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CASTLE OF EDINBURGH SURRENDERED 337
Sunday, 26.—In Murryonside church1 on hos. 6, 3 ; and 1689.
lectured on ye same chaptar.
I first took possession of both these churches aftar our late
revolutions.
Sunday, June <M.—Att Dalmenny church on 2 cor. 5, 15 ; june.
lectured on 1 pet. 2.
Sunday, 2th.—Att Murrinside Kirke, on hos. 6, 3 ; lectured
on the same chaptar, and baptised a child.
Twesday, Wth.—Baptised two children in the Queensferry
church, and marryed on couple of persons there, and another
couple at Dundass that same day.
Thursday, Vith.—Was the castle of Edenr surrendered by
Duke Gordon to King William, having stood out from the
beginning of the King’s reign till then.
Sunday, \Qth.—At falkirke on Isay. 66, 2 ; lectured on
heb. 4.
Twesday, 18.—On ditto, and marryed thrie couple of persons.
Thursday, 20.—Marryed another couple at Dundass.
Sunday, 23.—Preached in ye aftamoon at Currie church on
Isay 66, 2.
Thursday, 27.—At Dalmenny on heb. 4, 9; and baptised a
child.
Sunday, 30.—Att falkirke on Isay 66, 2; and lectured on
the same.
Sunday, July 7.—Att Dundass to my Lady 2 being sicke, July,
preached on heb. 4, 9.
Monday, 8th.—Att murrinside on heb. 4, 9 ; baptised 2
child., and marryed two.
Thursday, Wth.—Att Dalmenny on mat. 3, 8 ; and baptised
a child.
1 The church of Muiravonside had at this time quite recently become vacant
through the desertion of Andrew Ure or Urie, the Episcopal incumbent, who had
been settled there since 1667. He had made himself particularly obnoxious to
the Presbyterians in the district, having been the means of the death of Peter
Gillies, a ‘waulker’ or fuller in 1685.—Scott’s Fasti ; Wodrow’s Hist., vol. iv.
p. 245.
2 Lady Christian Leslie, the daughter of the renowned General Alexander
Leslie, the first Earl of Leven. She was the widow of Walter Dundas, the
nineteenth laird of Dundas.—Burke’s Landed Gentry. Her death in December
1689 is referred to in this Diary, p. 340.
Y
Sunday, 26.—In Murryonside church1 on hos. 6, 3 ; and 1689.
lectured on ye same chaptar.
I first took possession of both these churches aftar our late
revolutions.
Sunday, June <M.—Att Dalmenny church on 2 cor. 5, 15 ; june.
lectured on 1 pet. 2.
Sunday, 2th.—Att Murrinside Kirke, on hos. 6, 3 ; lectured
on the same chaptar, and baptised a child.
Twesday, Wth.—Baptised two children in the Queensferry
church, and marryed on couple of persons there, and another
couple at Dundass that same day.
Thursday, Vith.—Was the castle of Edenr surrendered by
Duke Gordon to King William, having stood out from the
beginning of the King’s reign till then.
Sunday, \Qth.—At falkirke on Isay. 66, 2 ; lectured on
heb. 4.
Twesday, 18.—On ditto, and marryed thrie couple of persons.
Thursday, 20.—Marryed another couple at Dundass.
Sunday, 23.—Preached in ye aftamoon at Currie church on
Isay 66, 2.
Thursday, 27.—At Dalmenny on heb. 4, 9; and baptised a
child.
Sunday, 30.—Att falkirke on Isay 66, 2; and lectured on
the same.
Sunday, July 7.—Att Dundass to my Lady 2 being sicke, July,
preached on heb. 4, 9.
Monday, 8th.—Att murrinside on heb. 4, 9 ; baptised 2
child., and marryed two.
Thursday, Wth.—Att Dalmenny on mat. 3, 8 ; and baptised
a child.
1 The church of Muiravonside had at this time quite recently become vacant
through the desertion of Andrew Ure or Urie, the Episcopal incumbent, who had
been settled there since 1667. He had made himself particularly obnoxious to
the Presbyterians in the district, having been the means of the death of Peter
Gillies, a ‘waulker’ or fuller in 1685.—Scott’s Fasti ; Wodrow’s Hist., vol. iv.
p. 245.
2 Lady Christian Leslie, the daughter of the renowned General Alexander
Leslie, the first Earl of Leven. She was the widow of Walter Dundas, the
nineteenth laird of Dundas.—Burke’s Landed Gentry. Her death in December
1689 is referred to in this Diary, p. 340.
Y
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