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Daily Southern Cross, Volume XXIII, Issue 2971, 1 February 1867, Page 8

THE KEBLE MEMORIAL.

Subscriptions for the Proposed College at Oxford, in Memory of the Author of "The Christian Year."

1£ is proposed to give public and permanent expression to the love and reverence entertained for the Author of "The Christian Year," by building and endowing a College or Hall, at Oxford, worthy to take its place among the stately, foundations of ancient days, and to call it by his name. Here young men, whom want of means would otherwise deprive of a University education, may, at a very small cost, be trained as Christian gentlemen, many of , them, it is hoped, as Pastors of the Church he so much loved. The Committee earnestly invite all in the Colonies who have been taught, comforted, and strengthened by this sweet Singer of the Church, to join, in this tribute to bis memory. Names of Committee. (Those marked * are also Trustees.) * His Grace the Archbishop of Canterbury, President. *Earl Nelson *Lord Lyttelton *Earl Beauchamp "Right Hon. Gathornt *Lord Richard Cavendish Hardy,; M.P. *Bishop of Oxford Earl'of Devon *Bishop of Salisbury Sir W. R. Farquhar, Bart. •Bishop of Gloucester Rev. E. B. Ptwey, D.D. *. and Bristol Rev. W. W. Shirley, D.D:*3gK *Sir Roundell Palmer, Rev. Warden of All Souls, -% Q.C., M.P. Oxford *Sir William Heathcote, Rev. Professor Mansel Bart., M.P. Prof . Mountague Bernard *Rt.Hon. Sir John T. J. A. Shaw Stewart, Esq. Coleridge , John G. Talbot, Esq. ' Hon. Treasurer : J. A. Shaw Stewart, Esq., 13, Queen's Gate (W.), London. Hon. Secretary : Henry E. Pellew, Esq., 22, Boltons (S.W.), London. Office : 3, Waterloo Place (S.W.), London.

Clergymen and laymen in any part of the United Kingdom, in the Colonies, or in foreign countries, who are willing to aid in carrying out the objects of the Keble Memorial, are invited to communicate immediately with the Hon. Sec, to arrange plan* for collecting and remitting contributions to the fund. Subscriptions may be spread over five years with* out becoming a claim on the estate in case of death, and should be paid to the credit of the Hon. Treasurer, at any of the following Branches of the Union Bank of Australia, namely, Melbourne, Sydney, Adelaide,' -Brisbane; Hobart Town, Auckland, and Chmtchurch, N.Z. HENRY E. PELLEW, Hon. Sec. 3, Waterloo Place, S.W., London.

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