BISHOP OF LONDON AT GUILDHALL.

Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1651, 18 January 1913, Page 9

BISHOP OF LONDON AT GUILDHALL.

A WARNING AS TO PRESENTIMENTS, ad . ■ ." "■'•■ -.When the Bishop of. London, rose- to.de-:.. liver thel'fiJHiSfataoHs' of'fflfflSasCTdr: dresses to'citrTnon-MTthe GuildUairbn" December 3 applause . broke out. Ho stopped this at onco with a wave of tho hand. ."Your -presence;in.such vast-nuni-tors 'is'enough- welcome': for mo "i'ha said;-' "I" come tb-talk no .pretty clerical talk about a delusion. I conic as a man to men to sso if we can help each'other." In tho" course of his address, Dr. Ingram .said Jio was certain; of the" knowledge of jtho' higher world because of tlie people lie had 'known' who had lived in it, with .their, heads above tho mists... His three great spiritual masters wore Bishop Wilkinson, Bishop King/and Canon Body. At. pjford once. Bishop (then Canon) King had; told him not to'h.ito•'■presentiments.' about- anything.'" "I had a presentiment,": he' eaid, "that 'I 'should' die at, tho, ago of twentysix. At that. age. sure '.enough, :*.. wascurate.' of a. parish.. in • which - -small-pos broke out, l and -I-had.to liurraHho patients and bUrv.'thoih.. I was certain jiiy : hourhad. come. 'But:hero I,nui,'., added Dr., King,' "and -I' advise'' you to -. follow. tho > doctor wherever 'he'goes, and, never, ;bo : afraid' of infection." Dr. Ingram urged ' that 'disorder and the lack of fellowship* were responsible for much present-day unrest. The dav would .certainly come, however, when all those misunderstandings' about, church and chapel would vanish, and all sects would be. united.into one glorious Church. '