Letter from W. Larkin, Council Clerk, Borough of Camperdown
- AU AU-MTC 041/2-40
- Item
- 26/4/1905
Part of Correspondence received
Reply to a letter by Jones about the condition of Bligh St, Camperdown (Carillon Ave, Newtown)
Letter from W. Larkin, Council Clerk, Borough of Camperdown
Part of Correspondence received
Reply to a letter by Jones about the condition of Bligh St, Camperdown (Carillon Ave, Newtown)
Letter from W.C. Ward ('Brother Bill')
Part of Correspondence received
Notes written by Maisie Jones in margins.
Arranging to bring books out for Jones when he emigrates in mid-July. Mentions Canon Christopher, gives news of Padley, etc.
Letter from W.H. Griffith Thomas
Part of Correspondence received
Expresses deep sympathy at the death of Canon Jones, a friend from school-days, and reminiscing on Jones and his work
Letter from W.H. Griffith Thomas, December 9, 1904
Part of Correspondence received
Discusses Jones' book on the 39 Articles, its potential publication in England, and his own forthcoming book on the Catholic faith.
Letter from W.H. Griffith Thomas, Gloucester Place, London
Part of Correspondence received
Reply to a letter from Jones dated 24/1/1905. Discussion of a book by Jones on the Articles. Deals with matters of formatting, the book's relation to Kidd's work in the Oxford series. Discusses his appointment to Wycliffe Hall, Oxford, and requests that Jones send him an outline of the course being run by him at Moore College.
Letter from W.H. Janet (Honorary Secretary, Trinity College Council, Melbourne)
Part of Correspondence received
Advises Jones that he had been selected as an examiner for the Bromby Prize in Biblical Hebrew in 1895. The letter outlines remuneration and subjects to be examined.
Letter from William Boyd Carpenter, Bishop of Ripon
Part of Correspondence received
Advises Jones about the examinations for Priest's Orders
Letter from William Carey Ward
Part of Correspondence received
Letter from William Carey Ward
Part of Correspondence received
Letter from William Carey Ward, St Columb's Village, Hawthorn
Part of Correspondence received
Not signed but address and handwriting the same as Item 14.
Notes by Maisie Jones on last page.
Congratulates Jones on the success of his readers in the Cambridge Preliminary Examination (they received second class honours). Hints at the possibility of Jones moving to Sydney.