Guide to the Guide to Records held by the Hampshire Record Office (as filmed by the AJCP)

Bishop W.G. Broughton (Sydney) to Rev. J. Keate and Rev. E. Coleridge, 1836 - 1844 (File PI 2/[1])

Arrival in Sydney; establishment of Bishopric and new churches; King's School, Parramatta; maintenance of parochial schools; Sir Richard Bourke; James Macarthur; strength of Roman Catholic Church in N.S.W.; theological library; Judge Burton. (6 letters, typescript copies).

Bishop G.A. Selwyn (Aneityum) to Rev. J. Keate, 19 August 1849 (File PI 2/[2])

Visit to New Hebrides; establishment of Melanesian Mission. (typescript copy)

H.L. White (Canberra) to Admiral J. Durnford (Melbourne), 1955 - 1957 (File PI 2[3])

Deposit of letters of W.G. Broughton in Mitchell Library. (2 letters)

Archbishop H. Gough (Sydney) to H. Durnford (Basingstoke), 13 August 1959 (File PI 2/[4])

Association of W.G. Broughton with Hartley.

Declaration of trust by Robert G.W. Herbert of Brisbane as to sum of £5,000 advanced by Algernon Lempriere of Pelham, Hampshire, for sheepfarming in Queensland, 19 December 1862 (File 257)

Documents concerning estate of Algernon Lempriere (8 documents), 1876 - 1890 (File 342)

They includes powers of attorney from Ellen Lempriere and Harriet Lempriere to R. Little and C. Browne (Brisbane), 1876-77, powers of attorney from Ellen Lempriere and Harriet Lempriere to H.E. Ruthning (Brisbane) concerning property in Queensland, 1888, and declarations by Harriet Lempriere and Harry R. Lempriere, 1888-90.

Notes on Lempriere and Dumaresq families of Pelham, referring to Algernon Lempriere, Private Secretary and A.D.C. to Sir George Bowen in Queensland (4pp.), 1874 (File 374)

Family tree of Thomas Lempriere, banker of Verdun and later of Tasmania (File 375)

Mortgage of Thomas T. Hodges of Petersfield, formerly of Melbourne, and Rosa Hodges for securing £1,000, 24 July 1862 (File 9)

Copy of will of Capt. Christopher B. Andrews of Komani, Western Australia, killed at Dardanelles 12 May 1915, and letters of administration to Rollo P. Andrews (File E/T340)

P.D. Thomson (Borneo Co. Ltd.) to J.R. Barnes, 18 December 1906 (File F1)

Sends agreement between Barnes and Rajah of Sarawak requiring Barnes to carry out duties as surveyor, engineer and work superintendent in Sarawak for three years.

Lady Selborne (Batavia) to Lady Grey, 2 February 1937 (File 714)

Impressions of Batavia.

Lady Selbourne to Lady Grey, 2 February 1937 (File 715)

Travels in Java; landscape; botanical gardens at Buitenzong.

Lady Selbourne to Lady Grey, 9 February 1937 (File 716)

Visit to Singapore.

Julia Smith to Joanna Bonham-Carter, c.1840 (File F69)

Gerard Bonham-Carter to Joan Bonham-Carter, November 1926 - January 1927 (File F309)

The letters describe the voyage to Australia on the Osterly, a visit to a station near Balmoral, Victoria, meetings with people in Melbourne in Melbourne including Sir Thomas Lyle, a trip to Hobart and Launceston, the Tasmanian landscape, meetings with people in Sydney including G. Macarthur-Onslow at Camden, impressions of Sydney, and plans for a trip to New Zealand. (10 letters, 4 postcards).

Notebook (in pencil) of Gerard Bonham-Carter (File F310)

Recording impressions of Australia and Australians and miscellaneous notes on geography, topography, climate, history, and primary industries. (c.120pp.)

Gerard Bonham-Carter to Joan Bonham-Carter, February 1927 - March 1927 (File F311)

The letters describe the voyage from Sydney to Wellington, visits to Christchurch, Dunedin and Lake Wakatipu, travels in the North Island, Wanganui, Rotorua, Maoris, fishing, and the return voyage to Australia. (9 letters, 8 postcards)

Gerard Bonham-Carter to Joan Bonham-Carter, April 1927 - May 1927 (File F312)

The letters describe his stay in Australia, especially on a sheep station at Delegate, a visit to Canberra, and comment on the swimming habits of Australians and their accents. (10 letters).

E.A. Grove (File Z 8)

Arthur Meek of Brighton, England and Wellington, New Zealand, his wife Georgina (nee Dallimore) and their family. (26pp. roneoed).

J. Cartwright (Goulburn) to Alexander Waddell, 18 November 1842 (File F2)

Ill-health; family matters; disappointed that Waddell unable to visit Goulburn; wishes father would settle in Australia rather than Canada. (poor condition)

M.L. Chambers (Sydney) to Charlotte Waddell, 21 November 1842 (File F3)

Introduction.

(Alexander Waddell (Algoa Bay) to Charlotte Waddell), 4 August 1850 (File F6-7)

Wreck of ship Asiatic on voyage from South Australia.

(Alexander Waddell) to Charlotte Waddell, 6 January 1851 (File F8)

Arrival at Pt. Phillip; crew of Rattler; effect of gold discoveries on Melbourne; pursuit and shooting of deserters from ship.

F. Cox (Hobart) to (Alexander Waddell), 12 March (File F11)

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