Wembley has made an international appeal, and so has the famous wee kirk: in Grown Court, London. The Exhibition has demonstrated ths potency of a popular attraction, and the little Scottish Presbyterian, establishment, which boasts the desipmation of the Scottish National Church, has given a proof that the old-fashioned Scottish services, with their sim psalms ness, can still make their tender appeal to Northerners. The Metropolis for months has been crowded to suffocation with curious Imperialists, and it isan interesting and: encouraging little foot-note to the story of the great invasion tha: every service saw Crown Court's pews full. to overflowing. "One realized," says an official report, "with great thankfulness that Crown Court had proved a veritable haven of peace, fragrant with the atmosphere of home, to scores of strangers in a strange land during these weeks, amd that it was a n lege th minister to them."
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