has oe Peace for Middle: lent of the League of Nations Union, and Honorary President the An; Hellenic League, Athens, at the ai 79 years.
After finishing Dublin Univer ty b; of a Doc!
r of Medicine, he India as a medical missionary a year. however. he invalided and returned to England.
In 1910, he was created Knight. In he contested the Brighton in From 1891 till and from 1930, he edited the Review of the Churches, In 1823, the deceased convened the Murren Conferences Bi Clergy and Nonconformists on El; 13 of the Lambeth Report In 1925, Sir Henry L ish Treasurer of the Universal Conference of Life and Work at Stockholm. and British Chairman of the World Conference of Faith and Order at Lausanne in 1927.
Proceeding through Canada, New Zealand and Australia on a world tour in support of the League of Nations Union, the late Sir Henry Lunn lectured on the American Conational Convention of the 1926 o ilgrave Institu-held lectures Universi Pr and their relation gue of Nations. The Phi pa Society appoint him it Honorary Member Among Sir Henry Dunn's numerous "The 7), end "A U Dictator n Front" (1938).—Reuter
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