In the Supreme Court of South Africa (Cape of Good Hope Provincial Division). Between D.G. Mills and others, plaintiffs, and D. Tennant and others, defendants. Evidence taken on commission before me, C.J. Ingram, K.C. at Church House, Westminster, London on 18th, 19th, 20th, 21st, 25th, 28th and 29th November 1935.

Pamphlets, press clippings, memoranda.

Correspondence between the Abps. of Cape Town and Canterbury, Bishops and clergy of the C.P.S.A., overseas bishops and Church of England in South Africa.

Correspondents:

J.C.H. Brooke.

Bishop C.A. Chambers(Tanganyika).

Archbishop G. Clayton.

Archbishop J.R. Darbyshire.

E.H. Day.

A. Ewbank.

Archbishop G.F. Fisher(Canterbury).

Bishop L.N. Fisher.

Archbishop C.F. Garbett(York).

M. Gibbs.

Bishop E.L. Gwyer.

Bishop F. Houghton.

Archbishop C.G. Lang.

J.le Nosurier.

D.C. Mills.

Archbishop H.W.K. Mowil(Sydney).

Bishop W. Parker.

R.F. Pearce.

Bishop A.W.T. Perowne(Worcester).

Archbishop F.R. Phe]ps.

W.E. Ranby.

C.D. Robinson.

C.H.S. Runge.

Bishop C.L. Saul.

T.W. Stainton.

E.W. Lasbrey.

Archbishop W. Temple(Canterbury).

W.R. Way.

Subjects:

Confirmations in Church of England churches in Cape Town, Natal and Transvaal.

Entries in Crockford for N. Bennet, E.W. Lasbrey and E. Waddington, describing them ac Church of England in South Africa, 1939.

Appointment of Rev. A. Ewbank as Vicar-General by Church of England Synod, 1939.

Refusal by the Archbishop of Canterbury of a request to consecrate a bishop for Church of England in South Africa, 1939. Ordination of 2 black clergy from the Diocese of Natal by Bishop Chambers of Central Tanganyika, for the Church of England in South Africa, 1943.

Efforts by Church of England in South Africa to enter missionary field in Basutoland, 1944.

Possible division of the Diocese of Johannesburg on racial lines, 1947.

Confirmations by Archbishop Mowll of Sydney at Holy Trinity Church, Cape Town and by Bishop Houghton, Western China, in Transvaal and Natal, 1948.

Correspondence between the Bishops and clergy of the C.P.S.A. Church of England clergy in South Africa, Bishops of Tanganyika and 'Cm the Niger' and the Abp.of Canterbury. Registrar's opinion of Act IX of 1891.

Correspondents:

Bishop A.H.H. Browne.

H.P. Bull.

Bishop G.A. Chambers(Tanganyika).

Archbishop G. Clayton.

Bishop A.H. Cullen.

A. Daintree.

S.J. Haynee.

Archbishop C.G. Lang(Canterbury).

Bishop B. Lasbrey(Bishop on the Niger).

E.W. Lasbrey.

S.W. Lavis.

Bishop W. Parker.

Bishop B.W. Peacey.

Archbishop F.R. Phelps.

Bishop H.B. Sidwell.

D. Tennant.

E. Waddington.

Bishop C.C. Watte.

Subjects:

Proposed visit of Bishop Chambers of Central Tanganyika during which he would conduct confirmations at St. John's Wynberg.

Visit of the Bishop on the Niger during which he would perform episcopal ministrations at St. John's Wynberg, St. Peter's Mowbray and Holy Trinity Church.

Church dispute between the C.P.S.A. and the Church of England in South Africa.

Press clippings on the dispute.

Pamphlets: The recent law suit: some points that perplex by E.H. Day.

Pastoral letter from Archbishop F.R. Phelps of Cape Town. Church of England, Holy Trinity, Cape Town: centenary services 1846-1946.

Bishop Gray by Phyllis Churns.

typescript report of lecture on 'The Church of England - protestant and reformed' by D.G. Mills, 1946.

Wynberg Parish Magazine, v.13, No.5, 1939.

Correspondence between B. Laight (Church of England), Archbishop C.G. Lang(Canterbury), D.G. Mills(Registrar of Church of England) and C.T. Wood, Archdeacon of Bloemfontein.

Between W.E. Conet, Clerk to the Council, W.E. Ranby, the Registrar of Deeds, Cape Town and D. Tennant.

Correspondents:

Archbishop W.M. Carter.

C.A.W. Coulter.

R.P. Davis.

E.H. Day.

E.H. Etheridge.

G.D. Heath.

B.J. Kidd.

Archbishop C.G. Lang(Canterbury).

Bishop S.W. Lavis.

Archbishop F.R. Phelps.

Bishop M.B. Purse(St. Albans).

W.E. Ranby.

F. Reid.