The Archive · 1933

VOLUNTEERS

in the Light Horse: juardees"

Jos some think, took a very active part in the. revival. "The moving int was a young" College ma Charles 'Danvers, Whitty, who was fchom of hr. Duncan's' at Clifton College sri ite very" carly days When Mr, Duncan left Home for China in 1876, 'Whitty was. study-ug" for the Church, but evidently tid not fancy its for' one day, wher faking with Me. B. H, Gore-Booth (Young Gory"), Mir. Duncan hapened t0 mention ihe old. chum and fas surprised to. hear he was ShangchalTe-was then found that he gave up the idea "of entering the "Church" and enlisted "in. his finder Lancet regiment. His uncle Tet him have a run in the new life trid' then bought him eat, "Whitty then came ter Shanghai under' the wing of Mir: Stripling, an old An rohan friend of hie father. at that feot the. ilongk Police, and. secured. position Ww Major 1. R. Andrews, 31.6, 1

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