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TURNBULL’S DIARY
Sunday, March 10.—Att Dundass on 2 cor. 5, 15 ; and lec¬
tured on 1 pet. 1, to v. 13; and baptised a child.
Sunday, 17, ditto.—Att Dundass on 2 cor. 5,15 ; lectured on
1 pet. 1, to v. 20; and baptised thrie children.
Sunday, 24, ditto.—At Dundass on ditto, and ditto lecture;
and baptised 2 children.
Sunday, 31, ditto.—Preached at falkirke on psa. 16, 8; lec¬
tured on the same psalme; and baptised two children.
Sunday, Apr. 7.—Att Dundass on 2 cor. 5, 16; lectured on
1 pet. 1 ; and baptised thrie children.
Sunday, Apr. 14.—Att Dundass on 2 cor. 5, 17; lecture
ditto; and bapt. 3 child.
The eleventh of this moneth was William prince of
orange and Mary princess of orange proclaimed King and
Queen of Scotland by order of a convention of estats then
mett.
Apr. 18, Thursday.—Preached at Dalmenny on hos. 6, 3;
and baptised a child.
Sunday, Apr. 21.—Att Dundass on 2 Cor. 5, 17 ; lectured
on 1 pet. 2; and baptised thrie children.
Apr. 25, Thursday.—Preached att Dalmenny on Josh. 24,
19.
Sunday, Apr. 28.—Att falkirke on psa. 16, 8 ; and lectured
on Isay. 65.
Thursday, May 2.—Att Dalmenny, preached on nahum 1,2.
Sunday, ditto 5th.—Att Dundass on 2 cor. 5, 17; lectured
on 1 pet. 2 ; and bapt. a child.
Thursday, 2th ditto.—At Dundass on Ezek. 39, 25 ; it was
a thanksgiving day by appointment of the stats for our de¬
livery under King William from popery and arbitrary powr;
and baptised 3 children.
Sunday, \9,th.—Preached at Dundass on 2 cor. 5, 17 ; lec¬
tured on 1 pet. 2; and baptised a child.
Wedensday, 15.—The comittee of estats upon a petition
from the parish of Dalmenny allowed me to preach in the
church of the sd parish.
Sunday, 19.—Att Dalmenny church on 2 cor. 5, 17; lec¬
tured on 1 pet. 2 ; and baptised seven children.
Thursday, 23.—Place forsd on hos. 6, 3.
TURNBULL’S DIARY
Sunday, March 10.—Att Dundass on 2 cor. 5, 15 ; and lec¬
tured on 1 pet. 1, to v. 13; and baptised a child.
Sunday, 17, ditto.—Att Dundass on 2 cor. 5,15 ; lectured on
1 pet. 1, to v. 20; and baptised thrie children.
Sunday, 24, ditto.—At Dundass on ditto, and ditto lecture;
and baptised 2 children.
Sunday, 31, ditto.—Preached at falkirke on psa. 16, 8; lec¬
tured on the same psalme; and baptised two children.
Sunday, Apr. 7.—Att Dundass on 2 cor. 5, 16; lectured on
1 pet. 1 ; and baptised thrie children.
Sunday, Apr. 14.—Att Dundass on 2 cor. 5, 17; lecture
ditto; and bapt. 3 child.
The eleventh of this moneth was William prince of
orange and Mary princess of orange proclaimed King and
Queen of Scotland by order of a convention of estats then
mett.
Apr. 18, Thursday.—Preached at Dalmenny on hos. 6, 3;
and baptised a child.
Sunday, Apr. 21.—Att Dundass on 2 Cor. 5, 17 ; lectured
on 1 pet. 2; and baptised thrie children.
Apr. 25, Thursday.—Preached att Dalmenny on Josh. 24,
19.
Sunday, Apr. 28.—Att falkirke on psa. 16, 8 ; and lectured
on Isay. 65.
Thursday, May 2.—Att Dalmenny, preached on nahum 1,2.
Sunday, ditto 5th.—Att Dundass on 2 cor. 5, 17; lectured
on 1 pet. 2 ; and bapt. a child.
Thursday, 2th ditto.—At Dundass on Ezek. 39, 25 ; it was
a thanksgiving day by appointment of the stats for our de¬
livery under King William from popery and arbitrary powr;
and baptised 3 children.
Sunday, \9,th.—Preached at Dundass on 2 cor. 5, 17 ; lec¬
tured on 1 pet. 2; and baptised a child.
Wedensday, 15.—The comittee of estats upon a petition
from the parish of Dalmenny allowed me to preach in the
church of the sd parish.
Sunday, 19.—Att Dalmenny church on 2 cor. 5, 17; lec¬
tured on 1 pet. 2 ; and baptised seven children.
Thursday, 23.—Place forsd on hos. 6, 3.
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