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483.
explorer Soloue was a founder noobor. The Committoo
included more t oPs.
than the Z. "iy. W. C. - Bryce, Banning,
J. E. Elite, T. T. Reid and 1i. 1. ilcon and a3. co more
Church Of EnCland supporters, - the deans of Durham,
Lincoln and Winchenter and the Bishop of Hereford.
Frodorick Uiarriaon was a ces bor, also Herbert £poncor
and 11.14. Piaec in hrum.
")
There was voce over2. apg ing
with tho S. T. W. C., . Rocking und Clifford the Baptist
loadör, worn members of both. The members of both
orgnnisationo co-operated in meetings, Hocking, Clark,
Frederick Harrison and Channing were all present at a
norm-privato meeting at Fc1ix tonchollon studio in
Chelsea on 22nd rebru ry where a roeolution urging
immediate pence was discussed; an amendment ntnting that
peace must be honourable to both sides, novod by a
cler an, found no cupportoro and his remarks warn
greeted with disapprobation.
(2).
The majority of local hrznchoe were atfiltnted to the
, jfi, WiC,
j which rrobablr received wider publicity via
nr nrninst ter, - Como were affiliated to both ortanin tiono.
1ý +rýr nr, tent Wnr, 19th January 1}00.
iý ibid, 2nd. M rbh 1900.