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TURNBULL’S DIARY
1688. Sunday, 28.—Preached att Dundass on John 4, 24 ; lec¬
tured on Jam. 1 ; and baptised a child.
novr. Sunday, Novr. 4>tk.—Preached at Dundass on jude 20 ; and
lectured on James 1 ; and baptised 3 children.
Sunday, Wth.—Preached at Dundass on jude 20; and lec¬
tured on James 2 ; and baptised two children.
Fryday, 16.—Preached at Dundass on phil. 1, 27 ; and
baptised 3 children.
Sunday, 18.—Preached at Dundass on jude 20; and lec¬
tured on Jam. 2, 16.
Sunday, 25.—Aftarnoon, preached at Edenr for Mr. hamil-
ton,1 on jude 21.
Twesday, 27.—Preached at Dundass on phil. 1, 27 ; bap¬
tised two children, and married two persons.
Wedensday, 28.—Upon a supplicai°n psented from the parish
of Dalmeany to the presbitry of Linlithgaw, the presbitry inter¬
posed there desire, and I grented to exercise my ministry
among them for some time till mattars were further settled.2
Fryday, 30.—Marryed two persons in my own chamber in ye
Queensferry.
dee1. Sunday, deer. 2d.—Preached at Dundass on jude 21 ; and
lectured on James 2, lattar part.
Thursday, 6.—Preached at Dundass on phil. 1,27 ; and bap¬
tised a child.
Sunday, 9.—Preached at Dundass on jude 21 ; and lectured
on James 3, beginning; and baptised a child.
Thursday, 13.—Preached at Dundass on phil. 1, 27; and
baptised two children.
Sunday, 16.—Preached at Dundass on jude 21 ; and lectured
on James 3, end ; and baptised a child.
1 Alexander Hamilton, M.A., son of the laird of Houshill (or of Claud Hamil¬
ton of Little Earnock, according to Anderson), graduated at Glasgow in 1649 :
ordained minister of Dalmeny by the Protesters in 1656. Deprived in 1662, but
indulged by the Privy Council in 1669. So many persons went from Edinburgh to
hear him, that he was removed by the Bishop to Dalserf in the Presbytery of
Hamilton in 1677. Called to Edinburgh in 1687 after the toleration, he at first
occupied a meeting house there, and resigning the charge of Dalmeny (to which
he had been restored in April), in August 1690, he was settled in the New or
High Church in December that same year, and died in December 1696, aged about
seventy.—Scott’s Fasti. 2 See Introduction, p. 302.
TURNBULL’S DIARY
1688. Sunday, 28.—Preached att Dundass on John 4, 24 ; lec¬
tured on Jam. 1 ; and baptised a child.
novr. Sunday, Novr. 4>tk.—Preached at Dundass on jude 20 ; and
lectured on James 1 ; and baptised 3 children.
Sunday, Wth.—Preached at Dundass on jude 20; and lec¬
tured on James 2 ; and baptised two children.
Fryday, 16.—Preached at Dundass on phil. 1, 27 ; and
baptised 3 children.
Sunday, 18.—Preached at Dundass on jude 20; and lec¬
tured on Jam. 2, 16.
Sunday, 25.—Aftarnoon, preached at Edenr for Mr. hamil-
ton,1 on jude 21.
Twesday, 27.—Preached at Dundass on phil. 1, 27 ; bap¬
tised two children, and married two persons.
Wedensday, 28.—Upon a supplicai°n psented from the parish
of Dalmeany to the presbitry of Linlithgaw, the presbitry inter¬
posed there desire, and I grented to exercise my ministry
among them for some time till mattars were further settled.2
Fryday, 30.—Marryed two persons in my own chamber in ye
Queensferry.
dee1. Sunday, deer. 2d.—Preached at Dundass on jude 21 ; and
lectured on James 2, lattar part.
Thursday, 6.—Preached at Dundass on phil. 1,27 ; and bap¬
tised a child.
Sunday, 9.—Preached at Dundass on jude 21 ; and lectured
on James 3, beginning; and baptised a child.
Thursday, 13.—Preached at Dundass on phil. 1, 27; and
baptised two children.
Sunday, 16.—Preached at Dundass on jude 21 ; and lectured
on James 3, end ; and baptised a child.
1 Alexander Hamilton, M.A., son of the laird of Houshill (or of Claud Hamil¬
ton of Little Earnock, according to Anderson), graduated at Glasgow in 1649 :
ordained minister of Dalmeny by the Protesters in 1656. Deprived in 1662, but
indulged by the Privy Council in 1669. So many persons went from Edinburgh to
hear him, that he was removed by the Bishop to Dalserf in the Presbytery of
Hamilton in 1677. Called to Edinburgh in 1687 after the toleration, he at first
occupied a meeting house there, and resigning the charge of Dalmeny (to which
he had been restored in April), in August 1690, he was settled in the New or
High Church in December that same year, and died in December 1696, aged about
seventy.—Scott’s Fasti. 2 See Introduction, p. 302.
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