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TURNBULLS DIARY
1689. 8th Sunday.—Att Airth on Jonah 3, 10; lectured on
heb. 12; baptised a child.
Sunday, 15th.—Att Dundass upon occasion of the old ladys
death1 lectured on heb. 12; and preached on gen. 2, 7; and
baptised a child.
22£/i.—Att Airth preached on John 5, 41; lectured on
heb. 12.
%Qth.—Att ditto preached on ditto, and lectured on
Jer. 4, 1, etc.
Twesday, 31.—Att ditto preached on gen. 2, 7, and married
two couple.
1690. Janry. 5th.—Att ditto on ditto, lectured on Jer. 4; and
baptised 3 children.
Moonday, 6th.—Att falkirke lectured on ps. 17, and baptised
a child.
Fryday, 16th.—Att Edenr tron kirke aftar anothers sermon
baptised thrie children.
IQth.—Att falkirke preached on gal. 6, 15 ; and lectured on
mat. 26, 36, etc.
Janry. 19.—Att Alloa preached on job 22, 21; lectured on
Isay. 1.
26.—Att ditto preached on ditto, and lectured on ditto,
baptised a child.
Twesday, 28.—Preached at Airth on Joh. 17, 3; and
baptised a child.
Febry. 2.—Att Alloa preached on 2 cor. 7, 1; lectured on
psa. 50, from v. 7.
Sunday, 6th.—Att Bortwicke on lectured, and I preached
on John 5, 40; two dyetts, and baptised a child.
Fryday, 11th.—Att ditto I marryed two persons.
Sunday, 16th.—Att ditto preached on ditto and lectured on
Isayah 6.
Fryday, 21.—In the tron church of Edenr preached on
micah 6, 9 ; bapt. 2 children.
Tieesday, 25.—In the canongate meeting house preached on
Job 22, 21 ; and baptised two children,
inarch. Sunday, March 2.—Preached at airth on micah 6, 9; and
lectured on ditto.
See note, p. 337.

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