Mentions Lord Robert Cecil and his sister Lady Mildred Hope.
George Gilbert to James Broughton, 3rd November 1853
Fait partie de Correspondence of Rev. George Gilbert
Discusses schemes to commemorate Bishop Broughton, including a widows' fund and a window in St Andrew's Cathedral. Also discusses primary sources for writing Broughton's biography, including his correspondence to Edward Coleridge.
George Gilbert to James Broughton, 19th December 1853
Fait partie de Correspondence of Rev. George Gilbert
Expresses condolences at the death of Bishop Broughton's mother.
George Gilbert to James Broughton, 18th February 1854
Fait partie de Correspondence of Rev. George Gilbert
Mentions that he will send James a copy of the Sydney Illustrated News, featuring a woodcut illustration of Bishop Broughton.
Letter from George Gilbert, 3rd June 1854
Fait partie de Correspondence of Rev. George Gilbert
Discusses the stone effigy of Bishop Broughton.
George Gilbert to James Broughton, 4th July 1854
Fait partie de Correspondence of Rev. George Gilbert
Discusses the stone effigy of Bishop Broughton.
George Gilbert to Mrs Crawley, 15th June 1871
Fait partie de Correspondence of Rev. George Gilbert
Informs Mrs Crawley that he is sending her the box of her father's papers. Mentions the visit of the Bishop of Sydney, Frederic Barker.
George Gilbert to Mrs Crawley, 15th November 1871
Fait partie de Correspondence of Rev. George Gilbert
Discusses the sermons and other material sent to St Augustine's College Canterbury, and mentions that he has asked Edward Coleridge to also preserve his letters from Bishop Broughton.