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STIRLING — STREET DIRECTORY.
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PLACES OF WORSHIP.
Free Churches,
1st, East Church, Mar Place,
Estabished Churches, { 2d, West do,, Mar Place,
3d, North do., Murray PL,
( North, Murray Place,
\ South, Spittal Square,
(Erskine Church, St John St.,
Do., Do.
Viewfield Place,
Episcopal Church (Barnton Place), . .
Eeformed Presbyterian Church (Craigs),
Baptist Chapel (Murray Place),
Wesley an Methodist Chapel (Queen Street),
Independent Chapel (Murray Place),
Roman Catholic Chapel (Irvine Place),
Rev. Geo. Alexander.
Wm. Findlay.
Wm. Wilson.
Alex. Beith, D.D.
Alex. Leitch, A.M.
( John Steedman.
( John T. Gowanlock.
James Gilfillan.
R. Henderson, A.M.
Wm. Binnie, A.M.
James Culross, A.M.
J. Cuthbertson.
James Ross.
Paul M'Lauchlan, priest.
SACRAMENTAL FAST DAYS.
Thursday before third Sunday of June, and first Sunday of December.
STIRLING YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION,
(Established in 1858.)
The object of the Association is the spiritual, mental, and social improvement of
young men. Its management is entrusted to an Honorary Fresident (at present the
Provost of the Burgh), a Fresident, Treasurer, Secretary, Corresponding Secretary, and a
Board of five Directors. The members hold a devotional meeting in the High
School every Sabbath morning ; also, a week-day meeting, in the same place, every
alternate Thursday evening, at which an essay is read by one of their number in
rotation, and general business transacted.
There is a Library, consisting of upwards of 700 volumes, to which the members
have free access.
On the recommendation of one or more of the members, any young man may be
admitted into the Association, 'from the age of 16 and upwards.
29
PLACES OF WORSHIP.
Free Churches,
1st, East Church, Mar Place,
Estabished Churches, { 2d, West do,, Mar Place,
3d, North do., Murray PL,
( North, Murray Place,
\ South, Spittal Square,
(Erskine Church, St John St.,
Do., Do.
Viewfield Place,
Episcopal Church (Barnton Place), . .
Eeformed Presbyterian Church (Craigs),
Baptist Chapel (Murray Place),
Wesley an Methodist Chapel (Queen Street),
Independent Chapel (Murray Place),
Roman Catholic Chapel (Irvine Place),
Rev. Geo. Alexander.
Wm. Findlay.
Wm. Wilson.
Alex. Beith, D.D.
Alex. Leitch, A.M.
( John Steedman.
( John T. Gowanlock.
James Gilfillan.
R. Henderson, A.M.
Wm. Binnie, A.M.
James Culross, A.M.
J. Cuthbertson.
James Ross.
Paul M'Lauchlan, priest.
SACRAMENTAL FAST DAYS.
Thursday before third Sunday of June, and first Sunday of December.
STIRLING YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION,
(Established in 1858.)
The object of the Association is the spiritual, mental, and social improvement of
young men. Its management is entrusted to an Honorary Fresident (at present the
Provost of the Burgh), a Fresident, Treasurer, Secretary, Corresponding Secretary, and a
Board of five Directors. The members hold a devotional meeting in the High
School every Sabbath morning ; also, a week-day meeting, in the same place, every
alternate Thursday evening, at which an essay is read by one of their number in
rotation, and general business transacted.
There is a Library, consisting of upwards of 700 volumes, to which the members
have free access.
On the recommendation of one or more of the members, any young man may be
admitted into the Association, 'from the age of 16 and upwards.
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| Description | Directories of individual Scottish towns and their suburbs. |
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| Description | Around 700 Scottish directories published annually by the Post Office or private publishers between 1773 and 1911. Most of Scotland covered, with a focus on Edinburgh, Glasgow, Dundee and Aberdeen. Most volumes include a general directory (A-Z by surname), street directory (A-Z by street) and trade directory (A-Z by trade). |
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