Les Églises d'Aberdeen : Historical and Descriptive . r. Woodrow a pris sa retraite de thepastorate d'Union Grove Church, buthe a continué à résider à Aberdeen.Il a été presque constamment ingiving chaire d'alimentation, et a agi d'une6locum de tenons dans Presbyterianchurches plusieurs. La vacance à Union Grove Churchwas pourvus par la nomination de Rev.R. Birch Hoyle, A.T.C., dont le inductiontook lieu le 7 janvier 1908, le ser-vice à l'occasion effectué byRev. J. E. Roberts, B.D., de Manchester, le successeur de M. Alexander Maclaren.M. Hoyle est un ofRegents étudiant Park

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Churches of Aberdeen : Historical and Descriptive . r. Woodrow retired from thepastorate of Union Grove Church, buthe has continued to reside in Aberdeen.He has been almost constantly engaged ingiving pulpit supply, and has acted a6locum tenons in several Presbyterianchurches. The vacancy in Union Grove Churchwas filled by the appointment of Rev.R. Birch Hoyle, A.T.S., whose inductiontook place on 7th January, 1908, the ser-vice on the occasion being conducted byRev. J. E. Roberts, B.D., of Manchester, the successor of Dr. Alexander Maclaren.Mr. Hoyle was a distinguished student ofRegents Park College. London, his suc-cesses including second with honours andprizeman for the A.T.S. degree, the onlyDivinity degree open to students of Non-conformist Colleges until 1902, when Lon-don University conferred the B.D. In1900 Mr. Hoyle was called to be pastorof the church at Sudbury, Suffolk, wherehe soon took a prominent part in publicaffairs, notably in connection with theeducation controversy. His speeches at rxi<) GROVE BAPTIST CHURCH 281. Rev. B. Birch Hoyle. the National Conference on education atNewcastle in 1903 and at the MemorialHall, London, in 1905, brought him intopublic notice, and an address which hegave at the Baptist Union meetings atDerby caused a sensation at the time.But controversial work did not occupyall his time. He visited Wales when therevival movement was at its height, andcarried something of its fervour into hisown church. On his retirement from thepastorate at Sudbury on account of abreakdown in health, he received manymarks of public esteem. For the nextyear he travelled in Italy and NorthAfrica recruiting his strength. Sometimeafter his return he received the call toUnion Grove Church, which, notwith-standing other inducements, he decided toaccept. Mr. Hoyle is a man of virile intellect;and he has expository gifts of no meanorder. Of social, as well as of political, questions he has been a keen student, andas a speaker he is trenchant and vig

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