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FREE CHURCH OF

SCOTLAND

Story Of A Great Secession

(Special Air Mail Service).

London, May 25. It is not quite a century since May 18 witnessed an event of great importance in the history of Scol- 18th tish religion. During the century, in Scotland as in Eng- land, religious enthusiasm was at a low, ebb. A latitudinarian move ment, called by the name of Mo- deratiam was widespread, and no doubt did much to destroy the spirit of Intolerance and to widen the intellectual outlook of the com- munity as a whole.

But mere morality, however ex- cellent, coud not satisfy the Scot- tish longing for dogmatic teaching, and the common people did not share the fashionable contempt for "enthusiasm." Moreover, the Mo- derates

on a depended largely system of private patronage, which took no account of the wishes of the congregation.``

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“A PROUD DAY FOR' THE CLAN"

The King's Message To

Chief Maclean

(Special Air Mail Service)

London, May 25. Members of the Clan Maclean

BOAT'S ANCHORS

ENTANGLED

Unhappy Fix Of Chinese Craft

Shanghai. June 6.

Was

QUESTION OF PATRONAGE The religious Scat felt this as a grievance nearly a century before any steps were taken to remedy it in England, and in 1834 a law

An entanglement between a port was passed by the Church that no minister should be admitted to

anchor chair with the starboard office if he were objected to by à from all parts of Britain and anchor of the ss Ta No. a small. Chinese steamer." caused consider- majority of the male communi- many parts of the world, to the

number of 700, gathered yesterday able delay and some anxious mo- cants of the congregation,

This, of course, was at variancoe at the ancient Maclean strongholdments to passengers and crew off

The of Duart Castle, Isle of Mall, for the Bund yesterday morning. with the law of the land. civil courts upheld, as they were the centenary birthday celebri

Apparently the s.s. Ta No bound to do, the legal rights of the tions of Sir Fitzroy Donald proceeding down river and, with presentees, and the struggle lasted Maclean, Bt., and to pay homage the two balls signs" showing. In- dicating she was going to swing. for nearly ten years, during which to their chief

when Ari iluminated address from the dig so many of the clergy gradually re-

opposite Nanking solved

serve no Clan Association and an old High-Road jetty. that they could

under, än" Establishment land cruisken, better known as, a longer

The port bow anchor was drop- which, as they maintained, denied spirit lamp, was presented to Sirped to help swing her round but au- Fitzroy. A silver cup was also the tide must have been too quick "Christ's sole and supreme

handed over by Commander H. H., for the crew, for the anchor chair: thority as King in His Church."

The leader of the movemerit was Maclean, the nereditary chief of wrapped itself round the Bow of

Ardgour very remarkable man, Dr. the

the the boat and become firmly hook- Chalmers, a preacher whose ser; Macleans.

drawn tears mon had

from the eyes of Canning, when Wilberforce took him to listen, a social re- former who had successfully tack léd pauperism in Glasgow, an en- thusiast whose zear had been res. ponsible for the creation of 200 new parishes and churches in Scotland. At first a warm supporter of the

he had Establishment.

come to feel it a definite hindrance to the efficiency of the Church.

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SILVER MEDALS

For Scott And Black

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(Specht Air Mail Service)

London, May 25. The Royal Aeronautical Society announces that the following will be presented at the reading of the Wubur Wright Memorial Lecture on Thursday, May 30, in the sero- the Science nautical section of Museum, South Kensington, Lon- don.

55 ctu,

$1.35

ties, Mildenhal-Melbourne, Octo ber 20-23, 1934.

Wright and Manly medals (on behalf of the Bociety of Auto- motive Engineers, YSA)-F. M Thomas for his paper read before the B.A.E. on "Engine Cowling and Cooling."

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The Council of the Royal Aero- nautical Society "have made the following awards for the year:--

The Society's silver medals. Majot F. B. Halford for his work on aero engines and C. C. Walker, for his work in connection with the design of civil aircraft.

I medal-Dr. Simms" gold Aitchison for his paper on "Light Alloys for Aeronautical Purposes."

Taylor gold medal--F. Rodwell Banks for his paper on 'Ethyl”

British silver medal for aeronau- tics-Charles W. A Scott and

Buak memorial prize-H. Roxbee "Thomas, Campbell Black for their

achievement leading to advance Cox for his paper on "The Stiff- ment in the sclence of aeronau-ness of Aeroplane Winga" 2

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ed over the starboard how 'anchor. To disentagle the two, the star- board anchor was let down. „ and

Shoals of congratulatory tele- grams were received. One came from dus Majesty the King, whose the boat allowed to drift until message was:

she lay quite close to the fire float "I am delighted to learn that Poo Cht. Meanwhile a number of you are celebrating your hundredth passengers, who wanted to come. Dirthday, and send you heartiest to the Shanghal side of the river, baggage congratulations from the Queen supped their bags and and myself on, thus memorable ocito native craft that came along- casion. There can be few stil side and put ashore

* living who took

The crowd on deck and others part in the Crimean War or who can boast of hastily leaving the boat soon, so long a service as yours, and I caused a small crowd to gather know that this is a proud day for on the Bund to see what was the the clan of which you are the matters. Or the ship, wires were let distinguished chief.-George R.L"

dewip and passed round the ar- board anchor in the hope of lift- ing it away, from the side and thereby cause the release of the chain. But, the two still remain- ec hooked.

Different tactics were then tried. lifted

May 18, 1834, brought matters to head. On that day the Assem- bly met in St. Andrew's Church in Edinburgh. The Royal Commis sioner was prészt, a fact which,

A CLANSMAN FROM GERMANY normal as it was, seemed to em- phasise the question at issue." It

Sir Fitzray MacLean has at least was widely known that some pro- a few clansmen who have

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test was in contemplation, and it Qaelle and but little English, that awrites a correspondent who once

generally expected

small handful of men would follow their fantastic principle to the bit- ter end and resign all the advan- tages of their position.

from Hamburg to Leith turned

met one of them. In the summer The starboard anchor" was of 1829 a young man named Mac-and, ruching out the chain of the Lean who travelled by steamer port anchor, the boat proceeded un stream then drifted back again But public expectation was com- out, to the great surprise of his rapidly. pletely falsified. The Moderator fellow-voyagers, to be no Scots- wimself Jed the revolt.

man, but a German. The young making a formal protest, le "left man, with his pedigree in his the church, followed by Dr. Chal- pocket, was making his first mers and a large troop of followers. visit to Scotland, from which They walked through the streets his paternal ancestors had was then pulled in, the swing sign

After

to another place of meeting, and there constituted themselves into their Free Church of Scotland free, that is, from all connection with the state.

They con numbered in their body 470 minister's, little less than half of the entire body of clergy, and within four years the numbers uad risen to 720, supported by the contribution of a penny a week from each member of their con- gregations.

The result was the port anchor chain slackened and, by quickly lowering the starboard. the chain shook free. The port bow chain

emigrated

Icwered, and the boat proceeded eighteenth

un its way up-river' agati. after century, His great ambition was to visit the chler of the clan, and delay of three-quarters of an hour and the loss of several pas- our correspondent was happy to

setgers. be long enough in touch with him to know that it was fulfilled.

in

the

FRENCH PRESS VIEWS OF BRITAIN

[Special to the "Hong Kong Daily Press" (Copyright).]

FLEET STREET

INTERLUDE

(Special Air Mail Service)

London, May 25.

Are there many capitals, one wonders, where such a street scene could take place as what happen-

DIVISION NOW HEALED The schism thus created has lo recent years been healed, though nearly a century of division must have left its scara behind. It is not for an Englishman to attempt to estimate the gain or lous," nor to decide whether the principle was worth the sacrifice. But in Britain for big everits which are roadway, its tail enlarged, and in. a flurry, It got beneath a Kensal days when material considerations seen looming in the future and in

way trying to educate, Green us, which stopped at once. his own dominate so large a part of life

Parla. "June ¡9. The press prominently features Baldwin's speech although buted to-day in Fleet Street? When few papers so far make any com-

Baldwin ment.

in Echo

traffic was busy a ginger-coloured 15 preparing cat came rushing east in the

it is impossible to refuse admira- the British people, says Pertinax The conductor got out, passengers de Paris, who further got out, the street crowd gathered, tion to those who were ready to sacrifice so much for conscience more, asserts that the premier by and everyone tried to induce the appointing Eden to the post of ginger cat to move. It refused to sake.

"

It is said that Lord Jeffery, when permanent British representative budge. Trafic was stopped rigat at Geneva consciously or uncon- down to Ludgate. Circus-perhaps he heard of the secesston, started

about three up from his chair crying: "Thanksciousty showed that he wishes to to the Bank-for

remain the sole master himself. minutes until someone' reached the |'God for my country! There is not another upon earth where such a deed could have been done!" and his pratse was well deserved.

: Quick!

Minister (at baptism of baby!- "His name, please,"

Mother"Randolph

Morgan | Montgomery Alfred Van Christo

pher McGoof."

Minister (to assistant)" A little more water.*

It would be difficut, says te cat with his has. The cat then Temps, to stress with greater force rushed under two cars and crouch- the British Government's will toed under a motor-van, and trame peace. The paper implores Britain stopped again until the cat was to remain a "united front against dislodged, darted through the east- going traffic at the risk of ove tr Germany",

two of Its lives, reached Fetter Lane, and hopped round into by-court.

The stronger Britain is the better she will be able to fulfi

obligations in collective her security, declares the paper adding that the same however is also holding true to France. Transocean Kuo Min

The bus-drivers and motor- drivers wiped the sweat from their brows, and this Imperial city resumed its affairs