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I cannot but express to our Grace the injury which the Church of Englan wuffered from the manner in which the Colonial

have been made a matter of convenieurs, Chaplancies It is

- four years and above four mouths since Bishop; and with in north's only

I arrived in the forcese

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the Colonial

ht tax

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Colonial of the Military Chaplaincy mig abolished, if.

Chaplain is to continually absent and the Falary received in

received in England. Since I addr

ddressed

the enclosed letters

to P. Reapler and the Bishop of Manchester, I have

addressed a ket

a letter of

learnt that our Grace has adde

tices

enquiry to Mr Baxter. Under there circumsta exception of Chaplaincy has always been filled by a Cergyma I thought

been filled by a Clergyma..I thought it would expedite the welltement of

the whole matter, if yo

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other

holding

Appor tive Clinical Intas from

ment Chaplaincy

The Baxters

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will

vilment. I have lost-

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were made.

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been

College through the with the trave in which the matter has besur

furloughs. placed by

veces, or

not be settled for four

An inquiry by the Bishop of Winchester

satisfactory to Your Grace

months at least; and thus the duties of the life would probably be as

-

there

performed by myself and other the rgumen the interion. In a Colony like Hong Ho mullers inflict injing expon

the

Church, and cause

the more active

e frequent difficulty. Some of the

spirits in the

aze

unity are apt to remark that

Chaplaincy is sufficient ;

int; and that either the

Colonial

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to

myself.

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I made

a year

In a former letter written a

objections to

residing in my

W. M. Adell them residen

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Clerical Tutor How?

house king

entrusted with the duties of the Colonial Captains &

a

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youthful.

age. Unfortunately Mr. Steadman's

bee...

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