New-York tribune., 1908-11-23
pRLuATE OF ENGLAND
H;tfu Presbyterian Diuinc,s 80"
Created archbishop Of Tork.

---,-ss,. rqas i- ttc Erent t-eod COMPANY
-.1-,esr Alexandra new perpetual eaapaln' - -
So a -, the nezi,- appointed Archbishop OF olS ,S
7 r,-i-na+e or FnsIand is The to-ty-foHr ea' '@
bachelor son Of cne of the uosi eminent anu -
zsr7fs-3es % tho Presbyterian ChuTeh NJ
Moderator q the church of Scotland aao - -,
se-: of the Council of Reformed oFresos - a.
s-as.rrhes hss en- several OCCASIONS ISL ,,
r--i-sd Srstes Old Dr. Lang Who "as 1ii0i
z-7 r-pcinsi % the University ef AneFoe'i. va
--ss- fsvc-ite ~ Queen Victoria aho " egieH'
- - rss--,o-al especially during the latter
---r of her reign while his son me NV -AIoh
-. ,f vo-t stands equally high in the good
r-z-es Of King Edward ard queen Ae1ahor@- II
- -ps-kS indeed. 70 this that He has received 'he
,-r-5erfsl promotion from ne sunrssan olshopric
:, e.-,s, one ~ the poorer districts OF. London.
- . S-3-e,I OF about :6"eo d year. % the PTi-
,~a~r ~ England with its salary - $4,000 year
,-5 IS grand old palace ~ RishopSthorpe- beauti-
---7, furnishes and provided with al sorts Of ad-
=sntaErs-
III. A-rhhfsior of York has place and precedence
.r.- al dukes and peers g minor rank who not
---ncss q the blood roysI and OF al great officers
7- state sud other dignitaries Of the realm save
re ord High Chancellor ~ England who In turn
d. compelled So WELD the pass 70 the Archbishop OF
-s--ereury. TIE latter is Prinate af "AIl" Eng
sn6 The Archbishop of York takes precedence
- the P--e Minister. and IS entitled 10 crown the
Queen ro-sc-t He = the metropolitan Of the
-tofe r The northern portion Of England. has his
-pthed-a1 church in The ancient Minister OF York
zhtch ST. Waiter Scott described The most
s1slsr and nozzle Of temples and is the latest
- long lire 2s archhishops who have reigned
--e-e ecclesiasticaly without interruption ever
ss,ce Esbert. who received conservation and the
y n - from Pope Gregory III
Ter more than hundred wears previously York
hs6 been governed by 4 bishop. end in the irnpos-
'-E list q prelares who have held diocesan sway
what Is called the northern province are sew
e-sl saints. such as St. Tifred. St chad St. John
- Beverley. Ct Oswald and 81. William OF York,
Tho was murdered by means Of poisoned chaiice;
Richard Scrope. who executed for high treason
'7 1as: GeoTr>y Piautasenet. the son of King
Henry II Cardinal WoIsey ana Lancelot Black
ourne. OF whom 3; used 10 he reported. and was
generally believed THAT before being ordained he
hsd achieved wealth and fame as = buecanser,
tnat Is 70 ss- pirate, of the Spanish Main
Bshopthorpe rhe ofaciai residence OF the Arch
bishops OF York. is = beautiful country seat on
the banks of the Ouse. some miles OUT from York
7 Is more than manor house. for the immense
dining hail with SIS lofty ceiling. * stately apart
rent vorths in every respect Of a palace Bishop
-ho-oe bEi: by Arch bishop Walter de Grey in
ne thirteenth century. end conveyed u the
Cear znd Chapter Of the Minister Of York by
-rds stu in existence bearing the date Of I24l. the
6esd - gift being conditional that the Dean and
rhsptsr should grant the and estates 70
each successive Archbishop of York on the annual
rs 7rlsrt Of % marks.
Hitherto pr- Cosno Lang. Bishop % stepney.
rss canon CT the Cathedral Of 81 Paul,
curfe5 one q The small houses devoted TO the
-l@-r- and o-1ciss OF -. PauIs Cathedral in that
euee- oI6 hit OF the city OF London known
k1e7 Corner He was. with Lord CurZon Of
Esd les7oH ard Sir Edward Grey az Oxford mem
eT- ct that brilliant crowd which was then assem-
- - Bahol. and devoted himself football quite
much his Ftudies-
o. leaving college he studied law. with the in
rsH-l-1 C oevotinE himself practice at the bar
So - political career. passed all the exsrsina-
tors with ease. but tne % the dsv when he
vas - receive his call as having fulfilled all the
reesi-snenrs, tel-grsPled 10 remove his name from
rre list Of successful candidates. stating that he
80 determined 70 enTer molly orders. Il that
Hhlie rssding for TIE bar he had become inter
es;sd IN slum work in jhe east o. London. espe-
rsllv r connection with the university settlement
k-oTn Is Oxford House, In Berhnsl Green What
= t1sre I'D him 70 determine devote the
-snlslnde- - his existence 10 the Church. which
- di6 zith such vigoT ard success that ne found
himself ee7 GJe6. - the o. Thfr;ySevea. TO the
Episcopste - succeed as SIIrasan Bishop Of
Stepney and ss Canon CT 81 Paul-s Cathedral d.. +
lngrzhsu- rhe Istters promotion 10 be Bishop