Canterbury Cathedral (Appeal)

( lxiii ) CA.NT ERB UR Y CA.'rHEDRA.L. We have been requested by the Dean of Canterbury to pubfoih the following Appeal. A THIRTEENTH CENTENARY. Trrn year 1897 will conclude a very memorable epoch in the History of the Church of England; for ,June 2, 1897, will be the 'r11mT1mN HUNDREDTH .A.NNIVEitSA.ltY of the baptism of Kinμ; Ethclbert, the first Christian English King, by St. Augustine of Canterbury. Since that day a Christian Church has always stood on the present site of Cante!'bury Catl10