The Henson Journals

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Saturday, December 20th, 1913.

Balfour was down to prayers, in which he joined with evident devoutness. After breakfast I took him across to the Castle, where the philosophers were to hold their meeting: then I presided at a Chapter meeting, which filled the time until lunch. Tucker & Nickson came to lunch. Arthur talked very interestingly. I accompanied him to the station, &, as the train was late, had some talk with him.

I attended meeting of the Sherburn Trustees. Mr Assistant–Commissioner Kaye attended, and we had a long discussion of the suggested re–arrangements of the Charity. We insisted on the two main points (α) the retention of the clerical Head: (β) the retention of the in–between.

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Copies of "The Notes of my Ministry" sent to the following:

1.	Abp. Of Canterbury	26.	Sir Henry Graham
2.	Dean “ “	27.	Capt. Butler
3.	Bp. of Dover	28.	Mr Balfour
4.	Archdeacon Spooner	29.	“ Asquith
5.	Canon Moore	30.	Simon
6.	Bp. of Winchester	31.	The Warden
7.	“ “ Southampton	32.	Sir J. Kennaway
8.	Dean of Winchester	33.	Sir E. Clarke
9.	Archdeacon Fearon	34.	Bp. of S. David's
10.	“ Robinson	35.	“ “ Llandaff
11.	Canon Vaughan	36.	“ “ Hereford
12.	Headmaster of Winr	37.	Dean of Ch. Ch.
13.	Dean of Westminster	38.	Master of Balliol
14.	Canon Pearce	39.	W.W. Jackson
15.	Bp. Boyd Carpenter	40.	Bp. Welldon
16.	Dr Gow	41.	Bp. of Manchester
17.	Radcliffe	42.	Warden of New College
18.	Sir H. Craik	43.	Dean of Wells
19.	Abp. Of York	44.	Canon Rawnsley
20.	Bp. of Durham	45.	Curzon
21.	“ “ Ripon	46.	Master of the Temple
22.	“ “ Carlisle	47.	Mitford Mitchell
23.	“ “ Chester	48.	McAdam Muir
24.	Dean of S. Paul's	49.	Balfour of Burleigh
25.	The Speaker	50.	Lady Londonderry

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