This volume contains the letters and correspondence from the North Karnataka District Conference and its attendant stations Dharwar, Hubli, Bettigeri and Guledgudd. NB the sectional indexes for all of these are bound in at the beginning of the…
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…
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).
NB This is the only volume up to 1875 which retains its original binding and label. The discrepancy between the modern serial numbers taken over by the enumeration of C-1 in the 1990s, and already established in 1972, is presumably to be explained by…
This volume begins with a section on the District Conference for Malabar, with 29 documents. Then follow the sections for the stations Cannanore (28 documents), Tellitscheri (28), Chomabala (10); Calicut (16); Kodakal (12); Palghat (12) and the…
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…
The structure and size of this volume corresponds on the whole to C-1.37. There are no changes in the series of separate sections for the different mission stations.
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…
This volume corresponds in size and structure to C-1.37, with the exception that the Calicut section has been bound, by error, at the beginning of C-1.40.
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…
Volume C-1.44 was rebound ca. 2003 and is now in two separate parts, C-1.44 and C-1.44a. This reflects a rather larger body of materials than have been filed in previous years - perhaps as much a 33% more than C-1.36, for example. C-1.44 simply…
Volume C-1.44 was rebound ca. 2003 and is now in two separate parts, C-1.44 and C-1.44a. This reflects a rather larger body of materials than have been filed in previous years - perhaps as much a 33% more than C-1.36, for example. C-1.44 simply…
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, which in size is not different from its immediate predecessors (C-1.45, C-1.43 etc), is organised in the following sections: Malabar District (38 documents); Cannanore (15); Tellicherry (34); Chombala (7); Calicut (30); …
These documents have been rebound in the 1990s with no label or title, but the original title will have corresponded to what we give above. The original single volume was rebound in two volumes, but the organisation of the material and the number of…
The reference to [volume] 46 corresponds to the remark already made on C-1.36 above. The label which is quoted here is a photocopy of a label which was evidently removed when the volume was rebound and renovated in the 1990s. This volume only…
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