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APPENDIX.
AUGUSTINE ESTABLISHED CHURCH— Belville Street.
Minister — Rev. Charles Christie, M.A., 43 Regent Street ;
Precentor — John Elder ; Treasurer — Robert Patrick, 33 Regent Street ;
Clerk to Managers and Elders — Andrew Sillars, 27 Belville Street ;
Treasurer to Endowment Fund — John Macfarlane, 31 Roxburgh Street;
Church Officer — Robert Jones, 12 East William Street (at Church).
Services on Sabbath at 1 1 a.m. and 2. 15 p.m. ; monthly, during
winter, 6.30 p.m.
Sabbath School meets in the Hall of Church at 5. 30. John Byers,
16 St. Lawrence Street, Superintendent.
ST. PAUL'S CHURCH— Newark Street.
Minister — Rev. Thomas Francis Johnstone, M.A. ; Chairman of
Managers and Treasurer — Colin S. Caird ; Secretary — William M'Clure,
jun. , Mansionhouse, I Ardgowan Square ; Organist and Choir-master —
W. F. Hoeck ; Church Officer — James Duthie, 14 Robertson Street.
Service on Sunday at n a.m. and 7 p.m. ; Sunday School at 2.30
p.m. A. J. Paton, 38 Eldon Street, Secretary and Treasurer.
FREE CHURCH MINISTERS AND
CHURCHES.
FREE CHURCH PRESBYTERY OF GREENOCK.
Meets usually
on the last Wednesday of every
alternate month in
the Presbytery Hall, Free St Thomas' Church, at 1 1 a.m.
Places.
Ministers.
Ordina-
tions.
Cumbrae
. Alexander Walker, M.A. .
. 1856
( R. R. Caldwell.
. j R. M. Stewart, M. A.
( (Colleague and Successor)
. • • 1845
Erskine
. 1890
Fairlie
. Wm. S. Fleck, M.A.
• • • 1875
Gourock
. David Purves, M.A. .
. l88l
Greenock —
Middle .
Matthew P. Johnstone
. 1869
West
. Hugh Macmillan, D.D., LL.D
• • • 1859
St. Andrew's
Vacant ....
Martyrs' .
Andrew Symington .
'. '. 1864
Gaelic
. John Campbell .
. 1885
Mount Park
Alexander D. Grant .
. . . 1883
( William Laughton, D. D .
■ 1839
St. Thomas'
. < Wm. Lewis Robertson, M.A.
( (Colleague and Successor)
. 1888
Wellpark .
. Matthew Reid, B.D.
• • • 1873
Crawfurdsburn
. R. C. Strang, M.A. .
. 1882
Free North
. David Boyd
. 1864
Inverkip
James Bannerman, M.A. .
. 1885
Kilmalcolm .
Thomas Gregory, M.A.
. 1884
Largs .
. Charles Watson, D. D.
. 1848
Port-Glasgow —
Hamilton
. William Bell, M.A. .
. 1863
Newark .
Alexander Baird
. 1869
West
. John N. Russell, B.A.
. 1868
Matthew Reid,
3.D., Wellpark Manse, Greenock,
Presbytery Clerk.

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