Communions.—Dingwall, first Sabbath of February; Stornoway, third. Ullapool, first Sabbath of March; Kinlochbervie, fourth.
Mission to the Forces in England.—We have now to state that the Rev. Alexander Mackay, Oban, has returned home from this Mission, and the Rev. Duncan Mackenzie, Gairloch, has taken his place. We trust the labours of the successive deputies will be attended with an abiding blessing. It may also be mentioned that the Rev. Donald M. Macdonald has gone to supply the London Mission in the room of Mr. Angus Fraser, who officiated there for six months. We are glad to learn that the attendances at the services of this Mission are being well maintained.
Free Presbyterian Chaplain in France.—In recent letters, the Rev. Ewen Macqueen, C.F., informs us that he lately met many Highlanders of the Camerons and Black Watch. He was very pleased to see them, and they seemed glad to meet him.
He also states that among the wards he has come in contact with several interesting and cheering cases, but meantime he feels precluded from giving particulars. His address is the Rev. Ewen Macqueen, C.F., No. 22 Casualty Clearing Station, B.E.F., France.
The late Mr. A. Clunas.—We regret that a sketch of the life of the late Mr. A. Clunas, Inverness, by the Rev. J. R. Mackay, M.A., has arrived too late for this issue.