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I am somewhat puzzled by the mention of Perth. Do they mean Perth in Scotland? Why would the English parliament be appointing suffragans there? (Note that Newman must have been similarly puzzled: Tracts for the Times number 33 also gives this list but spells the same entry "Pereth", which as far as I can see isn't the name of anywhere.) The Wednesday Island 17:39, 14 August 2006 (UTC)
