Use of Roman Rite in Latin

While speaking with the Superior of the Priestly Fraternity of Saint Martin yesterday, I asked him if he know of anyone in Australia who had adopted the Latin Rite complete pre-1960s. He said that he had not heard of anyone. As I re-read Fr Colin Holden’s book on St. Peter’s Eastern Hill last night, I stumbled across this passage:

In Australia, Bede Frost alone was prepared to cross the rubicon of liturgical texts with the total abandon and use the Roman rite in Latin; but even in the desert fastness of Broken Hill he was subject to Episcopal censure(175)

So I was wonder, who within the wider Anglican Communion (when we could still speak of an Anglican Communion) was prepared to cross the rubicon pre-1960s? I know that a number of religious orders moved to the Roman rite in Latin, most notable among these is the Liturgical Scholar and monk, Dom Gregory Dix, but who else did? And who does it today?

I know that The Rt. Rev'd Barry Eugene Yingling, CSSS at Saint Alban Anglican Church in York, Pennsylvania, offers a 1926 Latin Mass on Saturday evenings. But is there anyone else? Does S. Clement's?