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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. THURSDAY, AUGUST 17, 1933,

DEPUTY. LIEUTENANT| Hon. J. U. G. R. Colborne-Vivian.

OF DEVONSHIRE

DEATH OF LORD SEATON

London, August 16.

DR.

WALTER LOCK,

Noted English Scholar

And Theologist..

London, August 10.

FLOOD MENACE

-MISSIONARIES TELL

OF DISASTER

Peking, Aug. 16. Announcement is made of the Catholic Mennonite mission The death is announced of Lord |

dontli of one of the foremost uries at Tsaochowfu, Shantung/ Seaton, 3rd. Baron, of Buckland English scholars. Dr. Walter in telegraphie reports to the Chin- Abboy, Yelverton, Devon. Lord Lock, whoso numerous publien-joso Inland Famine Relief Com- Seaton was deputy Lieutenant of tions on theological matters haye misalon at Peking, state that n Devon.-Our Own Correspondent, boon a centre of Interest during break occurred in a Yellow River the Inst fifty years-Our Own dyke in that area and that in Lord Senon, who was born in Correspondeul,

consequence Tungning and Tsao- 1854, was the son of the 2nd

Dr. Lock was in his 87th year. chowfu were inundated.

An aren fifty miles long He received his education at

and Baron and Charlotte, daughter Dorchester

Grammar School, twenty miles wide has been flood- and co-heir of the last Lord Marlborough Collego and Corpused, resulting in the completo des- Downes. He succeeded his father Christi College, Oxford.

truction of all crops with the ex- to the title in 1888. He married') He was Hertford Scholar. in ception of the tall kaoling.

The reports further state it as Elizabeth Beatrice, daughter of 1867; Craven Scholar in 1870; the late Sir Francis G. A. Fuller-Fellow of Magdalen College. In the belief of the observers that Eliott-Drake, 2nd. Bt. of Nutwell 1809: Moderator from 1875-76: the floods in West Shantung will Court and Buckland Abbey, Devon, Proctor from 1882-83; examiner grow worse.-Reuter.

CHANGE OF COURSE? In 1887, and adopted the additional in the Honour School of Theology.

Nanking. Aug. 16.- names of Ellott-Drake in 1917 by from 1886-87; and examiner in

the Fallowing reports that Royal Licence under the will of Theological Tripos, Cambridge, Sir F. F. Ellott-Drake.

1807-98. A year later he became Yellow River may change its Select Prencher at Oxford (1889-course, causing tremendous loss of Educated at Winchester, Lord 90) and at Cambridge in 1991. property. The Yellow River Con- Seaton was appointed a Captain From 1869-70 he was nasistant servancy Commission, acting on of the Royal 1st. Devon Yeomanry.to the Professor of Humanity at instructions, from the National Go- He joined the staff of the General St. Andrew's, Tutor at Keble vernment, has sent, an official to Commanding the Aldershot Dis-College 1870-80, and examining Honan to supervise emergency mea- trict in 1900, was appointed chaplain to the Bishop of Lich-sures.

Major in the Army in 1916 and fleld 1881-91, and to the Arch- Reports from Hsuchow state was given command of a Remount bishop of York 1881-1908. From that public bodies there are taking Squadron. He served at Lemnos 1880-1997 he was Sub-Warden of precautions against the Yellow and Alexandrin from February to Keble College,, being appointed|River_reverting to its old course. October, 1915 and held the ap-Warden in 1897. This latter post A Tsinan message states that the pointment of Camp Commandant he held until 1920. From 1895- Grand Canal In north-west Shna- at Alexandria for five montha.1919 he was, Dean Ireland's Pro-tung has registered a record high He was on the Embarkation Staff fossor of the Exogenia of Holy level and is still rising.-Router. at Salonica from 1915-16 and was Scripture and from 1896 to 1919 |

awarded the 1914-15 Star, two he was a Member of the Heh-and Marlborough. He was no- medals and a Belgian medal. domodal Counefl. From 1912 for pointed Emeritus Professor in He resigned his commission in seven years he was Hon. Canon 1928. 1917 and was granted the honor of Christchurch, Professor of Dr. Lock married. Jane Cecil, ary rank of Major with the Silver Divinity, Oxford, 1919-27; Hon. oldest daughter of the Rev. C. H. Bodge.

Fellow of Magdalen College and Campion, of West Meston, Sunsex, Corpus Christi College, and also and leaves one. son and four Lord Seaton's heir is 31nior Hon. Member of Keble College, daughters.

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