Sir Arthur Shipley called atte tion to China's Wigh death ra quoting from the "World's Health," showed her urgent need for trained medical men, "Taking into account the size of the Pund, he was con-vineed that its best use would for educational and medical pur-
Dr. R. Pi Scott (King's) thought a good omen that the frat mectat an English University to consider to what purposes the remitted £400,000 a year for 28 years should be devoted—a question now before Pasliament—should be held in the College, and under the portrait of Milton," who, at the close of our Civil War, had in memorable words urged that effort was as necessary It was fitting too that the gathering: should be presided over by a master of lucid and witty exposition, who, many subjects had illumined what dark, and whose main study was felicitously summed up in a single word "Life," the title of one of the latest of his enjoyable hooks.
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