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But the A. G. S. deputation wasp an impreast' e affair
Hutchinson had written to Allen eu goating names for
invitsat ono
(1)
but Alien wbntod to r: i . ninito
olemont ne thin had already been represented in the
deputation.
(2)
the clerical
Supporters off" the A. S. ' i. Ranoheater,
I3irminghan, Edinburgh,, liverpool and Bristol werä asked
to attend, One hundred and twenty people 'ware preoont ist
addition to mombera of the A. S. S, committee. Buxton wuo
the only director of the Conpany'prccont, and he ras also
on the A. S. S com tttoo# the rest included Ash zoad Bartlett
ýl. P. I. Bosworth Smith,
(3)
J, Scott Eoltio,
secretary of the Baptist Ilicnionory : ccioty, ' and a number of
representatives from provincial towns* Arthur Pease
(1) Cü it Hutchinson to Allen, 18th October 1892.
(2) E=# Anon to Archbishop of Canterbury, 29th October 1892.
(3)
. 2oginold Bosworth Smiths 1839-19081' was a oaboolmaater
at Harrow and comothing of an authority on 23oh oduntcn.
üo had taken an Imperial position in the Sudan izmüo in 1885,
(i) 'J. Scott Keltiex, comber of the : O.:,, with a spacial
interest in Africa, author of The Partition of Africa,
(5ý Intl-Slayer ne orters Sotpombor - October 1892.
(4)
the