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279.
(1) At the meeting of Dockland Deanery, I orwich,
attention wan drawn to'the Supplement und a reoalution
wan passed. The petition wasp also used, It was,
uigned by the 2ondou Lay Workers C. 14.8, Union it wan
reported that "The members had made excellent uce of the
forms of petition isauod by the 1eýco_rd, and oua. hugo
petition ßtrotchod riEht along the table in the Committee
]Room#,; A letter fron Doncaster suggested that local
G. H. S. , eßcrotariea and clergy should circulate it, and the
writer added "fleaßo vend mo a parcel of 250 tocotbor with
a dozen forma of petition to begin with, I propose to cot to
Vork without
delay,, " (4)
But no potitiona
from
Donaoster or fro= the Lay Workers Union$ reached the
Soreign office. In all only twelve copies of the
petition out of a total of 174 resolutions arrived at
the )orcign Office. i of thooo cum* from parishes# and
one fror the inhabitants of Sherbourno douse, Lhincliffe
and flc1z ont, near Durham, cant in by the owner of Sberbourno
Rauaa with one hundred ci aturea
(1) l bid, p8th October 1892.
(2) I1 Lftb ? ove ber 1892,
(3) lbiA$ 18th Yllovc-mbar
169a.
(4)ß, 28th October 1892.
() r ,, O,, rile of rcaclutiona on Uganda from 15th
cctob ri 92 to 2lnt Daccnbcr 1892,
(5)