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160 THE GAEL. July. 1873.NEWS OF THE HIGHLANDS ANDISLANDS.Balmoral.—<strong>An</strong> elegant mouumeut tothe late liev. Dr. Norman Macleod isIjeing erected in Cratbie Parish Church.It is a stained glass two-light window,and bears an api>ropriate inscription.Her Majesty has returned south to dohonour to the Persian monarch.Plockton. Mr. F. D Macdonell, thewell-known Gaelic bard, is about to emigrateto New Zealand. He carries withhim the best wishes <strong>of</strong> all who knew him.We heartily wish him every success inhis new sjihere.Inverness.—The Gaelic society is tohold its annual meeting this month.(Jluny Macpherson, Esq., is to preside,and from the array <strong>of</strong> talent which hasbeen secured the assembly promises tobe a triumphant success.;Errat.\. —^We regret that by an overlookthe following typographical errorsappeared in Fraoch'.s article on CelticTopography in last month's Gael :—Theword " Orchay " was ommitted in line 27from top, page 123, col. 1st., before theword "Most"; " Aerna" in line 53 shouldhave been "Aerua"; " Helna" in line 55shoidd have been "Helua"; " horsus"line 8, col. 2d, should have been ""hortus";' •A. G. " line 1 1 should have been " A. S. "" frith" line 12 should have been "grith";and " gortain-fuarain", line 15 shouldhave been "gort-nam-fuaran."The Rev. Mr. Cameron's JVotes onGaelic Grammar and Orthographyare in hand, and loillappear in our next number.THE GAEL.Payable in Advance.FOR ALL PARTS OF THE UNITED KINGDOM,Five Shillings and Sixpence per <strong>An</strong>num, including Postage.FOR PLACES ABROAD,A Special Edition <strong>of</strong> "The Gael" is printed on thin paper, to come within thePenny rate <strong>of</strong> Postage to places outside <strong>of</strong> the United Kingdom, but Subscribers wishingto pay the extra Postage, which is Twenty-five Cents, or One Shilling sterling,can have the other quality sent to them instead.Our Subscribers in Canada (where " The Gael" was originally started) had it forthe first year at One Dollar; but as "The Gael" is now nearly Double its OriginalSize, and we have to pay Four, and in some cases Eight times the amovmt <strong>of</strong> Postagerequired in Canada, we have to charge a uniform rate <strong>of</strong> One Dollar and a Quarter,or Five Shillings sterling, and the British Postage (which we have to pay) added, willmake the Terms <strong>of</strong> Subscription to the diflerent places abroad as follows :To Canada, and all parts <strong>of</strong> British North America, the United States, Australia,New Zealand, India, &c.. One Dollar and a Half ($1.50) or Six Shillings sterling perannum ; on Thick Paper, One Dollar and Thrce-Quarters (|1.75), or Seven Shillingssterling.SPECIAL NOTICE TO CORRESPONDENTS.All Communications connected with the Editorial Department <strong>of</strong> "The Gael"should be addressed to the Editor <strong>of</strong> "The (ìael;" and Communications on theGeneral Business, to the l'ul>lishers <strong>of</strong> "The Gael," 34 Hutcheson Street, Glasgow.Letters intended for the Editor or Publishers should not, under any circumstances,be sent to the individual address <strong>of</strong> either employes <strong>of</strong> the <strong>of</strong>fice, or the Publishers,as they are apt to be delayed or miscarried, and perhaj)s lost altogether, in the event<strong>of</strong> the party addressed being absent.—The Office <strong>of</strong> "The Gael," has been removed to No. 84. HUTCHESONSTREET.

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