The Newtown bee., 1895-08-30

who owned Garnston Castle, Hereford shire, and who afterwards took the name of Peploe. He entered Pembroke col lege, Cambridge. lie soon became the champion jumper and swimmer of the university. When jumping one day. he fell, and was so badly hurt that he lay lonfhis back frs ttFses wears, except on two occasions, when, contrary to all ad- vice, he went into jumping contest and aswimrfiing and la idiging contest, con and I1l, oarrieatoff All ,the the prizes. He took his de- gree with only six weeks reading and not long aftef9, while skating in Dresden, he felliana was laid laid up again again for 10 months. He was ordained to the curacy of Webb- ly, his native place, which he held three years. He was vicar of Kings Pyon from 1866 to l876, when he, became vicar of StPaul's church. Onslow Square, Lon don, church seating 2000 people. Here he has since remained. The church is the largest supporter of missions and of mission work of any in England. Il; gives annually .ei0,0oo or p$5o,oo0.i He has "a commanding presence and stands full six feet in height, with 3 keen, piercing eye, deep. set. Il HeawearsI side whiskersf and eye glasses attached to a chain His hair
 is slightly tinged with grey. He is robed
 in clerical dress with white tie. He is not portly, but we'll proportioned. His voice is loud and clear and full Three
 thousand listened to his 1soul-stirrine words, on the last Sunday of the conven
 tion. lie belongs to..the tAngIiean ehdrch the Church of England, and to the evan. gelical wing of it, or the broad church. | HE IS A BONANERGES, 1iand speaks alone ealletf of 6 6d and arm
 edmithl the divine pan oply. He right, l divides the word of truth, and does no ! lhesitate to feed his hearers with the ur I vanished truth and the strong meat o the word. By the side of Prebendar Webb-Peploe we will place in the begu ' gEopR Rssyl A tAAndrewY1 wY1rMh Mhurry, of Yelling I ton, South Africa. At home heS is Tel , 1 in great lreputes. s9is writingsshave bee
 extensively read in this, country. A tor l of deep spirituality pervades them. H has been three times TnodeFator of th t South Affieah4 Dnteh Synod lRefor ne
 Dutch. ! .itTWentY-two years ago | , founded the Wellington 'Huguenot' Sem
 nary for young ladiesi qHe. was ipeite . tnidoit it, after reading the life of Maj Lion, who founded Mount Holyoke Ser mary, She Of the first IladieY schoolsa { this country. Mir Murry is is not1 phy . ically strong, but he is at his best me # tally and Spiritually He speaks as O. d inspired of God. tsHis father was soot /, I and his mother Dutch and both Jrac
 combine in him. He is a shorter ID 7 Ethan Pebendafy 9WebbfP Pepaoe,q wears 'e full beardh His hair, is black and thin hin. 'l top of the head. He uses eye glasses d '9 wears white neck tie, With straight B
 T gle bteasteaseIeriealy coat. # He,g wripk r l his brow when speaking. His utterar
 ' is impassioned. He Jesticulates more 1e less and Is adcnstohiea toopen sand st e his eyes frequently when speakil
 These two men have been the draus I horses of the conference, speaking eve 2 day at the same service, MT Murry m l ing the closing address.i Theythavets ;, the star speakers and they we'll desel
 it. Along with then we think it is T, fitting to place
 VI ..-~ DIR W. J. -ERDMAN