Communions.
—Lochgilphead, 2nd Sabbath of April; Greenock, 3rd; St. Jude’s, Glasgow, and Wick, 4th; Kames and Oban, 1st Sabbath of May.
Acknowledgments.
—The Treasurer of the Dingwall Congregation begs to acknowledge, with thanks, the following donations received per the Rev. D. M’Farlane, for Church Building Fund:—Mr. J. Campbell, 65 Rosslyn Hill, Hampstead, London, 5/; Mr. Peter Macleod, Missionary for Free Presbyterian Congregation, Staffin, Skye, £3; Friend, Thurso postmark, £1; Friend, Tomatin postmark, 5/; Friend, Newtonmore, 10/; Friends in Corpach, per Mr. Donald Macmaster, £2 5s. Received per Miss Mackay, 85 High Street, Dingwall:—Mrs. Hay, Aberdeen, £1; Mrs. Fyfe, Aberdeen, 5/; Mrs. Mill, Aberdeen, 2/. Received per Treasurer:—Mr. Peter Stewart, Craigs corrie, Bealy, £1; Friend, Ardineskan, Lochcarron, 10/; Friends, Lochcarron, per Mr. Alex. Mackay, Tailor, £3 1s.; Miss Annabella Urquhart, 127 Sloane Street, Knightsbridge, London, 10/; Mr. John Macdonald, Lionel, Ness, Lewis, £1; Mrs. Sinclair, Tullochgorum, Strathspey, 15/; Friend, near Bealy, £1; Free Presbyterian Friends in Scorraig, Dundonnel, per Mr. John M’Iver, £4 10s.; Dundalk postmark, 5/; Mr. John Morrison, Quidinish, Finsbay, Harris, £2 2s. 5d.; Friends in Daviot, per Mr. A. Cameron, Post Office, Farr, £5; Friend, Strathdearn, £1; Miss Urquhart, Park Lane, London, 10/; Friend, Lochinver, £1.
Acknowledged in February Magazine:—Miss Thomson, Aberdeen, 10/, should be Miss Youngson, Aberdeen.
Rev. Neil Cameron begs to acknowledge, with thanks, £1 from a lady for Kaffir Bibles to Rev. John B. Radasi.
Catechisings by the late Rev. A. Cook.
—We expect to have in next volume interesting notes of catechisings by the late Rev. Archibald Cook, Daviot. These notes possess a unique value, containing many deep thoughts, pithy anecdotes, startling rebukes, and tender encouragements, and are fitted to interest and edify all classes of readers. They have never before been published, and it is doubtful if anything so complete of the kind, belonging to the religious life of the Highlands, has ever appeared in print.
Marriage of Rev. J. B. Radasi.
—We are pleased to intimate that the Rev. J. B. Radasi, Matabeleland, was married in December. Chief Ngege and others were present, and after the ceremony, which was performed by a Bulawayo minister, Mr. Radasi delivered an address to those assembled.