The sixth lecture by Dr. Gilbert Reid at the International institute was' given on. Sunday afternoon. The subject evoked great enthusiasm. Several missions: were present to in their friendly feelings, and otters of regret were received from Monseigneur Paris, the Rt. Rev. Bishop Graves, and Father Superior Rodot of St. Joseph's, 'The chair was taken by Mr. Lemiére of the Echo dv Chine," who it' an excellent speech expressed the that missionaries, both Roman Catholic and Protestant, were sincerely secking the good of the Chinese and the development of China. The fundament tal principle of Christianity was love of man to tan without regard to country. 'This also appeared in "the: philosophy of the Chinese. 'The peaceful work: of Christian' Missions in-China would now be considered by Dr: Reid.
Dr. Reid in' begining his aldross referred: to the friendly feelings' of the isi asa. body to" the Chitieas, also tothe distinct aid of the Institute, 8s seen in' ite-regulations; which. was' on6
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