has been cynically observed that the population of London is mainly composed of members of Scottish associations. There is some shade of justification for the quip, as there are over 70 distinct societies of exiles in the Metropolis, and more are being formed yearly to appease the shame instinct, of Scots, who feel friendless in this bulging city of friends. The Highlanders here are a case in point. For years, according to the Gaelic Society of London, there has been a crying need for facilities for social intercourse among London Highlanders, and steps have now been initiated for supplying that need. A Highlanders' Club has been formed by the Gaelic Society, and premises secured adjoining the Marylebone Presbyterian Church.
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