It is always @ doubtful blessing when an institution expands beyond the limits of its accommodation. Such a distinction has befallen the London Highland Club, which, with 4 membership of 600—and it is still growing—finds itself cramped and restricted to an extent sadly out of keeping with the increasing scope of its activities and the benefits which it has the power to bestow on Northern exiles in London. An appeal has accordingly been launched for £5,000 wherewith to purchase and equip central premises, where Scotland and the Scotish spirit can flourish freely. That the appeal will be successful goes ithout saying, for the auguries are many and happy. The institution seems to flourish under a lucky star, for although only 15 or 16 months old, and "moreover founded by zealots with little influence and no fonds, it has developed into the most virile and helpful organization for young Scots of modest means the whole Metropolis.
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.