MR. Macdonald was, I believe, a member in the late Rev. D. Macfarlane’s congregation at Tomatin. His mind was well-stored with Scripture which he used to good effect against mere secular or theological learning, which he considered had done much injury to the Church of Christ. On a question day he used great freedom of speech, by which he gave great uneasiness to those who came within range of his philippics, which usually extended for an hour or more. During his latter years he was blind. His children lost a good and faithful father. Mr. Macdonald died about the age of 76.—W. B. N.