 He was also a contributor to "The Supposed Sacrament of Penance", "A Course of Sermons" (1838); and "On the Rise of the Errors of the Church of Rome, A Course of Sermons" (1840).Due to his height and his abstinence from alcohol, the term 'Bishop Barker' was jocularly applied to the tallest beer glass available in late-19th-century Sydney hotels.The Sydney North Shore private school, Barker College (Founded 1890), was named in honour of Barker by founder Rev.