Letter from Dr. McCaul regarding application of former Victoria College students to University College (students had been suspended from Victoria for burning effigy of S.D. Rice), letter from Dr. John Beatty (professor of natural science) protesting his removal from Board of Victoria and suggesting that lay members of the Board be appointed by the laity of the Church, letter from Governor General's secretary re: regulations for Indian civil service exam (contains notes by Nelles on the need for a Methodist College), Rev. John Bredin re: Langton's defence of the University of Toronto, letter from William Leitch (principal of Queen's), letter from Nelles to A. Marling forwarding copy of university calendar, letter of condolence from students on death of Nelles family member, W.H. Miles of Bishop's College in Canada East re: transfer student, Dr. E.P. Harris (science professor) re: college's purchase of his cabinets of geological specimens, A.H. Reynar (French, German and English literature professor) outlining his studies in Berlin and asking for extension of stay in Europe, Reynar describes his thoughts on observance of the Sabbath, letter from Nelles to Nathanael Burwash encouraging him in his studies at Yale, letter explaining relationship between Queen's College School and Kingston Grammar School and offering advice on setting up grammar school in Cobourg, Nelles confirms M.A. degree for Rev. D.G. Sutherland, request from Board of Grammar School Trustees in Cobourg that Victoria furnish local equivalent of government grant, Judge Wilmott seeking professor for Mount Allison, letters from Rev. W.S. Griffin discussing his reactions to "The Life and Light of Man"

Provincial Secretary's office re: Gilchrist Scholarship, Nelles to George Stevens re: payment of his subscription to college in furniture, Stevens' reply, John Torrance re: insurance of connexional property, amusing letter from Morley Punshon re: shortage of butter and lard, John Torrance re: insurance, William Snodgrass (principal of Queen's) concerning lack of financial assistance from legislature, W.S. Griffin's criticism of Richard Jones and report of college meeting in Washington circuit, discussion of Punshon's election as member of Conference, Griffin's account of his speeches on behalf of college endowment, letters from Morley Punshon expressing concern over nominations of Flint and Peak and describing Brethour's intention to endow prize in theological studies, complaint from Rev. Charles S. Eby about salary and description of his work among Germans in Preston, letter from I.A. Perkins severing Victoria's connection to Montreal faculty of law, letter from senior class re: scholarship of 1872, John Macdonald re: creation of theological chair, Lachlin Taylor re: Jackson estate's endowment for theological chair, H.A. Hardy regarding settlement of Nelles' father's estate

Adam Crooks (minister of education) re: University Bill, recommendation from E.O. Haven for position of natural science professor, Goldwin Smith accepts Nelles' invitation to speak at Victoria, James Mills re: establishment of scholarship by Brethour, Dr. B. Cocker of University of Michigan recommends Haanel for natural science position, Goldwin Smith re: future of Victoria, Dr. A. Winchell's recommendation for Haanel, letter of thanks for honorary doctorate from Luke N. Wiseman of Wesleyan Mission House (London), recommendation of Mr. Dazell for chemistry position by Professor Anderson of University of Glasgow, Cocker re: purchase of scientific equipment for college, Wiseman declines degree, Cocker re: Haanel, Dr. E. Frankland's (Royal College of Chemistry, London) recommendation of E. Kinch for science post, Haanel's acceptance of chair of natural science, Cocker re: Haanel, Annie Hurst Panton sends best wishes for Nelles' birthday, Haanel re: arrangements for move to Cobourg, J.B. Ryckman re: opening of Dundas Wesleyan Institute (written on back of brochure for Institute)

Lord Bishop of Quebec re: feasibility of common examinations for all those receiving degrees from Canadian universities, recommendations for honorary LL.D. for Cocker, James Mills re: Brethour's scholarship and college endowment scheme under Johnson's agency, comparison of examinations set by Professors Bain, Wilson, Reynar, and Nelles, Lydia Ann Jackson re: terms of bequest for chair of theology, Goldwin Smith re: honorary degrees for Rev. William Frederick Briggs and Rev. William P. Slater, Mills on need for Victoria to secure government funding in order to survive, J.E. Rose complaining about his treatment at a Victoria Board meeting, Mills on need to raise scholarship money in order to compete with Toronto

Provost George Whitaker of Trinity College on systems of instruction, Goldwin Smith re: university consolidation, Mills on Brethour scholarship and need for scholarship money to attract good students, G.N. Tackabury re: topographical atlas, letter from Dr. James McCosh (College of New Jersey) thanking Nelles for suggestions on his book, G. Doutre concerning irregular admissions into medical faculty of Montreal French College, Thomas Gibbs declines to speak at convocation, Smith and Gemmell re: plans for Faraday Hall, letter from M. Richardson (Bank of Montreal) re: contractor bidding for Faraday Hall, Dr. G. Douglas re: competition for students between Victoria College and Wesleyan College in Montreal, Nelles to I.R. Eckart expressing concern over Report of Senate of University of Toronto especially regarding relationship between School of Medicine and Surgery of Montreal and Victoria College, John Macdonald on university consolidation and suggestions for dealing with Victoria's debt

Request from J.C. Dent for photo of Victoria College, request for replacement of diplomas from Dr. Hector Peltier, recommendation of C.M. Moss for position at Victoria by E.O. Haven, Moss's plans for his courses, John A. Williams thanks Nelles for a book, G.M. Grant on his appointment as Queen's principal, Dr. J. McLellan's approval of Victoria's improved standards, Mills on need for ranking students, Crooks' secretary re: regulations governing an honour degree, notification that Punshon has sent case of books to college library, John Macdonald asks to be relieved of the Treasurership of Victoria and discusses various other college matters, letter from Uzziel Ogden (professor of medicine) recommending Rev. John McCarroll for Doctor of Medicine, Crooks complaining of unfair treatment by Canada School Journal, Nelles' reply, W.H. McClive (Senate representative in Law) makes suggestions regarding Faculty of Law, Crooks re: Governor General's scholarship medals

Crooks re: Governor General's medals, letter to Governor General's secretary declining association with medals, authorization for release of books to J.H. Campbell for Webster Prize of 1880, Daniel Wilson on his appointment as president of University College, G.M. Grant re: affiliation with Toronto University, Daniel Wilson re: books sent to Victoria's library, Mills' resignation from Senate, letters from Dr. W.T. Aikins (Toronto School of Medicine) accepting honorary LL.D. from Victoria, Grant mentions his article for Methodist Monthly Magazine and asserts need to challenge traditional thought, J. McLean on his studies and missionary work among the Blackfoot Indians of the Rockies, Nelles to Crooks describing status of Victoria, R.C. Pitman's impressions of Quebec and his comments on Nelles' article on Whittier, L.E. Horning asks that football team be excused from classes for a match, letter from John Bredin to Burwash re: minutes of the Journal, Wesley Smith (Drew Theological Seminary) re: American Interseminary Missionary Alliance

Rev. C.W.E. Body (provost of Trinity College) requesting Nelles' opinion on enclosed draft of petition to be sent to Minister of Education re: new regulations for teaching in high schools, notice of meeting of Missionary Committee of Consultation and Finance, R.C. Pitman on reconciliation of reason and faith and potential of an independent Canada, Rev. Enoch Wood on Ryerson Chair and opposition to church union movement, Goldwin Smith on university consolidation, Daniel Wilson re: university consolidation, R.C. Pitman discusses his reading material and American politics, Nelles to Dewart re:university question, Pitman discusses controversy caused by Congregational minister (Munger), William Mulock re: incorrect editorial in the World, Pitman re: Matthew Arnold, George Eliot and move to Toronto by Victoria, Pitman's opinion of Methodism and American politics, Goldwin Smith discusses some difficulties facing Victoria, Nelles to Mulock re: division of university curriculum after federation, Nelles to John Bryant of the Education Office re: description of Victoria, Nelles to Professor A.H. Newman of McMaster University sending copy of Victoria calendar, Pitman compliments Nelles on his convocation address and discusses poetry and English politics, G.C. Workman detailing progress of his studies in Leipzig and his translation of Book of Jeremiah, note re: Ryerson Chair subscriptions, letter to Burwash asking him to protect Nelles from unjust allegations re: university federation while Nelles is in England, Nelles outlines his stand on federation, letter to Burwash with further information on Nelles' federation position, criticism of Dewart, letter from Workman detailing his negative reaction to federation, financial difficulties, publication of his book, and reluctance to leave Germany before receiving degree, letter from Canada Life Assurance Company re: status of Victoria's finances, personal note from Nelles to unidentified friend, letter concerning estimate for Faraday Hall

Letters from Aylesworth (co-treasurer of Victoria College) re: criticism of method of appointing Rev. Charles Fish to staff of Victoria, reaction to sermon preached by Nelles at quarterly meeting at Port Hope, Nelles' reply, question concerning William Nelles' scholarship note, by-law Aylesworth has drawn up for regulating endowment fund at Victoria, Aylesworth's response to attacks made upon him at Montreal Conference, history of Victoria's endowment scheme and Aylesworth's relationship with the college, criticism of S.D. Rice's financial management, conflicts with Nelles and other members of Board, Aylesworth charges mismanagement of scholarship fund and questions propriety of Nelles' beliefs and conduct, criticizes Nelles' concern for his own salary

The originals of any photocopied letters in the correspondence between Hodgins and Nelles may be found in the personal papers of J.G. Hodgins which are held by the Archives of the United Church of Canada. Hodgins cites opinion of Rev. Henry Mattison of New York and Nathan Bangs re: attendance at class meetings as a condition of church membership, Mrs. Rolph and Aikens want to attach their medical school to Victoria, Hodgins in favour of moving Victoria to Toronto, Hodgins critical of pamphlet by Henry Wilkinson, donates prizes to Victoria, congratulates Nelles on birth of his daughter, Nelles re: university chancellorship for Ryerson, national university, apology of suspended students, Nelles re: college prizes, makes recommendations for Hodgins' new work, discusses reform of university Senate, newspaper reaction University Commission's report, Nelles thanks Hodgins for defending him in Synod, discusses University Commission report, Hodgins re: defence of Nelles in Synod, Nelles re: law course at Victoria, Nelles' comments on Leitch's pamphlet on university question, Nelles re: prizes and convocation, illness of Nelles' mother-in-law, unpleasant Conference, Nelles laments Ryerson's estrangement from the college, asks Hodgins for an English Composition text book and recommends Arnold's essays

Nelles re: college prizes, Victoria out of debt, discusses college's policy regarding honorary degrees, invites Hodgins to convocation, Nelles hails the Mail as a worthy opponent of the Globe, Nelles supports provincial university and more influence on college management by graduates, concern over movement to oust Dickson from Hamilton, talk of Sangster as Ryerson's successor,Nelles wants Canon Kingsley at convocation, explanation of absence from Council meeting, Nelles refuses to divulge a confidence, Nelles' recommendation for high school examiners, birth of another son in Nelles' family

Nelles' praise for Hodgins' article on university question, makes a few suggestions for Hodgins' consideration, Hodgins' reply explaining his position on examiners, further reaction to Hodgins' article, attempt to win support for affiliation (particularly government financial support), Nelles compares matriculation requirements of Victoria and the University of Toronto, Nelles comments on Church of England, Nelles trying to get editor of New York Advocate (Fowler) as speaker at Victoria, college prizes, convocation programme, Nelles' comment on 1878 Annual Conference and Hodgins' re-election as Secretary of Synod, Nelles using Kant in lectures, controversy over dismissal of female teacher from Cobourg Collegiate Institute, Nelles wants Hodgins on Victoria Senate, Hodgins' negative reaction to new separate school legislation, asks for Nelles' support, Nelles' reply, election of members of Senate, marriage of Nelles' daughter, Hodgins outlines reasons for not sitting on Senate of Victoria, Nelles' disappointment at Hodgins' failure to get elected to Senate, Wilson's chance at president's post at University of Toronto, Nelles praises Hodgins' position on university question and refers to dissension in Church of England

Nelles discusses mood at Teachers' Convention, expresses sorrow at Ryerson's failing health, Crooks asks for report of Victoria, Nelles thanks Hodgins for kind notice of his article in Methodist Magazine, Nelles offers opinion on harm of sacerdotalism, Hodgins discusses his friendship for Nelles and his feelings towards Methodism, Hodgins' assessment of Dean Grasett, Nelles re: sermon at memorial service for Ryerson, Hodgins sent copies of some Ryerson papers to Nelles, Hodgins re: testimonial for Mr. Davidson, Nelles' reply, Hodgins re: Ryerson's views on Bible in schools, subscriptions for Ryerson Chair, asks for return of Ryerson papers from Nelles, Nelles forced to curtail activities due to daughter's serious depression, Nelles asks for Ryerson's views on "Bible in Schools"

Nelles favours government commission on university question and gives reasons for supporting consolidation, Hodgins re: university question (especially Grant's position), Hodgins prepares sketch of reminiscences of Old Vic, Nelles discusses Methodist Episcopal views on state aid in university question, Hodgins advises Victoria to set out its position as Queen's has done, Nelles discusses progress on university question, Victoria's commemorative service, Nelles' conversation with Ross re: Hodgins' fate at the Department of Education, Hodgins critical of James Paterson Sheraton (principal of Wycliffe) for his narrow views on Christian unity, Nelles discusses sharing of science facilities with Trinity if federation fails, Hodgins quotes Provost Body of Trinity's views on Trinity-Wycliffe situation and university question, Hodgins notes Sheraton's attacks on Nelles in Evangelical Churchman, quotes Body's view of the attack, Nelles still hopeful of possibility of federation, issue of retention of University College still unresolved, Hodgins grieved by attack on Department of Education by Montreal Witness

Hodgins' appointment to Educational Association, Hodgins preparing paper for educational conference in New Orleans which he cannot attend, recounts talk with Sheraton, Fred Nelles' success as a lawyer, Nelles gives assessment of current situation re: federation and its alternatives, Nelles discusses Wilson's position on federation and progress of Educational Society, Nelles splits with Dewart over his uncritical support for federation, Nelles' depression after Conference's decision concerning federation, Nelles' suggestions for inscription on Ryerson statue, William Ormiston's reaction to federation, planned re-union of Hodgins, Nelles, and Ormiston, Nelles re: letter to editor of Mail from Ormiston concerning federation, Hodgins turns down request from W.R. Riddell for French and German mathematics books, university question debated in newspapers

Johnson (Victoria College's agent) describes collection of money for endowment fund, preparing editorials respecting his mission to be placed in local newspapers, describes futile efforts in Bowmanville, mentions Rice's wish to discontinue his services, details his work of past year in order to counter Samuel Rose's criticisms, Johnson suggests procedure for dealing with overdue notes-problem had arisen when Rose insisted that notes be held by him rather than by Johnson, Johnson's opinion of Rose's business abilities, opinion of ministers towards canvass for funds, one subscriber who is taxidermist pays debt in birds for college museum, Johnson re: auditing of accounts, his leg injury, Johnson gives account of past five years' work, Johnson describes audit of his work, attitude of Methodists toward college education, progress of collection in Brockville slowed by rivalry with Stanstead College, $10,000 to be left to endowment fund by Sheriff Patrick of Brockville, Johnson critical of coarseness and stinginess of Brampton Circuit, complains about handling of notes, hard to collect funds during commercial depression, Johnson objects to article in Acta Victoriana which is critical of endowment fund, suggests possibility of mission to England in order to raise funds

Maclaren suggests scheme for grand Methodist University with affiliated colleges, discusses possibility of making Victoria a theological college and Victoria's move to Toronto, Nelles asks for meeting with Maclaren, Judge Rose and Dr. Sutherland re: alternatives to federation (suggests only options are federation or independent university at Hamilton, Nelles forwards copy of federation scheme to Maclaren and asks his opinion, discusses proposed plan for affiliation of all Toronto theological schools, Nelles favours federation as long as government meets money question fairly, feels federation not acceptable unless at least some of Victoria's conditions of January 9,1885 are met, Nelles outlines state of negotiations to Maclaren, defines what federation meant to him and importance of Board keeping a united front, letter written by Nelles from England discussing his opposition to federation now that other colleges have pulled out, blames Dewart for being too eager to accept government terms and for relying on Howland's promise of aid, Nelles and Sutherland agree that move to Toronto as independent university not feasible at moment, Nelles prefers small town atmosphere for college, insists that Victoria must be allowed to purchase land at any time at present value, critical of Dewart's willingness to side with government, discussed dissension following General Conference's decision, Dewart and Griffin accusing those who ask for certain conditions to protect Victoria of being disloyal, Sutherland should not become publicly involved as there is still bitter feeling against him due to Church Union, endowment to McMaster, Dewart spreading stories that Nelles speaks unfavourably of federation, objects to amendment to subscription notice allowing people to indicate preference for federation or independence

Martindale (classmate of Nelles at Wesleyan University) asks for story of Nelles' life, discusses reading material, asks Nelles to go to Germany with him, brings Nelles up to date on other classmates, re-union of "The Mystics"

Confusion over J.H.Kerr's subscription to Victoria, payment of John Macdonald's note in bank stock, dispute between Rose and Rev. Richard Jones over handling of college funds, Rose feels Jones is incompetent, college's debt increasing, question re: payment of professors, Rose discusses estimated income and expenditures for 1880-81, Rose's progress on collecting subscriptions for the endowment fund, funding for the Ryerson Chair, both Rose and Nelles ill, debentures from Macdonald and Briggs, slow progress of subscriptions for both endowment fund and Ryerson Chair

Lectures by Ryerson at Victoria, application by University of Toronto Senate to government for L25,000 to establish provincial library and museum, Senate's discussion of course of study for B.A., Ryerson's efforts to secure more funding for Victoria, grant of L750 to Victoria, dispute among masters at Upper Canada College, Ryerson sides with Nelles in disagreement with S.D. Rice (Moral and Domestic Governor of Victoria), Ryerson criticizes Rice's idea of locating college in rural area, attacks on Ryerson's letters, state of Ryerson's health, Ryerson's response to Nelles' criticism of series of letters written by Ryerson to defend himself against George Brown's attacks, discussion of provincial university, Ryerson writing series of editorials in Christian Guardian on university and college questions (asks Nelles to bring college records), praises Nelles' letters to Globe and Christian Guardian, critical of "Another Daniel"

iscussion of Senate business, report of government committee on university question (Dr. Leitch's views on question), Ryerson's inability to attend college Board meeting due to cold, report of Dr. Stinson's ill health, Ryerson urges Nelles to attend Senate meetings in order to ensure James Patton's re-election as vice-chancellor, Ryerson sees Patton as champion of university reform, submission of Grammar School Amendment and Separate School Bills, Ryerson's views on question of university funding, Ryerson has sent advice to Patton and Nelles on how to proceed on university question, Ryerson plans to write true account of Senate proceedings in Christian Guardian, Globe, and Leader, discusses attacks on Patton, Ryerson cannot attend sessions of Conference at Quebec due to lack of money, feels that he should withdraw from active involvement in Victoria due both to lack of results and to strain on his health, sends memorial on Victoria College and the university to Nelles in Quebec, Ryerson cannot attend meeting of Victoria Senate due to vacation plans, Ryerson feels obligation to Victoria is at an end, refuses invitation to convocation-feels he can no longer speak in public, declines invitation to convocation due to strained finances, expresses Sir John A. Macdonald's opinion of MacDougall, Ryerson re: his article on "Protestant Liturgies"

Letter from Mrs. [John] Wilson offering her sympathy following death of S.S. Nelles, letter from son, Fred, re: family and financial matters

Letters re: contributions toward marble bust of Dr. Nelles

Includes draft of letter sent out by Bain and Burwash requesting aid in collecting contributions

Mostly letters addressed to Gullen in response to his enquiries about Nelles' family history, letter to Margaret Ray (librarian of Victoria University in charge of archival material) including printed copy of Nelles' family history, copies of abstracts of title for land sale by William Nelles (father of S.S. Nelles)

Bulk of correspondence addressed to Fred C. Gullen, includes family tree, copy of letter written in 1844 by Nelles' mother to his brother William Waggoner Nelles, several letters to Margaret Ray

Notes Made by Frederick Cecil Gullen re: Nelles FamilyMiscellaneous notes, annotated family trees, rough sketch map of Mount Pleasant c.1854 with a notation of Nelles' birthplace, typescript of Nelles' family history by Jean H. Waldie

Wesleyan University, Mount Pleasant, Newburgh, Port Hope, Toronto.Contains quotations, musings, small essays, daily plans, rules of conduct, character sketches, and a description of 1847 Conference held in Toronto (with remarks about figures such as Dr. Alder and the Ryerson brothers). Touches on wide range of topics (most of which deal in some way with self improvement), also comments on future of Canada, the Conservative party, limitations of creeds, scripture interpretations, analysis of aspects of Wesleyan Methodism-especially an interesting section on holiness.

Contains skeleton of sermon, advice on public speaking and conversation, critical profile of Mr. Gemly's sermon in Port Hope, prayer, self culture, Christian evidence, logic, reading matter (especially Chalmers), remark about Egerton Ryerson. Writing marked by occasional tone of despair - Nelles very aware of his own shortcomings.

Contains a few quotations, some discussion of reading material. Most of journal concerned with self evaluation (state of his soul), with a general air of spiritual conflict. Discussion of state and church, relationship between scripture, reason, and nature, differences between unity and uniformity, tolerance for beliefs of others, good works, religious excitement. One of main themes is his aversion to creeds and suspicion of orthodoxy.

Contains thoughts on a variety of topics such as the Trinity, mysticism, the Reformation, revelations, moderation, the Holy Spirit, atonement, and the dangers of sectarianism. Makes a number of generalizations about human nature.

Contains reflective essays on topics such as Chalmers, good and evil, and revelation.

Contains longer reflective essays on religious and moral topics such as sanctification, the Gospel, salvation, faith, and catholicity.

Detailed account of daily activities, readings and thoughts with good insight into family and college routines. Not as introspective as the early journals,but does have occasional statements of beliefs. Discusses Aylesworth controversy, doctrine of eternal misery, conscience and desire.

Most entries deal with family or college matters. Mentions petition against Professor William Kingston (mathematics and science).

Discusses university question and Morley Punshon's arrival. Shows close relationship with his children.

Also includes notes from talk at Y.M.C.A. Hall, "Excogitatus"

Not as detailed as other journals. Mentions gradualness of revelation, university federation, policy of Toronto Mail.

Gives some indication of Nelles' interests and reaction to reading material.

Contains Nelles' private thoughts on meetings, events, and the administration of Victoria.

Essay. "The Night."

Also contains part of a Missionary Sermon. n.d.

"In the beginning God created the heavens and the earth."

"For What Intent Ye Have Sent For Me."

Appears to be outline of Sermon 118.

"Eternal Life."

"Many-Sidedness and True Emphasis in Religion."

Address to London Conference re: Christianity. June, 1879.Address to Kingston Conference re: Education for the Ministry. June 20, 1879.Address at Educational Meeting. Port Hope. June, 1879.Address to Cobourg Collegiate Institute re: Use of Going to College. December 12, 1879.

Educational Speech. Conference of 1880.Educational Speech. Cobourg Collegiate Institute. December 9, 1881.Notebook of Speeches and Addresses. Educational Speech. Hamilton General Conference. September, 1882.Convocation Address. May 17, 1883.Educational Speech. District Meeting, Campbellford. May 22, 1883.Educational Speech. London Conference, St. Catherines. June, 1883. Peterborough. June, 1883.Address at Sunday School Convention. “The Sunday School as an authorized and fruitful field for the working power of the Church.” Cobourg. October 23, 1883.

Personal Testimony to Value of True Piety. December 2, 1866.Keeping Up the Good Work. January 6, 1867.Holding Fast One's Integrity. March 3, 1867.English Versions of the Bible. October 4, 1868.Bible Lectures. September 12, October 3, October 10, 1869.Sunday Lectures. Progressive Character of Religious Truth. November 26, December 17, 1865."On Our Faults." January 14, 1866.Moral Character of Opinions. November 27, 1866."Essentials and Circumstantials." October 6, 1867.Head vs. Heart. November, 1867."She hath done what she could." December 7, 1867.Dangers of Over-intellectualism. March 8, 1868."There is a spirit in man." April 19, 1868.Familiar Lecture to the Preachers. March 19, April 9, 1866.

"Questions and Prelections on Westcott's Introduction to the Study of the Gospels." August, 1866.Ethical Lectures. 1867-1868.Lectures on Whewell's Elements.1870-1871.

"Questions and Notes on Butler's Analogy" Commenced November 17, 1866. Preparatory to the Class Exercises of the 1866-7 Session.

Lectures on Butler. October, 1867.Lecture on Paul's Life. March 13, 1870.Lecture on Biography of Paul. 1870Lectures on Logic. 1873.Lectures in Ethics. 1876-1877

Hamilton's Metaphysics. October, 1867.Metaphysics. 1869-1870.Psychology. September, 1871.Stewart's Discussion of God and a Future Life. 1872-1873.Ethics. (Wuttke) 1875-1876.

Lectures and Questions on McCosh on Intuitions. n.d.Questions on Whewell's Elements. February, 1868.Questions on Locke. September, 1869.Lectures on Whewell's Elements. September, 1870.

"On Logic." (Whately) n.d.Saturday Lectures to Preachers. (Homiletics) March 7, 1868.Lectures to Candidates for the Ministry. February-April, 1872.Lectures on Homiletics. March-May, 1873.Closing Lecture. April 30,1875.

Lecture on Jouffroy. January, 1871.Lecture on Hamilton. November, 1873.Lectures on Ethics. Lectures on Logic. 1875, 1877, 1878, 1879.Lecture Notes on Whewell's Elements. n.d.

Prelections on Paley's Moral Philosophy. 1871.Lectures in Homiletics. 1875, 1878, 1880.

Reflections on Public Speaking. June, 1847.Sermon Bones. Private Prayer. n.d.Idolatry-Literal and Spiritual. n.d. Forgiveness. n.d.Forgetfulness of Religion. n.d. Salvation by Grace. n.d.Keeping the Sabbath Holy. n.d. Parental Instruction of Children. n.d. Resurrection of the Dead. Port Hope. October 17, 1847.Moral Culture. Port Hope. October 17, 1847. Sermon Preached by R. Jones at Port Hope Quarterly Meeting. October 31, 1847.Piety. n.d.Pleasures of Religion. Port Hope. November 7, 1847.Narration of Joseph. Port Hope. November 14, 1847 Heritage of David. n.d.Holy Ghost. n.d.Whether ye be in the faith. n.d. Exposition of Romans 12. n.d. Epistle to Laodicean Church. n.d.Seek ye the Lord. Port Hope. January, 1848. Parable of Sower. March, 1848. Missionary Sermon. Evils of Idolatry. 1848. Divine Government. n.d.Worldly Conformity. n.d.Temperance Sermon. n.d.On Enoch. Toronto. July 23, 1848.Prosperity to the Church. Toronto. July 30, 1848. Truth. Toronto. August 6, 1848. Faithfulness. Toronto. August 22, 1848. Openmindedness. April 23, 1849. Knowledge of Christ. June 29, 1849. Keeping God's Commandments. n.d. Sabbath School Teaching. n.d. Called to be Saints. September 15, 1849. Notebook. Sermon Bones. Accountability to God. October 24, 1849.God as Source of Light. November, 1849. Depression. November, 1849. Consider the Poor. December 17, 1849.The Word Preached. December 17, 1849.Christmas Sermon. 1849.Remembrance of God in Youth. December 28, 1849. Missionary Sermon. n.d.Thanksgiving Discourse. n.d. Punishment of Sin. n.d. Fall of Man. n.d.Christ Precious to Believers. n.d.Easter Sermon. n.d.The Lord Reigneth. n.d.Missionary Sermon. The Field is the World. n.d.Private Journal. May 25, 1850-September 10, 1863.

Mechanics Institute, Cobourg. April, 1858.College Speech. "Reasons for Sustaining Our College."

Lectures on Hamilton's Metaphysics. n.d. ; Questions on Paley's Theology. July, 1863. ; Lectures in Logic. n.d. ; Essay on Farrar's Free Thought. November, 1869.

Dedication Sermon re: Church Enlargement. St. Catherines. August 10, 1863.Sermon. Good Samaritan. n.d.Sermon. Truly the light is sacred. n.d. Sermon. Worship. n.d.Sermon. In the Beginning. n.d.Sunday School Sermon. Thy Kingdom Come. Cobourg. February, 1865.Tea Meeting Speech on Education. Baltimore. April 6, 1865.Notebook. Dedication Sermon. The Design of the House of God and its Desecration. April, 1865.Sermon. Growth. May 7, 1865.Sermon. In the Beginning. Mount Pleasant. June 18, 1865.Sermon. Fellow Helpers to the Truth. Toronto. January 28, 1866.Missionary Speech. Time as a Condition to Missionary Success. Kingston. February 5, 1866.Sermon. Seek ye first the kingdom. August, 1866.Sermon. Endeavouring to keep the unity of the Spirit in the bond of peace. December 16, 1866.Sermon. Actual and Ideal. August 11, 1867.Sermon. "I, if I be lifted up from the earth, will draw all men unto me." December 29, 1867.

Sermon. "Church Extension." December 24, 1863.Sabbath School Sermon. "All thy children shall be taught of the Lord."

Lecture Questions on Adam Smith's Theory of Moral Sentiments. October, 1865.Questions on Butler's Sermons for Vacation Work. 1866. Notes on Paley. January, 1871.

Baccalaureate Sermon. Emancipation of Thought. April 29, 1866.Educational Address. Hamilton Wesleyan Female College. June 27, 1866.Address. Union of Piety and Refinement. July 5, 1866.Sermon. "Seek first the Kingdom of God."

Scripture Readings. 1866-1867.Summary of Readings on Atonement. October, 1867.Notes on Butler's "Of a Future Life."

Select Sentences from Various Authors. January 26, 1867.Lectures, Questions, Critiques on Ethics. January-March, 1879.

Notes on Stewart's Active Moral Powers. August, 1867.Thoughts and Reflections in Ethical Readings. December 18, 1867.Bible Class on Matthew. Whedon. August, 1868. Notes on Stewart's Outlines. April 17, 1869.Questions on Farrar's Critical History of Free Thought. 1869-1870.Notebook. Lectures in Logic. n.d.Lectures on Paley's Evidences. 1872-1873.

Notes on Jouffroy. n.d.Lectures in Logic. September, 1867.Sermon. "Attractive Powers of the Cross". n.d.

Sermon for Conference. "This is the victory that over-cometh the world."

Notices and Counsels. 1873-1874.Sermon Bones. God Hidden and Found. August 20, 1881. Be Ye Also Enlarged. October 23, 1881. Educational Sermon. St. Thomas. November 27, 1881.Eternal Life. n.d.Leaven. Sherburne Street. March, 1883. Work Out Salvation. August 8, 1883. Whatsoever Things Are True. n.d. God Hideth. n.d.Whatsoever Things Are True. August 24, 1883. Educational Sermon. n.d.First the Blade, then the Ear. July 2, 1884.

Address. "Important Folk." n.d.Convocation Address. May 13, 1885.Educational Address re: Endowment for Victoria College and Federation. 1885.Sermon on Salvation. Richmond Street, Millbrook. 1884. Carlton Street, Toronto. 1885.Sermon. Eternal Life. n.d.Sermon. "Whatsoever things are true." July 16, 1885.Sermon. "Kingdom of God." July 16, 1885.Sermon. "The Way of God More Perfectly." July 17, 1885.Sermon. Gifts of God. September 3, 1885.Sermon. Labours. September 13, 1885.Sermon. "The Church of the Living God." September 14, 1885.Sermon. "Thy Kingdom Come." n.d.Sermon. "A God that hidest thyself." November 29, 1885.Sermon. Able Ministers of the New Testament. n.d.Sermon. Kingdom as Leaven. March 31, 1886.Baccalaureate Sermon. May, 1887.Sermon. Wisdom and Knowledge. Central Methodist. January 23, 1887.Notebook. Educational Sermon. Dominion Church, Ottawa. March 6, 1887.Sermon. Actual and Ideal. July 21, 1887.Sermon. Weapons of Warfare. August, 1887.