Order in Council for the government of St. Helena, 1835. First Report of the Christian Mission from the Cape of Good Hope to St. Helena (Cape Town, Saul, Solomon, 1849). Printed charge delivered at the primary visitation of the island by Bishop Cray, 1849.
St. Helena Gazette Vol. IV. Nos.199, 201, 205, 281, 296, 1849-1851.
The Advocate er St-Helena Weekly News Vol.1, No, 1, 1851. The St. Helena Herald Vol. V. Nos.251, 255, 1857. Letters patent for the creation of the new see, 1859. Ordinance No.2, 1867 by the Covernon of St. Helena, to provide for the exercise of ecclesiastical discipline in the Diocese of St. Helena, 1867.
Ordinances No.8, 1886 and No.7, 1887, to make provision for controlling the endowment of the Bishopric of St. Helena, by Bt. Col. Grant Blunt.
Correspondence betwoen the Bishop of Cape Town, thc Archbishop of Canterbury, the Secrctary of the S.P.C., clergy, inhabitants and officials on St. Helena and colonial officials in London.
Correspondents include:
S. Adams.
W.T. Bullock.
Lord Carnarvon.
W. Carrol.
S. Denning.
E.H. Drummond-Hay.
Bishop R. Gray.
E. Hawkins.
H. Labouchere.
T.B. Murray.
R.C. Pennell.
C. Romilly.
N. Solomon.
Lord Stanley.
Archbishop J.B. Sumner(Canterbury).
Bishop T.E. Welby.
Subjects:
The creation and finances of the new see of St. Helena, including the consent of the Bishop of Cape Town.
Financial help given by the English community in Monte Video. Administration of the Bishopric Endowment Fund.
Petition from the islanders of Ascension, 1861, complaining that they came from Sierra Leone to work for sixpence per day but cannot live on such low wages.
Appointment of P.C. Claughton as first bishop, 1859 and of his successor T.E. Welby in 1862.
