includes letters from:
James Read (junior), Philipton
Richard Birt, Peelton - Thomas Brockway ordained; erection of mill
Thomas Philip, Hankey -
Thomas Merrington, Bethelsdorp
Samuel Elliott, Rondebosch [now a suburb of Cape Town] - to be minister at Dysseldorp [Dysaldorp]; requests to become LMS missionary
William Thompson, Cape Town - missionaries for Madagascar; lithographic press; enclosed appeal for food and medicine; drought made Cape Colony very poor
Bartholomew Anderson, Oudtshoorn
Thomas Brockway, Peelton - suggests sending an African to Britain for school education and possibly train for the ministry; others to be trained for ministry by him
joint letter from Frederick Gottlob Kayser and Frederick G G Kayser, Knapps Hope
Henry Kayser, King Williams Town - re woman teacher for station
Rogers Edwards, Port Elizabeth
Antony Peiterward, King William's Town - complaint of injustice sent to Sir George Henry Grey [Cape governor]
Reports from the following for their respective stations:-
James Read (junior), Philipton
Samuel Elliott, Dysseldorp
Theophilus Atkinson, Pacaltsdorp
Reinhold Gregorowski, Somerset [Somerset East]
Nicholas Smit, Graham's Town
Daniel Helm, Zuurbraak
Rogers Edwards, Port Elizabeth
Adam Robson, Port Elizabeth
Thomas Paterson, Uitenhage
Thomas Philip, Hankey
Robert Taylor, Cradock