Frederic Barker (17 March 1808 – 6 April 1882) was the second Anglican bishop of Sydney. Barker was born at Baslow, Derbyshire, England, fifth son of...

English-Greek Frederic Barker. He also served as a middleman for negotiations to sell the Achilleion. After Elisabeth's death, Barker continued to stay...

Heights, as the site for this school. The name Barker College was chosen in memory of Frederic Barker, the second Bishop of Sydney whom Plume had met...

Frederick Barker may refer to: Frederic Barker (1808–1882), bishop of Sydney Frederick Eustace Barker (1838–1915), Canadian lawyer, judge and politician...

also Primate of Australia since 1847; died in office. 2 1854 1882 Frederic Barker Also ex officio Primate of Australia; died in office 3 1884 1889 Alfred...

section that plays in the Notts and Derby Border Youth Cricket League. Frederic Barker (1808–1882) was born here and was vicar before being Bishop of Sydney...

Church Church of England Diocese Sydney In office 1884–1889 Predecessor Frederic Barker Successor Saumarez Smith Other post(s) Primate of Australia (ex officio)...

Australasia. 1849 1854 William Broughton, Bishop of Sydney 1854 1882 Frederic Barker, Bishop of Sydney First Primate of Australia ex officio as Bishop of...

and is buried in Canterbury Cathedral. The second Bishop of Sydney, Frederic Barker, consecrated the completed building on St Andrew's Day, 30 November...

Australia (complete list)– William Broughton, Primate (1847–1853) Frederic Barker, Primate (1854–1853) Alfred Barry, Primate (1884–1889) Saumarez Smith...

when Jane Barker, wife of Frederic Barker, second Archbishop of Sydney, decided to establish a school for the daughters of the clergy. Barker and her husband...

1420–1489), Chancellor of the Exchequer to Henry VI and Edward IV Frederic Barker (1808–1882), Anglican Bishop of Sydney, attended The King's School...

Ireland'. Moore died in 1840, but the vision was realised when Bishop Frederic Barker opened Moore College on 1 March 1856 in Moore's former home in Liverpool...

until his death. He several times acted as commissary for bishops Frederic Barker and Alfred Barry during their absences in England. In 1896 he was chosen...

Broughton supported the Tractarian views of Allwood, but his successor, Frederic Barker, who became bishop in 1855, was strongly Evangelical. The division...

in 1860, and married Mary Stiles in the same year. In 1864, Bishop Frederic Barker ordained Garnsey priest. He became curate to his father-in-law and...

priest (died 1866) 3: Richard of Chichester, bishop (died 1253) 6: Frederic Barker, bishop of Sydney (died 1882) 8: Georgiana Molloy, church leader and...

In 1882 he was chosen by the Australian bishops to succeed the late Frederic Barker as Bishop of Sydney and Metropolitan of Australia, but he declined...

Ross at a cost of £336. The new church was finally consecrated by Frederic Barker, the Bishop of Sydney on 30 October 1861. The contract to build the...

residence. During 1873-74 the Anglican Bishop of Sydney, the Rt Reverend Frederic Barker used it as his summer residence. In 1874-75 H. E. Southey used the...

and consecrated on 30 November 1868 by Broughton's successor, Bishop Frederic Barker. Joseph Kinsela writes, "Such is Blacket's grasp of English Late Gothic...

severed his connection with them. He appealed for support from Frederic Richard Lees. Barker was a founding member of the United Kingdom Alliance (UKA) and...

consecration service was conducted on the evening 15 June 1860 by Frederic Barker, the Bishop of Sydney, and Augustus Short, the Bishop of Adelaide,...

Church of England's national leadership. Bishops William Broughton, Frederic Barker, and Archbishops Saumarez Smith, John Wright and Howard Mowll all demonstrated...

the consecration of the burial site was followed by an address by Frederic Barker, the Bishop of Sydney. Sir James Martin delivered a lengthy oration...

consecrated on 19 August 1845. After 29 years, as the Bishop of Sydney Frederic Barker put it "the population of Sydney had invaded these sylvan shades",...

diocesan, Bishop Frederic Barker (Bishop of Sydney, 1854-1882). The most significant dispute with Christ Church occurred in 1868 when Barker ordered the removal...

spoke in favour of denominational schools and was asked by Bishop Frederic Barker to stand for parliament in 1874. The same year Stuart was elected a...

the evangelical Bishop Frederic Barker in 1855. To an extent he became an opposition figure. Jane Barker, the wife of Bishop Barker, first met Walsh in 1855...

Brigade of the 23rd (Americal) Division (organized as part of Task Force Barker). Some of the women were gang-raped and their bodies mutilated, and some...