| Description | Correspondence concerning purchase of land in Tinnevelly with money given by Misses Brown of Islington in memory of their brother John [used for village at Asoor to be called John Brown Mengpuram and another called Adeiledapuram] 1851-1853; correspondence with P. M. Elphinstone relating to Charles Rhenius [who married Margaret Elphinstone], also letter from John Thomas "it might be better for the Society not to have Rh[enius], yet I cannot help thinking that the effect is decidedly bad to see a missionary become a chaplain … It might prove a temptation to some good men, under peculiar conjunction of circumstances, to turn their thoughts in the same direction, especially if they and influence in Leadenhill St." 1849 |