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:
H. R.I-I.
the
DuKE
OF CoNNAUGHT, l{.G.
Treasurer:
WILLIAMSON LAMPLOUGH, Esq.
Oha~rrrian
of Oommittee
:
SIR CHARLES
J.
OvVENS,
C.B.
Vice-Ohairmen:
Sir ANDREW WINGATE.
Major-General Sir G. K. ScoTT-MONCRIEFF.
The Vice-Presidents include the Archbishops of
Canterbury, York, and Wal es ; twenty English and
Welsh diocesan bishops; and representative leaders
of the Free ·Churches; together with such dis–
tinguished laymen as the Duke .of Devonshire;
Field-Marshal Earl Haig; Lord Shaw of
Dun~
fermline; Lord Robert Cecil, M.P. ; the Right
Ron. John Hodge, M.P.; the Astronomer Royal;
Sfr Frederic G. Kenyon; Sir Charles Stewart
Addis ; Sir George
A.
Grierson ; Sir Thomas Barlow
aud Sir Michael E. Sadler.
The Honorary Foreign Members include the
Archbisbop of Upsala; the Archbishop of Finland;
Bishop Nicola.i
V
elimirovié, of Ochrida, Serbia; the
Orthodox Patriarch of Constantinople; the Greek.
Archbishop of Syria; and the Armenian Patriarch
in Constantinople.
The Society was formed in 1804, solely 'to en–
courage the wider circulation of the Holy Scriptures
without note or comment '. It is a
partne~·ship
of
Christian people, belonging to many different con1-
munions, who unite to provide every inan who can
read with God's message to him, in bis mother
tongue.
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