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Home » Publications » Free Presbyterian Magazine » 1913 » January 1913 » Church Notes

Church Notes

Communions.

—Inverness, fourth Sabbath of January. Dingwall, first Sabbath of February.

Death of Mr. James Macleod, Elder, Reasay.

—We simply notice this month with regret the death of this worthy office-bearer, which took place at Portree, Skye, on the 4th December. A fuller sketch is expected in a future issue.

Correction.

—In Synod Report, published last month, and under “Competent Business,” the subject of the supply of Breasclete, Lewis, was noticed. The name “Achmore” was inserted in a place where “Breasclete” should have been.

A New Work by Mr. Michael J. F. McCarthy.

— We learn that a new and extensive work on Ireland will shortly appear from this well-known Protestant writer. It will consist of two volumes on the subject of “The Irish Revolution.” The first volume, dealing with “The Murdering Time from the Land League to the First Home Rule Bill,” is expected soon to be ready. We may be sure that Mr. McCarthy’s work will shed much interesting light on Ireland’s painful history.

Acknowledgments.

—Mr. Angus Clunas, Treasurer, 35 Ardconnel Terrace, Inverness, begs to acknowledge, with thanks, the following donations:—For Sustentation Fund—20/ from “Anon” (Golspie P.O.); 20/ from “Anon” (Applecross P.O.); 10/ from Mr. Alex. Macpherson, Strontian; 5/ from “A Friend” (Drumlug P.O.); 20/ from Mr. Alex. MacVicar, Vancouver, per Rev. N. Cameron; 10/ each from A. Mackenzie, J. Macleod, F. Macdonald, J. Macleod, and J. Mackenzie, Inverasdale; 12/ from D. Maclellan, 5/ J. Mackenzie, and 3/ H. Urquhart, Inverasdale; 5/ “A True Friend” (Strontian P.O.). 5/ “Anon” (Ardrihaig P.O.) per Rev. J. R. Mackay, for Mr. Radasi’s Mission. £2 1/1 (10 dollars) “Friends,” Newton, Ontario, Canada, for Rev. J. B. Radasi’s Church Building Fund. 8/ from “Anon” (Daviot P.O.) for Inverness Church Building Fund, and 8/ for Dingwall Manse Building Fund. Rev. Neil Cameron acknowledges, with thanks, 10/ from “Two Lady Friends” for Bembesi Building Fund; £1 from “Friend,” Skye, for Kaffir Bibles, and £1 from same for St. Jude’s Building Fund; £1 from “Friend,” Glasgow, for Bembesi Building Fund, and £1 donation, otherwise. Rev. Neil Macintyre, Stornoway, acknowledges, with thanks, 15 dollars, per Mr. Hugh Mackenzie, from Kincardine, Ontario. Mr. A. Clunas, General Treasurer, also acknowledges, with thanks, the following from Messrs. R. & J. Mackenzie, 12 Cove, Poolewe—5/- for Sustentation Fund, 1/- for Foreign Missions, and 1/- for Organisation Fund. The Treasurer of the Dingwall Congregation acknowledges with thanks per Rev. D. Macfarlane, £1 for Manse Building Fund from “Magazine Reader,” Detroit, U.S.A. (through Rev. Neil Macintyre, Stornoway). Mr. Norman Mackinnon, Treasurer to congregation at Tarbert, Harris, acknowledges with thanks, per Rev. D. N. Macleod, £3, collected by “J. M.” Inverness, 10/ from “A. M. I.” and £1 from “Magazine Reader,” Detroit, U.S.A.; also, per Mr. D. Bethune, 10/ from “J. M. D.” Gairloch.

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