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includes letters from:
William Thompson, Cape Town and Wellington [Province of the Western Cape] - re death of queen of Madagascar; formation of Union of Congregational churches; publishing Missionary Intelligence
Antony Peiterward, King William's Town - copy of statement to Sir George Henry Grey [Cape governor]
Daniel Helm, Zuurbraak
James Campbell, Graaff-Reinet
Frederick Ellenberger, Cape Town - grateful for good voyage on John Williams
Henry Kayser, King Williams Town
Robert Taylor, Cradock
Theophilus Atkinson, Pacaltsdorp
Thomas Philip, Hankey - South Africa Union's basis modified; plea backed by 'round robin'from other missionaries re salaries
Frederick Kolbe, Paarl - death of George Barker
Hillitje Barker, Paarl - request for widow's pension on death of her husband George Barker
Rogers Edwards, Port Elizabeth
James Read (junior), Philipton
Thomas Brockway, Peelton - preaching in Xhosa; believes handover of full leadership to Xhosa a long time off; grant for teacher; his forthcoming ordination
James Cameron, Cape Town - re auxiliary missionary society
Thomas Hood, Hope Dale [Hopedale] - working, but has angina
George Yarnold Jeffreys, D'Urban [Durban] - offers to help with renewal of Madagascar mission
Richard Birt, King William's Town - opposes bringing European woman teacher there
Joseph Kitchingman, Graaff-Reinet
Reports from the following for their respective stations:-
James Read (junior), Philipton
Adam Robson, Port Elizabeth
Rogers Edwards, Port Elizabeth
James Kitchingman, Graaff-Reinet
Theophilus Atkinson, Pacaltsdorp
Daniel Helm, Zuurbraak
Thomas Paterson, Uitenhage
Reinhold Gregorowski, Somerset [Somerset East]
Nicholas Smit, Graham's Town
Thomas Merrington, Bethelsdorp
John Brownlee, King Williams Town
Frederick Gottlob Kayser and Frederick G G Kayser, Knapps Hope
Richard Birt, Peelton
Robert Taylor, Cradock
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