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Published online by Cambridge University Press: 12 January 2024
Thursday 11 June 1840
John Cecil Hall, archdeacon.
Francis Broderick Hartwell, vicar-general.
Alfred Philips, principal of King William's College, absent.
Robert Dixon, vice-principal of King William's College, absent.
John Nelson, absent.
Thomas Howard, at a funeral.
Henry Maddrell, archdeacon's registrar.
Thomas Stephen.
Edward Craine, late.
John Edward Harrison.
Alexander Gelling, absent.
Joseph Qualtrough, late.
Joseph Brown, episcopal registrar.
Bowyer Harrison
William Corrin
William Duggan
William Gill
Samuel Gelling
Bobert Brown, at a funeral.
John Lamothe Stowell
George Stickler Parsons
Archibald Holmes
John Thomas Clarke
William Carpenter, off the island.
John Cannell
Thomas Caine
John Gell
Henry Joseph Stevenson
Daniel Nelson, supernumerary and official, off the island.
Thomas Drury, curate of Andreas, off the island.
Edward Qualtrough, curate of Dalby
John Qualtrough, curate of Sulby
Thomas Rump Drake, curate of St Barnabas
William Kermode, curate of Lezayre
Maurice Fitzgerald Day, curate of St George's
William Christian, absent.
According to the Manx Sun of Friday 19 June 1840 (p. 4) the bishop delivered a charge at the convocation.
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