includes letters from:
George Gogerly (secretary), Calcutta [Kolkata] - district committee accounts; minutes; Union Chapel; requests return to England (medical opinion enclosed) resolutions; hands over secretary- and treasurer-ship to Alexander Lacroix
Thomas Boaz, Calcutta - reluctantly accepts pastorate of Union Chapel, Calcutta; great demand for tracts
Alphonse Lacroix, Calcutta - fears the 'religio-political' differences between dissenters and established Church of England spoil relationships in India; supports acceptance by LMS of Carl Rhenius and German colleagues from Church Missionary Society; criticizes report in 'Friend of India'of Rev Alexander Duff's speech in Church of Scotland Assembly wishing to 'do away with the native languages' of auxiliary report;
James Paterson, Berhampore [Baharampur] - itinerating; requests grant for schools; supports Micaiah Hill in preaching in English
Micaiah Hill, Berhampore - attack on him in the Christian Intelligencer; right of missionaries to preach to Europeans in India
George Mundy, Chinsurah - bazaar preaching; tract distribution; school work; commmends Alphonse Lacroix and Thomas Boaz; plea for books for local library
John Campbell, Kidderpore - school; need for itinerant Indian preachers; printed prospectus of Christian Institution