Registrars Henry Moor Letter Book January 10 1854 - March 1854Thomas Turner a'Beckett Letter Book March 1854 - January 26 1855 index

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- To The Registrar General Melbourne - requesting 18 additional forms similar to the one enclosed. The Acting Registrar General ... furnished me with 7 only... Signed Henry Moor Register of the Diocese of Melbourne. January 10 1854. Page 1.

- To the Dean of Melbourne and a similar letter sent to all the Parochial Clergy - Circular to Clergy requesting completion of details such as Annual Salary and amount of fees for the purpose of compiling the blue book for transmission to the Secretary of State for the Colonies. Signed Henry Moor. January 10 1854. Pages 1 and 2.

- To the Rev. H. H. H. P. Handfield St. Peters - I regret that I am compelled to return the accompanying list and certificate. Under the regulations of the 21st March, headed "Public Worship"issued from the Colonial Secretary's Office, the Lord Bishop of Melbourne is directed to send the Colonial Secretary the list containing the names of the persons contributing, together with the certificate from the several Ministries? that they might have received... make a new.. list and certificate... January 10 1854. Pages 2 and 3.

- Part of a letter to The Reverend S. Taylor Brighton... land at Brighton belonging to the Church of England consecrated for the use of inhabitants of Brighton and its vicinity... that the inhabitants of St Kilda are not at liberty to bring their dead for burial at Brighton.. the inhabitants of St Kilda are not entitled to purchase land therein for a private vault or for private use.. that no modification of ... the Act of consecration.. That no modification can be made in favor of those who have interred there... can purchase land in some other burial ground .. can obtain warrens of disinterment and remove the bodies of their deceased relatives to such newly purchase ground.. until land is set apart at St Kilda for burial purposes .. will be better not to raise objections to the burial of parties dying at St. Kilda. January 10 1854. Pages 3 and 4.

- To Robert Burke Esq... portion of ground of 20 acres at Mount Shadwell purchased in your name from government as Glebe ... any steps which his Lordship recommends to convey this land to a Trustee or Trustees.. land should be conveyed to the Trustees of the Endowment Board in Melbourne.. January 11 1854. Pages 4 and 5.

-To His Lord Bishop of Melbourne... respecting the erection of a house by the Reverend Mr Studdert on Church land.. January 11 1854. Page 5.

- To Rev. J. Y WILSON ( James Yelverton ) ... a list of the names of the contributors for the year is necessary.. January 13 1854. Page 6.

- To George M. Taylor Esq., Castlemaine .. who is the Acting Bishop of Sydney.. in reply.. the Archdeacon of Cumberland is authorised to perform all Acts connected with the Diocese of Sydney, which are not strictly episcopal. January 13 1854. Pages 6 and 7.

- To D. S. Campbell Esquire and the other Trustees of Richmond Church lands.. land granted by the Government for the erection of a Church... Trustees can cannot legally lease land... January 13 1854. Pages 7 and 8.

- To The Lord Bishop of Melbourne... Governor's approval of Mr Dickinson receiving stipend of 200 pounds... submit the name of suitably qualified layman to attend on board the penal hulks in Hobson's Bay ...your Lordship has given ... the name Mr Handt... I have requested Mr Dumbell not to send in the name of Mr Handt until... further directions... grants cannot be obtained before the land has been conveyed... Church at Brighton. The land for St. Andrew's Church at Brighton was conveyed to the late Bishop of Sydney. The deed was never in my procession. Mr Foot of Brighton informs me today that he handed the deed to your Lordship about three months since, when you were at Brighton.. January 16 1854. Pages 8 -10.

- To The Lord Bishop of Melbourne... the two deeds of grant for the Church lands at hawthorn are prepared and will be issued as soon as the necessary enrolment in the Supreme Court is effected... January 24 1854. Pages 10-11.

- To The Lord Bishop of Melbourne... was glad to find that Mrs [Frances] Perry and your Lordship had arrived safely in Belfast.. His Excellency approved of the stipend of 300 pounds per annum to the Minister at Newtown, Geelong... Approval of the Revd. J. Potter drawing 300 pounds.. Ashby Geelong... Revd. W. Croxton 200 pounds for Barrabool and Duneed.. Revd. Pollard 200 pounds for Bellarine and Point Henry... Sanction to the Revd carter's stipend of 400 pounds a year for Pentridge... Grant of 400 pounds a year for erecting parsonage at St Kilda ... 953 pounds for Hawthorne. 500 pounds for enlargement of St Peter's Church East Melbourne. 739.3.3 to Christ Church Geelong.. 700 to St Paul's Geelong... 2000 for Richmond... Approving names of Trustees.. St Church, School and Parsonage... St John's Church Melbourne.. Williamstown.. appointment Mr C. Searle, lay reader Heathcote.. my intention is to leave the Colony by way of India on the 22nd to 26th March... Clergy at the goldfields... I am at 71 Little Collins St.. separate office for the duties of Registrar, until the new ones are erected by Mr a'Beckett.... February 6 1854. Pages 11 - 15.

- To The Lord Bishop of Melbourne... Colonial Secretary approving of the Trustees for the Church School,and Parsonage at St John's Melbourne the Dean has declined to sign it until he hears from your Lordship... February 7 1854. Pages 15-16.

- To Edward Willis Esquire, Geelong... the Bishop has no objection to the arrangement proposed... I understand that you are about to leave the Colony... February 6 1854. Pages 16 - 17.

- The Reverend Theodore Budd... transmit ... the license granted by the Lord Bishop of Chester as Curate of Barrowford in that diocese... February 11 1854. Page 17.

- From Geo. W. Dumbell for the Registrar... To The Revd.Samuel Taylor Brighton... transmit.. the petition to consecrate the Church of St. Andrew Brighton... obtain the necessary signatures... February 11 1854. Pages 17 - 18.

- To The Reverend T. C. B. Stretch ... transmit to you ..letters testimonial ... which were left behind. February 11 1854. Page 18.

- To Lieutenant R. N. Pasco, Williamstown... Lieutenant Governor's approval of gentleman whose names are noted ... as Trustees of the Church School and Parsonage at Williamstown. February 11 1854. Pages 18 - 19.

- To The Lord Bishop of Melbourne.. The Reverend Mr Carter...any answer.. grant of money in aid of the erection of a church at Pentridge.... The Reverend Mr Clowes... consideration.. erection of Parsonage at St. Mark's Collingwood... deed of conveyance of the land at St. Andrew's Church at Brighton has been found... letter.. from the Colonial Secretary's office ... it is not in the power of one clergyman to perform the duties connected with the Collingwood and Richmond Stockades in addition to the main goal , the Western goal and the female penitentiary .. just received your Lordship's letter ... the list of names of children baptized by your Lordship at Ballarat... Dean for entry in the Register of baptisms in the Bush. The letter to Mr Spence shall be entered in the Letter Book... Mr Crawford Pasco ... whether there is a plan of the Iron Church which arrived at Williamstown by the "Coffield" and "Wesley"... letter from Mr. W. Giles residing in Emerald... expediency of establishing a Clergyman... February 13 1854. Pages 19 - 23.

- To The Dean of Melbourne .. enclose you for you signature, on behalf of the Lord Bishop of Melbourne the accompanying two letters.. February 14 1854. Page 23.
- I have the honot to enclose you a list of children baptised by the Lord Bishop of Ballarat to be entered in the register .. kept in Saint James Church for baptisms in the Bush.. February 14 1854. Pages 23 - 24.

- .. Alison and Knight, bonded stores.. ascertaining what would be the probable rent of our Iron House at Emerald Hill and how many persons it would contain for the purpose of public worship... February 14 1854. Pages 24 - 25.

- To Henry Shea esquire General P.O. Sydney .... in order to be licensed for the Office of a Scripture Reader the candidate must obtain a nomination from some parochial Clergyman who may require such an assistant; and further the candidate must submit to my Lord's satisfactory proof of his being duly qualified , intellectually and spiritually for the performance of the Office... February 14 1854. Pages 25 - 26.

- To Reverend Theodore C. B. Stretch (Theodore Carlos Benoni ) ... land at Chilwell... let me know whether the land be now actually conveyed to the Bishop... 2... procuring the payment to Messrs Potter, Pollard and Croxton. Mr Courtney, who I understand did attend to these matters has resigned... 3.. applications for land for Church purposes .... I think it necessary first to obtain the Bishop's assent, for which I will write to him.. at Castlemaine... February 14 1854. Pages 26 - 27.

- To James Henty Esquire - The documents .. respecting the Richmond Church are incomplete and the Government will not act on them for the following reason... February 16 1854. Pages 27 - 28.

- To The Dean of Melbourne... A court was held at the Registrar's office on the 21st August 1848.. a table of fees was settled and approved of in respect of marriages, burials etc And two copies on large cardboard, signed by myself as Registrar (Henry Moor) were sent to Saint James' Church for the purpose of being exhibited and another copy ... sent to the building erected at the Cemetery. I collect from Mr Dumbell that you have not the means of checking or correcting the list.. I infer that the cardboard copies are neither at Saint James' Church or the Cemetery.. If this be the case.. I may take steps to have copies sent again. I may mention that each of these previously sent cost one guinea. February 16 1854. Pages 28 - 29.

- To Rivers B, Dickinsonn Esquire case of the Very Reverend the Dean of Melbourne .. aid towards the erection of a Church at Essendon... 16 February 1854. Pages 29 - 30.

- To The Dean of Melbourne - The Bishop of Melbourne has been requested to make the enclosed return to the Colonial government, but the last column requires more information than I possess... from your knowledge of the Diocese you may be able to supply the whole or part of the requisite information... February 17 1854. Pages 30 - 31.

- To The Reverend J. C. B. Stretch Geelong ( John Carlos William ) .. returns to the Government.. let me know what buildings have been erected, or are in the course of erection on the Church lands at North Geelong, South Geelong, Ashby, at the road leading from Geelong to Colac; and Corio, and Barrabool Hills.... February 17 1854. Pages 31 - 32.

- The Lord Bishop of Melbourne ... I have received from the Reverend J. C. Stretch applications.. for lands ,, for Church purposes .. necessary first to obtain your Lordship's approval .. places.. Murgheboluc - 2 acres; East Geelong - 2 acres Parish of Moolap bordering on town reserve; Duck Ponds - 2 acres parish of Moorunguck?; Lethbridge - 2 acres ..; Water Holes; Werribee - 2 acres adjoining the Township of Wyndham - This is stated by Mr Stretch to be needed immediately for a school to be built; Moddewarre - 2 acres ... Mr Stretch .. addressed a letter to your Lordship asking permission to have the land belonging to you at Chilwell conveyed to Trustees for the purpose of erecting a schoolhouse there... marriage.. I think that wherever parties are resident in or near a place containing a church or licensed building, they ought to be married in the Church or building; but where they reside at a distance, they should be allowed to marry in their own homes .. very difficult to make a general rule.. Whatever the distances be, it should be made and signed by your Lordship as a rule to be attended to until further notice, and a copy of it sent to each of the Clergy.. unlicensed places for public worship I don't see how your Lordship could consistently make such a rule apply... I shall send your memorandum to Mr Lucas.. copies made of the returns by the Clergy to your Lordship's circular but both Mr Dumbell's and my own time are so entirely engrossed by the present current business of this office... I am now every day at this office and still I do not seem to get the work under... I am trusting that yourself and Mrs Perry will arrive at Castlemaine in good health and safety.. signed Henry Moor. February 16 1854. Pages 32 - 36.

- To C. J. Griffith Esquire M. L. - On the 14th November 1851 a Bond for 500 pounds from the Building Committee of St James' Cathedral Church was assigned to Mr Pohlman, yourself and Mr C. Sladen as Trustees for the ... Church of England Endowment Fund... I think it not improbable that an opportunity of re-investing the money may soon occur. I have to suggest that you, with Mr Pohlman should sign a receipt .. and give me an authority to receive, and pay to your credit, as such trustees, the 500 pounds and interest.. February 20 1854. Page 37.

- To The Reverend S. Taylor ( Samuel ) - On Mr Dumbell's return I asked him about the petition of the inhabitants of Chelthenham to the Denominational Board for assistance; and he informed me that he has no recollection of ever seeing that document.. I find no application has been made by his Lordship.. to the Denominational Board... February 20 1854. Page 38.

- To The Reverend J. Sullivan and Reverend J. C. T. Stretch - The Lord Bishop .. having been pleased to the Office of Surrogate for issuing licences of marriage within this Diocese I am directed ... to transmit to you blank forms of affidavits appointed by law to be taken previously to granting such facilities... I am directed especially to draw your attention to the conditions upon which the marriage of minors is authorised by the law of this colony and to request that you will use the utmost caution and circumspection with respect to such applications... The fee payable for every license is 3.0.6 pounds of which 1 pound is the fee of the surrogate and the remainder is to be transmitted to the Registrar together with the application... February 22 1854. Pages 38 - 41.

- To The Reverend C. T. Perks ( Charles Thomas ).. letter .. from yourself to the Denominational Schools Board.. In the absence of any letter of explanation or instructions .. I therefore return your letter.. request.. communicate to me in writing your wishes.. February 22 1854. Pages 41 - 42.

- To James Henty Esquire.. Henty Moor.. has paid into the Bank of Australia the sum of two thousand pounds .. to be placed to the credit of the Trustees of St Stephen's Church Richmond; being the amount of grant made by the government in aid of the above mentioned building... February 24 1854. Page 42.

- To The Speaker.. letter... respecting the appropriation of money for the Hawthorn Church.. February 27 1854. Pages 43 - 44.

- To The Reverends S. L. Chase, H. H. P. Handfield, C. T. Perks, J. A. Clowes, D Seddon, W. Carter, G. M. Drummond - I am instructed by my Lord the Bishop of Melbourne .. that it is his Lordship's intention to hold a confirmation in _ Church ( or Schoolroom ) ... As a general rule all such candidates should have completed their sixteenth year and be ready, as soon as they have been confirmed to receive the Holy Sacrament of the Lord's supper. A list of the names and ages of the candidates should be prepared and delivered to His Lordship's Chaplain at the time of Confirmation; and each candidate ought to be furnished with a certificate in the form subjoined... Pages 45 - 46.

- To The Reverends J. D. Brennan and G. O. Vance .. request.. calling in at this office on Monday morning next at eleven o’clock. March 3 1854. Pages 46 - 47.

- To The Very Reverend Dean of Melbourne, The Reverends S. L. Chase, H. H. P. Handfield, J. A. Clowes, C. T. Perks, Theodore Budd, David Seddon, Samuel Taylor. George O. Vance and George Studdert - In consequence of Mr Courtney having resigned his office .. in future it will be necessary that you transmit to this office , for the signature of the Bishop, the printed abstracts filled up as required by the Auditor General's office.. abstracts, when signed by the Bishop, will be at once returned to you to enable you to draw money from the Treasury. March 6 1854. Page 47.

- To The Reverend William Carter .. return to you a list of subscriptions raised for building a Church and Parsonage at Pentridge for correction. By the sixth regulation of the 21st March 1853 it is ordered that a application for aid towards the erection of a Church can be entertained until 200 pounds at least has been raised by contribution and actually paid over to the Trustees, that they have actually received the sums shewn... The list forwarded to the Bishop of Melbourne is signed only by Mr Thomas as Honorary Secretary and has not the certificate attached - when rectified .. return the list to me... there should be a separate list for aid towards the building of a church and a separate one for the mister's dwelling. March 6 1854. Pages 47 - 48.

- To Octavius Brown Esquire - The Trustees of St James' Church have paid.. a cheque.. This money belongs to the Church of England Endowment Board of which you are Treasurer.. which bank and to what account I shall pay in the cheque... I know it is Lordship's wish that a meeting of the Board shall be held .. By a rule of the Board, the Treasurer is at each meeting to say what is balance at hand. March 6 1854. Pages 48 - 49.

- To The Very Reverend The Dean of Melbourne.. what is the exact amount which you receive yearly for rent for the Glebe land in connection with the Cathedral Church of Saint James... signed Geo. W. Dumbell. March 6 1854. Page 49.

- To The Reverend G. O. Vance, George Oakley St James'.. a letter has been received at this Office from the Honorable the Colonial Secretary dated 23 February 1854 conveying His Excellency the Lieutenant Governor's approval of your appointment as Chaplain for Immigrants for the City of Melbourne... March 6 1854. Page 50.

- To The Registrar General - Government Allowances, Baptisms .. I have the honour to transmit you the returns named in the margin. For the several parishes of Warringal, Ballan, The Wannon River and Warnambool, I am unable to forward returns of Baptisms.. In the first named parishes the respective ministers resigned before the end of the year and one of them is in Van Dieman's Land .... March 7 1854. Pages 50 - 51.

- To The Dean of Melbourne .. i transmit two letters to the Colonial Secretary.. request that you will append your signature... and return.. March 7 1854. Page 51.

- To The Dean of Melbourne, The Collector of Customs, The Attorney General, R. W. Pohlman Esquire, C. J. Griffith Esquire, O. Brown Esquire, T.T. a'Beckett Esquire .. inform you that a meeting of the Church of England Endowment Board will be held in the Registrar's office, 71 Little Collins Street West, on Friday next.. March 15 1854. Pages 51 - 52.

- Additional Words in that copy of the foregoing letter which was forwarded to the Treasurer (O. Brown Esquire) .. "By the 12th rule it is required that at every general meeting of the Board the Treasurer shall place upon the table a statement of the funds of the Society... ". Page 52.

- To The Speaker... aid from the government towards the erection of buildings for Church purposes at Hawthorne... March 14 1854. Pages 52 - 53.

- To The Reverend L. A. Baker ( Louis Alexander ) .. Registrar.. favour him by calling at this Office.. to receive your Letters of Orders. March 15 1854. Page 53.

- To G. S. W. Horne, J. T. Smith?, Henry Fairthorne, Thomas Stubbs, John Dunne Esquire, Trustees of the land for St. John's Church and Parsonage.. the Bishop.. received a letter from the Colonial Secretary's office requesting His lordship inform the Surveyor General of the portions of the land which it is intended should be specially set apart for the Church, School and Parsonage.. The Government has confirmed as Trustees of the land the five gentleman to whom the letter is addressed. March 16 1854. Page 54.

- To The Trustees of the Church Land at St. Kilda - case of the Reverend David Seddon .. His Excellency the Lieutenant Governor has been pleased to authorise the grant of 400 pounds towards the erection of a parsonage at St. Kilda.. March 16 1854. Page 55.

- To The Reverend Dr Braim .. aid towards the erection of a Church at Tower Hill... send me a list of contributors.. To this list must be attached a certificate signed by the Trustees that they have actually received the sums in such list... If Trustees have been elected .. communicate their names.. that they may be submitted to the Government.. March 16 1854. Pages 55 - 56.

- To The Trustees of Christ Church - case of F. Champion Esquire Geelong - Production of Account . Applications must be accompanied by Vouchers and Architect's certificate. N.B. this relates to the actual payment of money... March 17 1854. Page 57.

- To The Reverend J. Y. Wilson ( James Yelverton ) .. your salary abstracts.. I .. transmit them certified by The Very Reverend the Dean of Melbourne who is authorised by the Government to sign all official documents connected with the Church during the temporary absence of My Lord the Bishop of Melbourne. March 18 1854. Page 58.

- To James Henty, D. S. Campbell, J. Trenchard, W. Highett, and W. B. Burnly Esquire.. Richmond.. I placed the conveyances in the hands of Messrs a'Beckett and Rastall, my solicitors for the purpose of transferring the land from the Bishop to yourselves... letter from Messrs a'Beckett and Rastall.. I forward you a copy... March 18 1854. Pages 58 - 59.

- To Sandford and Harwood Solicitors Geelong .. conveyance of some land at Chigwell.. deeds.. placed in my hands as Registrar for the purpose of being placed with the other deeds and documents relating to Church matters... March 20 1854. Page 59.

- To The Reverend G. M. Drummond ( George Maurice ) .. abstracts being those entitling you to draw your Government stipend for the quarter, were handed to me .. by Mr Courtney who has resigned his office.. return the same to yo signed by .. Dean of Melbourne... March 22 1854. Pages 59 - 60.

- To Chas Ellerton Esquire.. his Lordship will be unable to avail himself of your offer as he leaves Melbourne for the country tomorrow morning. March 22 1854. Page 60.

- To The Dean of Melbourne.. return you the Warrants of Disinterment .. kind enough to lend .. use in filling up the blanks in the Registrar's Book. March 22 1854. Page 61.

- To J. G. Carr Esquire Geelong.. my predecessor Mr Moor has addressed a letter to Mr Champion on the subject of your communication.. March 22 1854. Page 61.

- To The Dean of Melbourne .. sign the accompanying letter.. March 23 1854. Pages 61 - 62.

- To The Honorable The Speaker.. return the accompanying list of contributors to Hawthorn Church and Parsonage for correction.. March 23 1854. Pages 62 - 63.

- To The Archdeacon of Geelong .. enclosed applications. I now return them to you for a more exact description of the land... March 23 1854. Page 63.

- Circular to All Clergy - By direction of the Lord Bishop of Melbourne.. summon a meeting of layman members of the Church of England of the age of 21 years and upwards .. for the purposes of electing a Representative or Representatives to a conference of the Clergy and laity of the said Church to be held in St. James' Schoolroom .. to be held on the 14th and following days of the ensuing month of June... refer to pages 54, 55, 56 and 57 of the Church of England Messenger for the past month.. March 28 1854. Pages 63 - 64.

- To W. H. Archer Esquire ..Saturday last.. Registrar of the Diocese.. resignation of that office by Mr Moor, for whom during his absence in England I ( Thos a'Beckett ) acted as his Deputy.. the returns you require have not as yet been sent in or compiled with sufficient fullness to furnish a proper analysis of them.. I will endeavour by sending a circular to the Clergy to obtain what you require in time for your appendix.. address me as Registrar at the "Registrar's office" the business of which is quite distinct from that carried on at my usual place of business.. March 25 1854. Pages 64 - 65.

- To The Lord Bishop of Melbourne .. I forward 6 letters.. One official letter.. the Colonial Secretary stating that the Lieutenant Governor has ordered the whole balance of the money applied for in aid of the erection of Hawthorne Church to be paid to the Trustees at once. I will write and inform Dr Palmer of this fact today. .. March 28 1854. Page 66.

- To Lt. Pasco. R. N. Williamstown .. your letter relative to the iron church .. appears likely .. made the subject of litigation. In such an event it will be necessary to shew the number and marks of the packages discharged from the ship and the condition thereof.. A claim should be made at once upon the agents of the vessel for the value of the church if they have lost any of the package. March 28 1854. Pages 66 - 67.

- To The Honorable the Speaker... the Lieutenant Governor.. has been able to appropriate the full sum of 2400 pounds towards the Church Building at Hawthorne and that the Auditor General is authorised to prepare a warrant for 767.3.5 pounds with the amount already paid the full sum of 2400 pounds. March 31 1854. Pages 67 - 68.

- To The Reverend J. A. Clowes ( James Aaron ) .. meeting to nominate a Trustee for St Marks in the room of Mr Blackburn deceased... The electors shall be pew holders... The Act of Council does not state in what way notice must be given and it is possible that one read in the Church may be considered sufficient but it will be much safer to send a circular. The election when made will be subject to the approval by His Excellency the Lieutenant Governor of the gentleman named... March 31 1854. Page 68.

- To The Lord Bishop of Melbourne .. I have received the following letters from the Colonial Secretary .. auditor general was authorised to pay to the Trustees of Hawthorne Church 767.3.5 pounds... appointment of Mr Handt as chaplain of goals at Geelong.. authorising the Archdeacon of Geelong to sign salary abstracts within his Archdeaconry... send you a letter from Revd Mr Carter making application for aid towards a school at Pentridge... March 31 1854. Page 69.

.. To The Lord Bishop .. I have received from the Post Office two private letters to your Lordship... an official communication from the Colonial Secretary's office... the Lieutenant Governor has been pleased to authorise the stipend appropriated for the Chaplain to the Hulk and Goal at Geelong being increased to 300 pounds a year by the transfer to it of 200 pounds ... voted for the Chaplaincy of the penal establishment at Williamstown... March 31 1854. Page 70.

- To The Venerable The Archdeacon of Geelong .receipt.. cheque for 41.14.8 in payment of license and other fees... April 5 1854. Pages 70 - 71.

- To The Venerable The Archdeacon of Geelong - I cannot furnish you with any form which will be applicable to every conveyance of land that private persons may wish to make for the benefit of the Church.. Each donor has his own views... April 4 1854. Page 71.

- To E.? Searle Esquire.. I have forwarded your letter.. to the Bishop.. April 4 1854 Pages 71 - 72.

- To The Lord Bishop .. received.. from the Colonial Secretary two letters.. collation of the Revd. Dr. Braim to the Archdeaconry of Portland.. the other.. the grant of 1400 pounds for a Church and Parsonage at Williamstown has been recalled in compliance with your Lordship's request... April 5 1854. Page 72.
-... six letters received.. forward.. or his approval the names of the Trustees for Church at Portland.. forwarded and application from the Revd Dr Brain for 100 pounds at Tower Hill.. I will make an application for the two acres of land for Church purposes at Gisbourne ... April 7 1854. Pages 72 - 73.

- To The Archdeacon of Portland. Archdeacon of Geelong.. permission has been given by His Excellency the Lieutenant Governor for you to sign the salary abstracts for the Clergy resident within your Archdeaconry.. April 10 1854. Page 73.

- To The Lord Bishop - I forward .. seventeen letters.. I have communicated with Mr Handt ... his appointment as chaplain of Goals.. at Geelong.. I have communicated with the Archdeacons of Geelong and Portland the authority.. to sign the salary abstracts .. The application to the Denominational Schools Board for aid towards a school at Preston.. shall be forwarded today... searched the Letterbook... for the past two years .. one portion of land at "Queenscliffe" ever applied for... received official communication from the Venerable the Archdeacon of Geelong stating his wish to accept the charge of St Paul's ... April 11 1854. Pages 73 - 74.

- To J. C. S. Handt .. approve of your application as Church of England Chaplain to the Goals and Hulk and to the hospital at Geelong... April 12 1854. Page 76.

- To The Lord Bishop of Melbourne .. I forward 2 private letters... from the Colonial Secretary's Office.. the alteration .. might be made in the subdivision of Williamstown.. also .. a letter from the Denominational School office... the sum of 300 pounds has been granted towards the school at North Melbourne... April 13 1854. Pages 76 - 77.
- .. I forward 4 letters.. The minister from Bristol arrived yesterday.. two affidavits ... buy persons applying to you for marriage in the country ( John McArthur and Hugh Ross Barclay ) .. April 18 1854. Pages 77 - 78.

- To The Venerable Archdeacon of Portland .. letter.. you mention in it your appointment as Archdeacon... With regard .. to the 2000 pounds applied for in aid of the Church at Belfast the application was forwarded to the government.. with regard to your stipend papers. I have been absent for some time and in consequence of the illness of Mrs a'Beckett, the Registrar is not able to attend here every day, but upon enquiry I am informed that they were forwarded to you duly certified some time ago. On the eleventh instant I wrote to you transmitting you a copy of your collation as Archdeacon of Portland and at the same time informed you that His Excellency the Lieutenant Governor had authorised you to sign his Salary abstracts within your Archdeaconry. (signed Geo. W. Dumbell). April 18 1854. Pages 78 -79.

- To The Lord Bishop of Melbourne .. three official letters have been opened at this office... Lieutenant's Governor's approval of the grants of money towards the erection of churches and parsonages .. St Marks Church Collingwood 389.1.4 pounds; Trinity Church Pentridge 1,000.0.0. pounds; Parsonage .. Pentridge 400.0.0. pounds; St John's Church Melbourne 2,000 pounds; Parsonage Collingwood 400.0.0. pounds. I have informed the Very Reverend the Dean, and Rev. J. A. Clowes of the grants to St. John's Church, and to the Church and Parsonage at Collingwood; and I shall write to Rev. W. Carter.. Trinity Church Pentridge, and the parsonage .. Second.. Reverend Charles Thomas Perks, Richmond requesting.. government to have his stipend raised.. Third; from the Archdeacon of Geelong.. nominating.. Mr Thomas Burkitt Vipont, and Mr John Stanley Love as lay-readers for the districts of Ashby and Kildare, and Bates Ford and Fyan's Ford Geelong.. I forward.. letters.. ... Reverend C. T. Perks.. I fear that they have been lying at his house for some time. April 21 1854. Pages 79 - 81.
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