Subjects:

Instructions for the Diocese of Natal.

Various pamphlets by Bishop Gray on the trial and excommunication of Bishop Colenso.

Sermons and letters by Bishop Colenso.

God's commandments...' by W.M. Domville.

Defence of the Rev. James Walton before the Supreme Court of Natal in Colenso v. Walton.

Acknowledgment by the Natal clergy of R. Gray as their Metropolitan, 1865.

Proceedings of Bishop Colenso against Dean Green, Rev. J.H. Wills and Ven. T.C. Fearne, 1867.

MS extract from the royal instructions to the Covernor of the Capc of Good Hope re ecclesiastical appointaentm, 1853. Notes by Bishop Welby entitled 'Extract from letters patent constituting the see of St. Helena' undated.

Memorandum for the Honourable the Treasurer on the tenure of Carnarvon Lands. Reference is to Act 17, 1880.

Notes from various authorities in the handwriting of Bishop Gray Mrs. Gray and H.H. Badnall.

Appointments of Welby to be one of a council to act in Bishop Gray's absence, 1857, and to act an the Bishop's commissary in the Diocese of George, 1857.

Letter of institution and mandate for Merriman to be Archdeacon of Grahamstown, 1849 and tho oaths of supremacy, allegiance and subscription to articles taken by Merriman. Also appointment of Merriman as Dean of Cape Town, 1870 and his election as Bishop of Crahamstown, 1871.

Correspondence between the Bp.of Cape Town, the Abp.of Canterbury, clergy and churchwardens of Graaff Reinet.

Correspondents:

Bishop R. Cray.

J.D. Harding.

W. Long.

J. Randall.

Archbishop J.B. Sumner(Canterbury).

Bishop S. Wilberforce(Oxford).

Subjects:

Building of a new ehurch.

Opinion of Queen's advocate on tho powers of the Bp.of Cape Town.

The powers of archdeacons and bishops.

Sentence by Bishop Gray, withdrawing the licence of William Long and depriving him of his charge, 1861 March 6.

Correspondence between Bishop R. Gray of Cape Town, Rev. W. Long, Archbishop A.C. Tait of Cantorbury and Sir R. Phillimore.

Subjects:

Question of an appeal from the Bp.of Cape Town and to whom. The allied question of the status of the colonial church.

Correspondence between Seuth African bishops and the secretaries of the S.P.G.

Correspondents:

Bishop F.S. Baines.

W.T. Bullock(S.P.C.).

Bishop A. Chandler.

Bishop C.E. Cornish.

Bishop A.C.S. Gibson.

Bishop R. Gray.

E. Hawkins(S.P.C.).

Bishop W.W. Jones.

E.H. Montgomery(S.P.G.).

E.P. Sketchly.

H.W. Tucker(S.P.C.).

Bishop J.W. Williams.

Subjects:

Need for clergy at the Cape.

Military chaplains.

Financial grants by S.P.G. and spending of them Kafir college and its progress.

Division of the Diocese as the work grows.

Visitations by Bishop Gray.

Kaffir Wars and necessity for missions in wilder areas. Clergy for Zululand and the Transvaal.

Lambeth Conference, 1878.

Question of the Delagoa Bay bishopric.

Effort of Bishop Colenso's death on the Natal dispute. Bicentenary of the S.P.G.

Finances of the Diocesan College, Rondebosch.

Grant of 30, 000 to South Africa from Bicentenary Fund and 1500 for the Ethiopian movement from the Ceneral Fund.

Minutes of the adjourned meeting of Diocesan Assembly, for the election of a bishop, 1873. Illuminated address of welcome from the Cape clergy, 1874.