WE regret to record the death of another of our ministers, the Reverend Donald Graham, Shieldaig. Mr Graham had been ailing for some time, and the end was not unexpected. He bore his trouble with Christian resignation. For many months he was away from this world, his mind being taken up much with his Saviour. To his medical attendant, Dr Johnston, Torridon, who did for him all that human skill could do, he remarked after a temporary rally from a turn of exhaustion—”Perhaps I may live for a little time yet, and if not, ‘For me to live is Christ and to die is gain.’ I have had that for over fifty years.” A fuller notice will appear (D.V.) later on. We extend to his sorrowing widow and family our sincere sympathy, and pray that they may realise in their hour of sorrow that the Lord is the stay of the widow and the orphan’s help. We would seek also to extend our sympathy to all the mourning relatives, and to the now pastorless charges to which he ministered.