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158 LOCAL INSTITUTIONS.
NEWSPAPER.
" Kilmarnock Standard," published on Saturdays, by Mr. Thomas
Stevenson, 6 Portland street.
PLACES OF WORSHIP.
ESTABLISHED CHURCH.
3Iinisters.
Low Church — 1st charge, Rev. James B. Hamilton.
,, 2nd charge, Rev. Alex. Webster.
High Church, Rev. James Aitken.
St. Andrew's Church, Rev. Thomas Martin.
St. Marnock's Church, Rev. John Thomson.
FREE CHURCH.
Free High Church, Rev. Ivie M. Maclachlan.
Free St. Andrew's Church, Rev. William Leitch.
Free Henderson Church, Rev. David Landsborough.
UNITED PRESBYTERIAN.
King Street Church, Rev. Alexander Brown.
Portland Road Church, Rev. George F. James.
Prince's Street Church, Rev. James L. Murray.
Holm Mission Church, Rev. James Banks.
REFORMED PRESBYTERIAN.
Mill Lane Church, Rev. Thomas Ramage.
EVANGELICAL UNION.
Winton Place Church, Rev. William Bathgate.
Clerk's Lane Church, Rev, Robert Hislop.
ORIGINAL SECEDERS.
Fowlds Street, Rev. Robert Morton.
BAPTIST. '
Fowlds Street, Rev. E. J. Stobo.
CHRISTIAN BRETHREN.
Nelson Street School, J. Stewart and others.
EPISCOPALIAN.
Trinity Church, Portland Road, Rev. A. G. Creighton, Incumbent.
ROMAN CATHOLIC.
St. Joseph's, Hill Street, Rev. Donald Carmichael, C. C.