'A Gallant Attempt to Conciliate Further Rises in Telegraph the House of Commons Shares London, Mar. 18
The new Prayer Book measure, the chief change in which is a matter of wording in order to re-Have riy possible misundegstand-Fags, notably as regards the reser ation of, the Sacrament and the Powers of the Episcopate, will be presented to a joint meeting of Convocations by the Archbishops of Canterbury and York on March 28, fo the Church Assembly on April 26 and to. Parliament after that, subject to the approval of the r spective bodies.
The Re, Rev. Bertram Pollock, Bishop of Norwich, in the course of atement issued to-day, declares the new Prayer Book makes a gallant Lut hopeless attempt to con-Ciliate the House of Commons. Without touching on the most seri dus objections, he. states, certain auses. of misapprehension have een. removed. in connection with Prayers for the King, the black Tubric, etc. but the perpetual reervation remains: the wording is Aifferont, but there is no change in London, Mar. 16.
The Stock market was again excited this morning over the wireless and cable fusion, Marconi_ shares fluctuated rapidly between 67/6 and 10/-; Canadian Marconi's were comparatively steady at 28/-, but Es Telegraph stocks recorded a mal rise of 334 points to 1092), "Eastern Extension £10 shares rose by 24 to 19 and Western Telegraph by 22 to 19.—Reuter,
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