For the first time the title of the volume does not explicitly refer to the General Conference, but only the General-Ausschuss. On this basis I have adjusted the title to read "Field Executive Committee". The structure of this volume corresponds to…
Divided into sections for Dharwad 1837 (16 documents), Dharwad-Honowar-Hubli 1838 (14), "Preaching, Travel Reports and Diaries" 1838 (7 ), Dharwad 1839 (9), "Southern Mahratta" 1840 [mostly Dharwad, but with a few letters from Hubli and Gadag…
With only slight re-organisation from year to year there are annual sections for Dharwad, Hubli, Gadag Betgeri and Malasumadra. Each section has relatively few documents (ca. 10) until 1849-50 when the sections for Dharwad have 19 and 27…
The inclusion of the Calicut correspondence for 1867 in this volume is an error. It should be in C-1.41. With the exception of the Calicut correspondence this volume corresponds to the structure of C-1.36, but is somewhat less voluminous. It does…
The structure of the bound volumes for 1863 has to be recorded in detail. This volume begins with a 45-document section entitled "General Visitation of the Indian Stations 1863". The printed English-language Annual Reports of the Basel Mission refer…
This volume contains the following sections: Minutes of the Malabar District Conference (1 document); Cannanore (35 documents); Tellicherry (41); Chombala (14); Calicut (22); Palghat (22); Nilgiris (23). As with C-1.26 there is an appendix with…
This volume corresponds in structure and size to C-1.27 and C-1.29. The section for the Malabar District administration of the Mission is, however, now sub-divided into materials from the District Chairman (4 documents), from the District Executive…
This volume corresponds in organisation and size to C-1.47. Letters and Reports from the year 1875. In this year the usual system of having two volumes for the year’s correspondence is complicated in the sense that there is a third slim bound…
This volume corresponds in structure and size to the model of C-1.27. There is, however, for the first time a separate section for Kodakal (with 13 documents).
This volume contains the following sections: Malabar District Executive Committee (99 documents); Cannanore (22); Tellicherry (27); Chomabala 19). The documents are numbered consecutively through volumes C-1.121 and C-1.122. Select list…
This volume corresponds in structure and size to the model of C-1.26. As far as its organisation is concerned there are now separate sections for Mulki and Udipi, and the strange formal link between Kurg and Honowar continues (i.e. there is a…
The structure and size of this volume corresponds on the whole to C-1.36. Only significant changes are noted here. It begins with a section on the Cannara District Conference (there is no section for the General Conference or its Executive…
By 1847 the Mangalore station is generating some 40 documents p.a., Mulki/Honowar about 6. The indexing continues in the same style as C-1.2. Since the place where documents were originated is noted in the index it is possible - unusually - to…
This slim volume really belongs in the relevant section of C-1.57. The contents are not listed, but consist of a 58-page set of minutes of a District Conference. This is undated but the supporting documents indicate that it took place in February…
This unusually large volume (7.8 cm of paper between the covers) consists of the following sections: General Conference Executive Committee and General Treasurer (78 documents); Canara District (29); Mangalore (71); Mulki (15); Udipi (30); …
This volume corresponds to the organisation and size of C-1.46. NB there is a substantial sub-section under "General Conference" with a report from each station on "The expenses incurred by the practice of the Hindu religion", General Conference…
This volume corresponds in structure to C-1.36, but is perhaps 15% more voluminous. It does begin with a section on the correspondence of the General Conference Executive Committee. Unusually the section index gives the listed documents no reference…
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