Detailing the series of events that secured the services on Moncure Conway to give a series of 4 lectures in Tasmania as it was all done in haste. Also recommends which lectures would be appropriate.Letters between Andrew Inglis Clark, Tasmania and Joseph G. Witton, Melbourne, 13 Sept 1882 - 9 Dec 1885 regarding his work as a law clerk in Melbourne, his friends, especially Walter Gill, religion, the Unitarian Church, George Walters, Mrs Webster, visit of Moncure Conway in 1883, family, health, Miss Witton's estate in England, books, chess and the foundation of the Chess Club 1883-4, visit to Ballarat, U.S. Independence Day 1883 C4/C32
Bemoaning another hitch in the sale of the reversion. Mrs Webster preached her last sermon before le...
Has been fossicking around the second hand bookshops looking for various volumes. He has been electe...
Feeling very lonely because there will be no celebrations in Melbourne for the 4th of July. Is sendi...
Witton advises Clark that as a consequence of not engaging a hall in Adelaide but securing a hall in...
Notes the arrival of Conway in Melbourne. Witton had met with 'Priestess Polly' about Conway but she...
Congratulations on adding another little 'Padre' to the household. Has been buying books with some g...
Trying to secure all the books Clark wants.Glad that he got on well with Moncure Conway and approves...
Telegram advising booking of Tasmanian Hall for certain dates and Smythe leaves for Launceston tomor...
With Walter they went to Ballarat for Easter, describes the buildings, historical places of interest...
Thanking him for his prompt attention to a business matter. Had met Mr Camm after the service and wa...
Asks advice on letter from relative in England regarding Miss Witton's estate. JWG preparing a testi...
Has taken a great deal of interest in Clark's election fight. Excellent speeches and utterances that...
Give Mrs C his apologies for not sending the measurements before. Both he and Walter have obtained a...
Letters between Andrew Inglis Clark, Tasmania and Joseph G. Witton, Melbourne, 13 Sept 1882 - 9 Dec ...
A very light-hearted letter about the hot summer in Victoria, Mrs Webster's departure for England, w...
Bemoaning another hitch in the sale of the reversion. Mrs Webster preached her last sermon before le...
Has been fossicking around the second hand bookshops looking for various volumes. He has been electe...
Feeling very lonely because there will be no celebrations in Melbourne for the 4th of July. Is sendi...
Witton advises Clark that as a consequence of not engaging a hall in Adelaide but securing a hall in...
Notes the arrival of Conway in Melbourne. Witton had met with 'Priestess Polly' about Conway but she...
Congratulations on adding another little 'Padre' to the household. Has been buying books with some g...
Trying to secure all the books Clark wants.Glad that he got on well with Moncure Conway and approves...
Telegram advising booking of Tasmanian Hall for certain dates and Smythe leaves for Launceston tomor...
With Walter they went to Ballarat for Easter, describes the buildings, historical places of interest...
Thanking him for his prompt attention to a business matter. Had met Mr Camm after the service and wa...
Asks advice on letter from relative in England regarding Miss Witton's estate. JWG preparing a testi...
Has taken a great deal of interest in Clark's election fight. Excellent speeches and utterances that...
Give Mrs C his apologies for not sending the measurements before. Both he and Walter have obtained a...
Letters between Andrew Inglis Clark, Tasmania and Joseph G. Witton, Melbourne, 13 Sept 1882 - 9 Dec ...
A very light-hearted letter about the hot summer in Victoria, Mrs Webster's departure for England, w...
Bemoaning another hitch in the sale of the reversion. Mrs Webster preached her last sermon before le...
Has been fossicking around the second hand bookshops looking for various volumes. He has been electe...
Feeling very lonely because there will be no celebrations in Melbourne for the 4th of July. Is sendi...