Salt Lake Tribune | 1914-01-18 | Page 14 | Pulpit Appeals to Men with [Illegible]

PULPIT APPEALS iflp MEN WITH if Ordaining of New P&bB tor Recalls Career iB? Many Notables. 9j Special Cable to Tho TrlbuneB RY'DE. Isle of Wight, Jan. new poor-parson, William -Bfe Brown de Montmorency, Mountmorres, who has just bB dained and appointed to a cjK All Saint 6 church here, claiouiMP from the famous Dukes do MoK ci, one of tho oldost and nobljB lies in France, who played a glK in tho affairs of that countryjW pany with the Bourgoynes, tb'H the iMontpensicrs nnd other 'aH bios in and about the pcrlodK Lord Mouutmorrcs, who is WKf has spent an active and notyK csting life in various parts mW world. Ho has tried his htuuHL most everything from a salesiBj Loudon county councilor. He )mwk ten much for the HnrmswoitK cato of nowspnpors, both of foK of i'act. It is said that kU'-M nover would accept an actatEj but would borrow a couple ci'HE pounds at a timo from his cfcE thon take it out in articles, ay. sociology one of the principajHy of his pen, specialized m chemP was a good platform speaker. 'JmW years he ioincd Sir Alfred 3H his tropical modioino school &1H pool and distinguished himseMg yachting cruise off Morocco VHP ing a crew of French poachers B fury of the local chiefs. But Mountmorres is not tho ojfl. that has adopted tho "cloth'm. profession. Porhaps tho nioatjMf guishod of all the modern peorjr was Lord Plunket, late arcbbMti Dublin. Anothor, the ttev. LtK linm Cecil, brothor of tho Inte-K of Salisbury, has boon a T9fjmmk Tpswich for the last twenty-fifP The Rov. Constantino Phipps,'B of Normandy, was for sixtccap canon of St. George's chapel, Wm and the fathor of Lord CurzoaK les"ton, tho JLiirl of Scarsdale, lK in holy orders for over half aK Anothor distinguished near clfiiK Rev. Francis Byug, the EarlMr ford. Besides actual pccr-parw peers have shown a fonanessjB cupymg puipits as lay prcacha haps the most notable of tnejeMi late Lord Badstock, whose evangelical career has quito IjB. pcarod in the papers. Lord 9Mm a great football enthusiast, mw heiu forth in irany pulpits. tWm Earl Nelson frequently preaML ing a long lifo of religions Sfe whilo Lord Tankersvillo is tM known in America to need mention hero. Lord Halifax taut leader of the Anglican' tho English church and fc'flK of the fact that tho aged f&H hold deacon's orders. contH him as long ago as 1S66. "ijM Normandy worked for nionyB an ordinary clergyman in of Manchester aud drow tarfK cations bv his persuasive jB Pernaps the most oloquont mmE parson-poors was Lord StrsB attracted large crowds to mWM Konsington in tho sevcntiesJB