2.
88
3.
Ao
explanations given in that letter to the present position of the Sw should be brought before Gore Grace,
because to
a
certain degrees the
supervision of die Clinch and the
protection of its interests hve must
be regarded,
as
ma e-
Gr
less connected
with You Grace's Department
2.
discloses
The statement of the Bishop
a most extraordinary deficiency
tesniais
of
in the present pecuniary the See, and though Thrust that the
two houses to which he alludes, and)
which
are
at present
MMO
ccupied,
will not always be so. Even at a
reduced rental they may
M
hereafter
AA
be conted
likely to juoduce
clear profit,
over and above cost of
repairs of about £300 per
annunn^.
Nevecheles the present position of the
Jee
AD
be
بئی
very
disclosed; by the Bishop must
wartening to him. I med scarcely absous that it would be quite impossible for the Bishop of Victoria to take on himself personally for any lengitioned period: the expenses which hitherts he has ban obliged to defray
account of the
£994.
College, amounting already to Ivey.
with
A
current expenditure additimal
oft se per month
4.
No doubt the sudden stoppage hitherto paid by
of £230 per
amirum
the Foreign Pfice, and the lope aft 675-
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