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TURNBULL’S DIARY
1690. Sunday, 22.—Att Ennereske lectured on psa. 119; and
preached on 1 cor. 1, 30.
Twesday, 22d.1—Being a fastday at ditto lectured on
Isay. 58; and preached on Josh. 24, 24.
Sunday, 29.—Att ditto lectured on psa. 119; and preached
on 1 cor. 1, 30; and baptised a child.
Jidy, Sunday, Qth.—At Queensferry lectured on John 20;
and preached on Josh. 24, 24.
Sunday, 9,0th.—At alloa lectured on John 20; preached on
1 cor. 1, 30 ; and baptised a child.
Sunday, 91th.—Att ditto lecture and sermon on ditto.
Aug. 1.—Being fryday, preached at Airth, baptised a child
and marryed a couple.
Sunday, 3d.—Att Alloa lecture and sermon on ditto.
Twesday, 5th.—Marryed a couple at Sterlin, being a pres-
bitry day.
Sunday, \0th.—Att Alloa lecture and sermon on ditto.
Sunday, \lth.—Att ditto lectured on psa. 119, 1; and
preached on mat. 16, 26.
Sunday, Aug. 24.—Att ditto lectured and preached on ditto.
Fryday, 29.—In the tron church of Edenr preached on
rev. 2, 4; and baptised a child.
Sunday, 31.—Fornoon in the canongate meeting house
lectured on psa. 16; and preached on 1 cor. 1, 30; and that
same day aftarnoon in ye tron church on ditto.
Septr. 1, Moonday.—There was a call by the heritors and
elders of Alloway parish for me drawn up and subscribed ; Mr.
Alexr Dowglass, minister at Logie,2 moderating in it. the
next day it was presbyterially psented to me, captain John
Areskin having a comission from the heritors, and John
Kirke and George hegg from ye elders for yt end.
the next day I accepted of it.
Sunday, 1th.—At Logie meeting house lectured on rev. 2;
1 Evidently a mistake for 24th.
3 Alexander Douglas, M.A., son of Mr. Robert Douglas, one of the ministers
of Edinburgh; born in 1640, and graduated at Edinburgh University, 14th July
1659; ordained in a meeting-house at Logie, 15th August 1688, the church
being occupied by William Elphinston, the Episcopal incumbent, till 1690. Died
in 1720.—Scott’s Fasti.
TURNBULL’S DIARY
1690. Sunday, 22.—Att Ennereske lectured on psa. 119; and
preached on 1 cor. 1, 30.
Twesday, 22d.1—Being a fastday at ditto lectured on
Isay. 58; and preached on Josh. 24, 24.
Sunday, 29.—Att ditto lectured on psa. 119; and preached
on 1 cor. 1, 30; and baptised a child.
Jidy, Sunday, Qth.—At Queensferry lectured on John 20;
and preached on Josh. 24, 24.
Sunday, 9,0th.—At alloa lectured on John 20; preached on
1 cor. 1, 30 ; and baptised a child.
Sunday, 91th.—Att ditto lecture and sermon on ditto.
Aug. 1.—Being fryday, preached at Airth, baptised a child
and marryed a couple.
Sunday, 3d.—Att Alloa lecture and sermon on ditto.
Twesday, 5th.—Marryed a couple at Sterlin, being a pres-
bitry day.
Sunday, \0th.—Att Alloa lecture and sermon on ditto.
Sunday, \lth.—Att ditto lectured on psa. 119, 1; and
preached on mat. 16, 26.
Sunday, Aug. 24.—Att ditto lectured and preached on ditto.
Fryday, 29.—In the tron church of Edenr preached on
rev. 2, 4; and baptised a child.
Sunday, 31.—Fornoon in the canongate meeting house
lectured on psa. 16; and preached on 1 cor. 1, 30; and that
same day aftarnoon in ye tron church on ditto.
Septr. 1, Moonday.—There was a call by the heritors and
elders of Alloway parish for me drawn up and subscribed ; Mr.
Alexr Dowglass, minister at Logie,2 moderating in it. the
next day it was presbyterially psented to me, captain John
Areskin having a comission from the heritors, and John
Kirke and George hegg from ye elders for yt end.
the next day I accepted of it.
Sunday, 1th.—At Logie meeting house lectured on rev. 2;
1 Evidently a mistake for 24th.
3 Alexander Douglas, M.A., son of Mr. Robert Douglas, one of the ministers
of Edinburgh; born in 1640, and graduated at Edinburgh University, 14th July
1659; ordained in a meeting-house at Logie, 15th August 1688, the church
being occupied by William Elphinston, the Episcopal incumbent, till 1690. Died
in 1720.—Scott’s Fasti.
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