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MINISTERS OF GLASGOW AND SUBURBS.
Glasgow or St. Mungo's,
College, _ - _
Tron, (St. Mary's,)
St. David's,
St. Andrew's,
St. Enoch's,
St. George's,
St. John's, - -
St. James's,
St. Paul's,
Albion, - _ .
St. Columba, (Gaelic,)
Duke Street, (Gaelic,)
St. Thomas's,
St. George's in-the-fields, -
St. Ann's, - .:.
Bridgegate, - -
St. Peter's, - -
Barony, - -
Middle Calton,
Anderston,
Hope Street, (Gselic,)
Maryhill, -
St. Mark's, (Anderston,) -
St. Stephen's,
Milton, (Port-Dundas,)
Bridgeton,
St. Luke's, (West Calton,)
Gorbals,
Kirkfield, (Gorbals,)
Shettleston,
Partick,
Principal Macfarlan, D. D.
C John Lockhart, D. D.
\ James Gibson, Assistant.
Robert Buchanan.
John Gordon Lorimer.
Nathaniel Paterson.
James Henderson.
John Smyth, D. D.
Thomas Brown, D. D.
John Muir, D. D.
John Forbes.
Archibald Nisbet.
Norman M'Leod, D. D.
Lewis Rose.
Joseph Somerville.
Peter Napier.
Alexander Gibson.
Daniel Cameron.
William Dun.
f John Burns, D. D.
\ William Black, D. D.
Matthew Graham.
Charles John Brown.
Hector M'Niel.
Robert M'Nair Wilson.
Walter M'Gilvray.
Andrew King.
John Duncan.
Alexander Turner.
Jonathan R. Anderson.
John Thomson.
Paisley.
North Albion Street,
Wellington Street,
Duke Street,
Campbell Street,
Regent Place,
Laurieston,
Melville Street,
Port-Eglinton,
Partick,
Campbell Street,
Renfield Street,
Dowhill, -
Campbell Street,
United Secession Church.
David King.
J. Mitchell, D. D. Prof, of Bib. Lit.
Robert Muter, D. D.
Wm. Kidston, D. D. & W. Brash.
H. Heugh, D. D.
James Smith. •.'
A. O. Beattie, M. D.
John Johnstone.
John Skinner.
Original Burghers.
Peter Currie.
Michael Willis.
Relief.
( John Barr.
\ Wm. Lindsay, Assist. & Successor.
Robert Brodie.