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Ministers^
United Secession Church.
North Albion Street,
Wellington Street,
Duke Street,
Canapbell Street,
Regent Place,
Laurieston,
Melville Street,
Port- Eglin ton,
Partick,
Campbell Street,
RenfieM Street,
J. Dick, D. D. Professor of Divinity.
J. Mitchell, D.D. Prof, of Bib. Lit.
Robert Muter and Walter Duncan.
Wm. Kidston, D. D. and Wm. Brash.
. H. Heugh, D.D.
James Smith.
. A. O. Beattie.
John Johnston.
John Skinner.
Original Burghers.
A. Turnbull.
Mich. Willis,
Relief.
John Barr,
Robert Brodie.
William Anderson,
William Thomson.
Gavin Struthers.
John Edwards.
Alex. Harvie.
James C. Ewing.
Reformed Presbyterians.
Great Hamilton Street, D. Armstrong.
Independent.
G. Ewing, D.D.
R. Wardlaw, D.D.
Baptist.
Wm. Sheriff.
Episcopalian.
. William Routledge.
Mary's, G. Almond.
Wesleyan Methodist.
Dovehill,
Campbell Street,
John Street,
Hutchenstown,
Anderston,
Bridgeton,
Calton,
Partick,
Nile Street,
George Street Chapel,
North Albion Street,
Green Street,
Renfield St., St.
Tradeston,
John Street,
Calton,
Rev. Richard Ryraer.
Rev. John Bedford.
Roman Catholic.
Clyde Street, A. Scott Murdoch and M'Donald, Assistants.
Uyiitarian.
Union Place, . . George Harris.
Friends' Meeting House, No. 3, Portland Street.
Universalist Chapel, Great DovehilL — James Edmunds.