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Ministers^
St. George's,
Barony,
Gorbals,
. John Smyth, D. D.
C John Burns, D. D.
I Wm. Black, Assist, and Successor.
James M'Lean, D. D.
Chapels of Ease.
John M'Leod and Archibald Nisbet.
John M'Laurin.
Matthew Graham.
Robert Clark.
Joseph Sommerville.
Peter Napier.
Kenneth M'Kenzie.
Adam Gunn.
John Thomson.
Bi'ovvn.
United Secession Church.
North Albion Street, - J. Dick, D. D. Professor of Divinity.
- J. Mitchell, D. D. Prof, of Bib. Lit.
Robert Muter and Walter Duncan.
William Kidston and William Brash. ^
H. Heugh.
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.
R. Wardlaw, D. D.
Baptist.
Wm. Sheriff.
Episcopal Chapel.
William Routledge.
Mary's, G. Almond.
Albion Street,
Ingram Street, (Gaelic)
Calton,
Duke Street, (Gaelic)
St. John's Chapel,
St. George's-in-the-fields;
Gorbals, (Gaelic)
Hope Street,
Shettleston,
Anderston,
Wellington Street
Duke Street,
Campbell Street,
Regent Place,
Laurieston,
Melville Street,
Port-Eglinton,
Partick,
Campbell Street,
Renfield Street,
Dovehill,
Campbell Street,
John Street,
Hutchesontown,
Anderston,
Bridgeton,
Calton,
Partick,
Nile Street,
George Street Chapel,
North Albion Street,
Green Street,
Renfield St., St.