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interesting, as it was the first time ho occupied his father's pulpit. In his sermon ho recalled the past and its good things, but recognised that fredh light breaks out for each new age and need, and that it must be welcomed. It was in that spirit that he viewed the union movement. The interest aroused by the moderator's visit to Ullapool found expression in the crowded congregation that completely filled the parish church for the united evening service. The two choirs were united, and the songs of Sion were sung with hopefulness and heartiness. ROBERT FERGUSON. The Hon. James ('raigio, of Timani, New Zealand, has made Edinburgh grateful to him and blush for itself. As no memorial exists to Robert Ferguson in Scotland, save the stone raised by Burns, Mr Craigie., an admirer of the laureate of Auld Reekie, has sent to the Burns Federation a gift of £IOO to start a fund for the erection of a memorial to the poet. Mr Craigie Tegards it as a reproach to Edinburgh that, while money is lavishly spent on The entertainment and laudation of visi tors, whose name is completely swallowed in oblivion in half a generation, the city has not dealt justly with the poet whom Burns described as "tho elder brother" of his imiso. To Robert Ferguson, morp than to any other pre-Burns writer, we are indebted for the revival and continued uso of "braid Scots." Burns owed much to

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