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States that the letters from Bishop Broughton to Joshua Watson were given to Mr Bailey by Watson's grand-neice, and that they belong in the College's archives along with the letters to Edward Coleridge.

F.J.B. Warle, the Librarian of St Augustine's College Canterbury, informs the Archbishop that he has found uncatalogued manuscripts of Bishop Broughton in the Library and believes they would be of more use in Sydney.

Correspondence between F.T. Whitington, S.M. Johnstone, S.G. Boydell and Archbishop Wright regarding letters of Broughton's used by Whitington to write his biography of Broughton. Whitington received letters of Broughton's from the Boydell family, and then passed them on to the Sydney Diocesan Registry.

States that he is willing to give him the letters of his late grandfather for the purpose of publishing a history of Bishop Broughton.

States that he has found a number of letters written to [Broughton] from the Bishops of Tasmania, New Zealand, Melbourne and Newcastle. He has also found a diary of Broughton's journey to Australia in 1829 and some private letters written to Broughton by his wife and others which he will forward to him.

States that he has good news for their "editorial ears".

States that he means to return the manuscripts that he borrowed in connection with his proposed biography of Broughton.

Refers to matters relating to his biography on Broughton and states that he hopes to have it finished by 1900.

Encloses a letter written by Broughton. States that the Mitchell Library is considering purchasing it and informs Wright how he managed to receive it.

Refers to matters relating to Broughton's papers and states that Boydell has promised to search through his papers for additional letters.