Free Church of Scotland Ministers (1843-1900): Publications N-Y

Alfred Tennyson, his life and works, Walter E. Wace [i.e. Sir William Robertson Nicoll], Edinburgh, MacNiven and Wallace, 1881

The Lamb of God, expositions in the writings of st. John, Edinburgh, MacNiven and Wallace, 1883

Bunyan, in The evangelical succession, a course of lectures delivered in Free St. George’s Church, Edinburgh, 1883-84, Edinburgh, Macniven & Wallace, 1884

Songs of Rest, London, Hodder and Stoughton, 1886

James Macdonell, Journalist, London, Hodder and Stoughton, 1890

Professor W.G. Elmslie, D.D., memoir and sermons, edited by W. Robertson Nicoll and A.N. Macnicoll, London, Hodder and Stoughton, 1890

The key of the grave, New York, A.D.F. Randolph and Co., 1894

Literary anecdotes of the nineteenth century: contributions towards a literary history of the period, edited by Sir William Robertson Nicoll and Thomas James Wise, Hodder and Stoughton, 1895-1896: Vol.1 and Vol.2

The religious opinions of Elizabeth Barrett Browning as expressed in three letters addressed to William Merry, esq., J. P., edited by the Rev. W. Robertson Nicoll, LL. D., search only, London, privately printed, 1896

The return to the cross, New York, Hodder and Stoughton, 1897?

The ideal life, addresses hitherto unpublished, Henry Drummond, with memorial sketches by Ian Maclaren and W. Robertson Nicoll, New York, Dodd, Mead, 1898, c1897

The seven words from the cross, search only, London, Hodder and Stoughton, 1897

Sunday afternoon verses collected from the ‘British Weekly’, London, Hodder & Stoughton, 1897

The Incarnate Saviour: A Life of Jesus Christ, Edinburgh, T. & T. Clark, 1899

The old gospel for the new age, and other sermons, H. C. G. Moule, with a biographical notice by W. Robertson Nicoll, Chicago, Fleming H. Revell Co., c.1901

Letters on life by Claudius Clear [i.e. W. Robertson Nicoll, search only, Toronto, F.H. Revell, 1901

The Church’s One Foundation: Christ and Recent Criticism, New York, A.C. Armstrong, 1901

Indexes to the expositor, edited by W. Robertson Nicoll, London, Hodder and Stoughton, 1900

Journal of a tour in the Netherlands in the autumn of 1815, Robert Southey, with an introduction by W. Robertson Nicoll, London, Heinemann, 1903

Journalism as a profession, Arthur Lawrence, with a preface by W. Robertson Nicoll, search only, London, Hodder & Stoughton, 1903

John Clifford, free church leader and preacher, Charles T. Bateman, with introduction by William Robertson Nicoll, London, Thomas Law, 1904

The lost art of reading, New York, T. Y. Crowell & co., c.1904

The practical commentary on the New Testament, edited by W. Robertson Nicoll, New York, A.C. Armstrong & Son, 1904-06, four volumes: Vol.3 and Vol.4

https://hdl.handle.net/2027/uc2.ark:/13960/t7fq9w944 The day book of Claudius Clear, London, Hodder and Stoughton, 1905

Friendship, Hugh Black, M.A., with an introductory note by W. Robertson Nicoll, D.D., New York, F. H. Revell Co., 1905

The Key of the Blue Closet, New York, Dodd, Mead and Co., 1906

Robert Louis Stevenson, by William Robertson Nicoll and Gilbert Keith Chesterton, London, Hodder and Stoughton, 1906

The professor at the breakfast-table, Oliver Wendell Holmes, with an introduction by W. Robertson Nicoll, London, Oxford University Press, 1906

A history of English literature, Thomas Seccombe and Sir William Robertson Nicoll, New York, Dodd, Mead and Co., 1907, 3 volumes: Vol.1; Vol.2 and Vol.3

The Lamp of Sacrifice, sermons preached on special occasions, New York, A.C. Armstrong and Son, 1907

Memoirs of the late Dr. Barnardo, by Mrs. Barnardo and James Marchant, with an introduction by W. Robertson Nicoll, search only, London, Hodder and Stoughton, 1907

Stevensoniana; an anecdotal life and appreciation of Robert Louis Stevenson, edited from the writings of J. M. Barrie, W. Robertson Nicoll, etc., search only, Edinburgh, J. Grant, 1907

“Ian Maclaren”: The Life of the Rev. John Watson, D. D., London, Hodder and Stoughton, 1908

The mill on the floss, George Eliot, introduction by W. Robertson Nicol, London, J. M. Dent & co., 1908

My Father (Harry Nicoll), an Aberdeenshire Minister, 1812-1891, William Robertson Nicoll, London, Hodder & Stoughton, 1908

One fight more, the best and the last, London, Hodder and Stoughton, 1909

A gallery of literary portraits, George Gilfillan, edited with introduction by W. Robertson Nicoll, London, J. M. Dent, 1909

Against the referendum, Jane T. Stoddart, with an introduction by W. Robertson Nicoll, London, Hodder and Stoughton, 1910

The round of the clock; “the story of our lives from year to year” , search only, London, Hodder and Stoughton, 1910

Sunday evening: fifty-two short sermons for home reading, London, Hodder and Stoughton, 1910

The expositor’s dictionary of texts, containing outlines, expositions and illustrations of Bible texts, with full references to the best homiletic literature, edited by the Rev. Sir W. Robertson Nicoll and Jane T. Stoddart, with the co-operation of the Rev. James Moffatt, search only, London, Hodder and Stoughton, 1911

Complete index to The Expositor’s Bible, topical and textual, by S. G. Ayres. General preface to The Expositor’s Bible by the editor W. Robertson Nicoll, New York, Hodder and Stoughton, G.H. Doran, 1911?

The problem of “Edwin Drood”, a study in the methods of Dickens, search only, New York, Hodder and Stoughton, 1912

A bookman’s letters, search only, London, Hodder and Stoughton, 1913

James Boswell in Famous Edinburgh students, Edinburgh, T. N. Foulis, 1914

The difference Christ is making, London, Hodder, 1914

Prayer in war time, New York, Hodder and Stoughton, 1916?

A library for five pounds, Claudius Clear [i.e. William Robertson Nicoll, London, New York, 1917

Reunion in eternity, New York, George H. Doran, c.1919

When love flies out o’ the window, Leonard Merrick, with an introduction by W. Robertson Nicoll, New York, E. P. Dutton and Co., c.1919

The masterpiece library of short stories, the thousand best complete tales of all times and all countries, selected by an international board of eminent critics: Sir William Robertson Nicoll and others, London, Educational Book Company, 1920?, 20 volumes – for example, Vol.17

Princes of the church, London, Hodder and Stoughton, 1921

Crashie Howe, a hill parish, Bertram Smith, with introduction by Sir William Robertson Nicoll, London, Simpkin, Marshall, Hamilton, Kent, 1921

Dickens’s own story: side-lights on his life and personality, search only, London, Chapman and Hall, 1923

The garden of nuts, mystical expositions with an essay on Christian mysticism, London, Hodder & Stoughton, 1923

The Seen and the Unseen, from the Religious Writings of W. Robertson Nicoll, New York, George H. Doran, 192-?

Memories of Mark Rutherford, London, T. F. Unwin, 1924

God signs his name: gleanings from the devotional writings of William Robertson Nicoll, London, Epworth, 1940

He edited The Expositor’s Bible. For example, see here, one of an edition in 25 volumes published by Funk and Wagnalls, New York, 1900.

He was editor of The British Weekly” and of The Bookman.

He edited The Expositor. See, for example, Vol.8, London, Hodder and Stoughton, 1908

He edited The Expositor’s Greek Testament. For example, see Vol.3, one in a set of five volumes published by Hodder and Stoughton in London in 1903.
 

Publications – about him

Appeal to Nonconformists, at the great Free Church demonstration held at the City Temple on Tuesday, November 10th, 1914, by the Rt. Hon. David Lloyd George, M.P.; in the chair, Sir William Robertson Nicoll, London, Hodder and Stoughton, 1914

Letters of Principal James Denney to W. Robertson Nicoll, 1893-1917, search only, London, Hodder and Stoughton, 1920

William Robertson Nicoll. Life and letters, Thomas Herbert Darlow, London, Hodder & Stoughton, 1925

Valuable printed books, illuminated manuscripts, autograph letters and historical documents. 1924 Dec. 15-17, including some of W.R. Nicoll’s, London, Sotheby’s, 1924

Doctoral Thesis, Author: Lawrence, George William; Awarding Body: University of Edinburgh; Awarded: 1954: William Robertson Nicoll (1851-1923) and religious journalism in the nineteenth century

William Robertson Nicoll and the Liberal Nonconformist press, 1886-1923, Roisin Higgins, St Andrews, 1996

William Robertson Nicoll, the Kailyard novel and the question of popular culture, Andrew Nash, 2009

Voice of Nonconformity: William Robertson Nicoll and The British Weekly, Keith A. Ives, Cambridge, The Lutterworth Press, 2010

The Christian’s refuge under the shadow of Christ, Edinburgh, printed for the author, 1827

Reasons for humiliation at the present time, two discourses on Joel 2:15-17, preached on July 23, 1835, being the day appointed for a Fast, Dundee, Archibald Allardice, 1835

New Statistical Account, March, 1836, Ferry Port-On-Craig, Vol.9, Fife, p. 81

Popery makes void the law of God, Dundee, W. Middleton, between 1840 and 1849?

A warning to the rulers of this land, specially addressed to the Right Hon. Sir Robert Peel, with reference to the proposed endowment of Popery, London, J. Nisbet, 1845

Breadalbane Muniments, Ecclesiastical Documents, Letters with Petitions to Ormelie [that is, 2nd Marquess of Breadalbane] and Others, Grant to Maynooth, 28 March, 1845, NRS GD112/51/169

Christian Courtesy and Consideration, an address delivered at the Monthly Meeting of the Evangelical Union of Hobart Town, Hobart Town, 1856

The Living Bread; or the only true sustenance of the spiritual life in the souls of Believers, Hobart Town, Burnet, 1857

A Specimen of Roman Catholic Teaching; tested by the Word of God. An answer to a Pastoral Letter of Dr. Hall, 1865, Hobart Town, George Rolwegan, 1865

Protestant Truth asserted, and Popish Error exposed, being a reply to a letter by “a Catholic Layman” J. Roper, Hobart Town, 1865

A Parting Word [to a “Catholic Layman,” J. Roper, on his defence of Dr. Hall’s Pastoral Letter, 1865, Hobart Town, 1865

Free Church Pulpit, Vol.1, p.193, The omnipresence of God, Philippians 4:5.

The Scottish Christian Herald, Vol.1, p.497, Thoughts on Mortality; Vol.2, p.353, Conversion, whether it is an effect of human or divine power?; p.616, A Contrast between the Unrenewed and the Renewed Man
 

Publications – about him

Charles Ramsay, schoolmaster, Answers made by Schoolmasters in Scotland, p.139 [See here Parochial Schools – Queries to which these Answers are a response]

Third Report of the Commissioners of Religious Instruction: Teinds, Appendix 1, Table 1, p.16; Appendix 1, Table 1, p.34; Appendix 1, Table 3, p.4 and Appendix 2, p.7

Statement of R. McClean in refutation of an alleged narrative of facts by the Rev. W. Nicolson, etc, Hobart Town, 1853

A Letter to W. Nicolson on his tract entitled, “Protestant Truth asserted”, by a Catholic Layman (J. Roper), Hobart Town, 1865

A Letter to W. Nicolson on his tract entitled: “A Parting Word”, by a Catholic Layman (J. Roper), Hobart Town, 1866

Qualifications for the Christian Ministry, a sermon on Luke 12:42, preached at the ordination of the Rev. A. Foote, Edinburgh, W. Whyte and Co., 1834

A brief explication of the Assembly’s shorter catechism, Alexander Mair, with an introductory essay by William Nixon, Montrose, Smith, 1837

Christian missions, the duty of every professing christian to aid in spreading the gospel, Montrose, J. & D. Nichol, 1837

Remarks on Christian education, or, The union of church and school, Edinburgh, William Whyte & Co., 1838

Reply to anti-endowment speakers, and defence of the church extension scheme, Glasgow, William Collins, 1839

Civil and spiritual jurisdiction, a sermon, preached on Tuesday, April 28, 1840, before the Synod of Angus and Mearns, Edinburgh, John Johnstone, 1840

Anti-patronage, Aberdeen, 1841

Addresses to the people, on the Church question, Montrose, Published by request of the Church Defence Association, 1842

Breadalbane Muniments, Ecclesiastical Documents, Letters with Petitions to Ormelie [that is, 2nd Marquess of Breadalbane] and Others, Against Maynooth endowment, 16th April, 1845, NRS GD112/51/176; Sites, 15th May, 1846, NRS GD112/51/212

Relation of the Free Church to the American churches, speech delivered in the Free Synod of Angus and Mearns, 28th April, 1846, Dundee, 1846

Intercommunion of the United Secession, Independent, Baptist, and other dissenting churches, with the churches in the slaveholding states of America, and vindication of the Free Church, being a speech delivered at the free synod of Angus and Mearns, on Tuesday, 28th April, Belfast, Wm. McComb, 1846

Morrisonianism, or, The new theology, a speech delivered in the Synod of Angus and Mearns, on 27th April 1847, Dundee, William Middleton, 1847

Sixty-one pleas for Sabbath-breaking answered and an appeal to various classes regarding the santification of the Lord’s day, Edinburgh, John Johnstone, 1847

Speeches on the education question, delivered in their respective presbyteries, with others, Perth, James Dewar & Son, 1850

Our duty to the young, an address to the General Assembly of the Free Church of Scotland, (met in conference on Tuesday 27th May 1851), Edinburgh, John Greig, 1851

Seven remedies for intemperance, being the substance of a report on that subject given in the Free Synod of Angus and Mearns on April 22, 1851, and now published at the request of the Synod, Dundee, McCosh, Park and Dewars, 1851?

Scottish Episcopacy identified with Popery in seventeen particulars, the substance of an address delivered on 28th December, 1851, Montrose, 1851

Thorough anti-Pelagian and anti-popish character of the Scottish Reformation in Communications to the members and friends of the Free Church of Scotland on the principles of the Church. No. VI, September 1854, Edinburgh, Johnstone & Hunter, 1854

The Way to be wise unto Salvation, a minister’s address to the young of his flock, Montrose, 1858

The following speech by the Rev. William Nixon, delivered in the Free Presbytery of Brechin, on 20th December, 1858 …, Brechin, Advertiser Office, 1858?

Free Church principles as opposed to voluntaryism, Aberdeen, A. & R. Milne, 1858

An account of the late work of God at Ferryden, London, James Nisbet & Co., 1860

Hints on the duty of the office-bearers and members of the Free Church in reference to the work of God in Scotland, Montrose, George Walker, 1860

The doctrine of election, a sermon, preached in Free St. John’s, Montrose, on Sabbath evening, April 28, 1861, Montrose, George Walker, 1861

The doctrines of scripture and Morisonianism contrasted, Montrose, George Walker, 1861

The King of nations and the duty of their rulers to His truth and kingdom, a sermon preached before the General Assembly of the Free Church of Scotland, Edinburgh, Duncan Grant, 1869

The two meanings, or, The hollow and deceptive character of “The articles of agreement” as at present adjusted, a speech in the General Assembly of the Free Church of Scotland, on 25th May, 1869, (with additions), Edinburgh, James Nichol, 1869

The King of nations and the duty of their rulers to His truth and kingdom, a sermon preached before the General Assembly of the Free Church of Scotland, Edinburgh, Duncan Grant, 1869

Gaelic: Righ nan uile chinneach agus dleasdanas luchd-riaghlaidh na talmahinn d’a fhirinn, agusd’a rioghachd-sa [The King of nations and the duty of their rulers to His truth and kingdom], Edinburgh, 1869

A forewarning of the troubles before us, from the present movement for the union of the churches, furnished by the proceedings in the Free Presbytery of Brechin (at their meeting on 5th April), in connection with Mr Nixon’s defence of himself from the attacks of the Rev. Andrew Cameron, of Maryton, Montrose?, 1870?

Gaelic: Aobhairean as leth am bheil sinn ‘s an Eaglais Shaoir, agus a’ cur romhainn fantuinn innte [Reasons why we are in the Free Church and intend to remain there], Edinburgh, Sanson and Co., c. 1870

The present crisis in the Free Church of Scotland, Edinburgh, Johnston, Hunter & Co., 1870

Report of the Education Committee on the Education (Scotland) Bill, 1871, ordered to be presented to the Commission of the General Assembly at their meeting on 1st March 1871, signed: William Nixon, Edinburgh, John Greig & Son, 1871

National education: Shall we allow the Bible to be banished from our schools, and education secularised?, speech at the Free Church Commission, on 15th November 1871, Edinburgh, printed for and circulated by the Scottish Educational Association, 1871

Report of the Education Committee on the Education Bills, ordered to be presented to the Commission of the General Assembly, March, 1872, signed at end: William Nixon, convener, Edinburgh?, 1872?

The secret “Statement and appeal”, Edinburgh, between 1870 and 1879?

All and in all, the relations of Christ, as God: Creator; and Redeemer, Edinburgh, Johnstone, Hunter and Co., 1881

The Free Church hymn book, weighed in the balance and found wanting, Edinburgh, James Gemmell, 1883

Instrumental music in the public worship of our church unwarranted, a speech delivered in the General Assembly of the Free Church, on Thursday, 24th May 1883, Edinburgh, James Gemmell, 1883

The rise and fall of the Free Church, being the summary of a few lectures delivered by M. Mackay, in Edinburgh, 1894, with prefatory note by the Rev. William Nixon, D.D., late of Montrose, upon the subject of national presbyterianism, Inverness?, Thomas McLaren, 1894?

Autobiographical notes of William Nixon, D.D., formerly of St. John’s, Montrose, Perth, Munro Press, 1929

Free Church Pulpit, Vol.1, p.517, The invitations of the gospel, Revelation 22:17

The Modern Scottish Pulpit, Christians a Royal Priesthood, Revelation 1:6, p.211
 

Publications – about him

Obituary notice on this web-site: William Nixon

Inventories, Wills, etc.: 7/4/1900, D.D., 10 Bentfield, Burntisland, d. 24/01/1900 at Newton-Stewart, testate, Cupar Sheriff Court, NRS SC20/50/81; Will, Cupar Sheriff Court, NRS SC20/50/82

Inventories, Wills, etc.: Nixon or Craig, Janet 10/1/1893, wife of Rev. William Nixon, D.D., 3 Seton Place, Edinburgh, d. 04/12/1892 at 10 Bentfield, Burntisland, testate, Edinburgh Sheriff Court Inventories, NRS SC70/1/314; Will, Edinburgh Sheriff Court Wills, NRS SC70/4/264

25th October, 1836, Fifth Report of the Commissioners of Religious Instruction, p.458 [For the questions which are being answered, see Queries]

Proceedings of the Free Presbytery of Brechin, in the case of St. George’s, Montrose, G. W. Laird, 1846

An exposure of the Rev. William Nixon’s misstatements and exaggerations as to moderatism, by a friend to truth, Montrose, J. & D. Nichol, 1842

A warning anent the Rev. W. Nixon’s ‘Forewarning’, Andrew Cameron, Edinburgh, Andrew Elliot, 1870

A sermon on the profanation of the Sabbath, preached in St. Andrew’s Church, Dundee, on Sabbath evening, 8th September 1822, Dundee, R. S. Rintoul, 1822

Sermons, Aberdeen, Cobban, 1830

A sermon on Matthew 25:10, Aberdeen, R. Cobban & Co., 1830

Memoirs of the life and experience of Marion Laird of Greenock, to which is subjoined, an appendix of forty-seven letters, written during her thirteen years’ affliction, with a recommendatory preface by the Rev. Gavin Parker, Aberdeen, George King, 1836

A discourse on the internal evidence of Christianity, Aberdeen, George Cornwall, 1839

A sermon on Acts 20:32, Aberdeen?, R. Cobban & Co., between 1830 and 1839?

A discourse on the doctrine of the Trinity, Aberdeen, G. Cornwall 1839

A discourse on the work and character of the ministers of the Gospel, preached on Thursday, the 14th of May, 1840 at the ordination of the Reverend Alexander Mann, Aberdeen, G. Cornwall, 1840

Clavis Cantici, Or, an Exposition of the Song of Solomon, James Durham, with a Preface by Gavin Parker, Aberdeen, George King, 1840

On the Sabbath, Aberdeen, 1846

Selected portions from the diary and manuscripts of the Rev. Gavin Parker, Aberdeen, D. Wyllie, 1848

An example of ‘the life of God in the soul of man’, a diary kept by the wife of the rev. Gavin Parker, edited by her daughter and son, G. and J. Parker, Aberdeen, 1881

The Scottish Christian Herald, Vol.3, p.145, Of Godliness
 

Publications – about him

Inventories, Wills, etc.: 17/9/1845m, sometime minister of the gospel in Aberdeen, and Susan Watt, Extract Contract of Marriage, Aberdeen Sheriff Court Wills, NRS SC1/37/22; T. Misc. Papers incl. Susan Watt 17/09/1845 NRS SC1/, Aberdeen Sheriff Court Inventories, NRS SC1/36/22

Inventories, Wills, etc.: Parker or Watt, Susan, 11/11/1880, Mrs, sometime residing at 52 Skene Terrace, Aberdeen, widow of Revd Gavin Parker a minister of the Gospel in Aberdeen, d. 12/06/1880 at Aberdeen, testate, Extract Inventory, Aberdeen Sheriff Court Inventories, NRS SC1/36/87; 15/11/1880, Will, Aberdeen Sheriff Court Wills, NRS SC1/37/86; 19/11/1880, Extract Additional Inventory, Aberdeen Sheriff Court Inventories, NRS SC1/36/87

The Aberdeen pulpit and universities, a series of sketches of the Aberdeen clergy, and of the professors in the Aberdeen colleges, James Bruce, Aberdeen, Strachan, 1844

David Black, schoolmaster, Mary Well Street, Answers made by Schoolmasters in Scotland, p.2 [See here Parochial Schools – Queries to which these Answers are a response]

12th October, 1837, Fifth Report of the Commissioners of Religious Instruction, p.402 [For the questions which are being answered, see Queries]

Stimulants and strength, an address, London, W. Tweedie, 1873

Evolution: an exposition and critique, in Disputed Questions of Belief, J. Oswald Dykes (J. O.), London, Hodder & Stoughton, 1874

Disputed questions of belief, being lectures to young men, delivered at the English Presbyterian College, London, London, Hodder & Stoughton, 1874

Is Total Abstinence safe? Medical and physiological arguments in support of total abstinence from intoxicating drinks, London, W. Tweedie and Co., 1875

To the Rescue! An appeal to Christians, a temperance sermon on Galatians 6:1-5, London, W. Tweedie and Co., 1876

Speech on moderate drinking, in Moderate drinking, Sir Henry Thompson, pp.80-90, 1877

Deliverance, London, 1878

Sound-mindedness in relation to christian life and practice, London, Morgan and Scott, 1879

Sin self-destructive, London, Morgan and Scott, 1879

Studies in life, lectures, London, Hodder and Stoughton, 1880

The human body and its functions, lectures, London, 1880

Health studies, lectures, London, Hodder and Stoughton, 1880

In defence: the earlier Scriptures, lectures on the Pentateuch, London, 1882

‘A ribband of blue’, London, 1882

Christ and criticism, the witnesses examined, London, 1883

The Christian: who and what is he?, addresses, London, John F. Shaw and Co., 1883

The Harvest of the City, and the workers of to-day, Pearl Fisher (1.e. Thomas Paul), with an introduction by H. S. Paterson, New York, R. Carter & Bros, 1884?

Life, function, health, lectures, London, Hodder and Stoughton, 1884

Crosses and crowns, London, John F. Shaw and Co., 1884

The fourfold life: its antecedents and consequences, lectures, London, 1884

Faith and unfaith: their claims and conflicts, London, 1886

The bottle-imp, Glasgow, Scottish Permissive Bill & Temperance Association, between 1890 and 1899?

The Music Hall Conspiracy, King Jute and his 64 per cent of Loss. How to arrest and cure drunkenness

He edited the British and Foreign Evangelical Review. See for example, Vol.32, London, James Nisbet, 1883
 

Publication – about him

Court of Session: Unextracted processes: Hugh Sinclair Paterson and others, Trustees of Free St Mark’s Church, Glasgow v Taylor and others: Advocation, 1868, NRS CS246/1578

Lecture XIII, on the evidences of revealed religion, Glasgow?, Collins, 1828

New Statistical Account, September, 1833, Galashiels, Vol.3, Selkirk, p.11; and Selkirkshire, Vol.3, Selkirk, p.79

Scottish pulpit, Saturday 23d August, 1834, Glasgow, 1834?

Lectures on the church establishment controversy and subjects connected with it, delivered in Glasgow, at the request of “The Glasgow Association for Promoting the Interests of the Church of Scotland”, Glasgow, William Collins, 1835

Who would gain by the destruction of the established church?, Glasgow, 1835

The dangerous nature of Popery, being the substance of a speech, delivered at the meeting of the Glasgow Protestant Association, on Tuesday, October 6, 1835, Glasgow, William Collins, 1836

The manse garden, Glasgow, W. Collins, 1836

Popery accommodated to human corruption, and accommodating the word of God to itself, Glasgow?, William Collins?, 1836

Popery the enemy of the souls of men, in Lectures on popery, Glasgow, William Collins, 1836

Memoir of Mrs. Sarah Louisa Taylor, or, an illustration of the work of the Holy Spirit, in awakening, renewing, and sanctifying the heart, Lot Jones, with an introductory essay by Nathaniel Paterson, Glasgow, W. Collins, 1839

The Church of Scotland a witness for Christ’s headship: in her history from 1660 to 1690, Glasgow, W. Collins?, 1840

Practical addresses and counsels, pointing out the immediate duty of Christians and others in connection with the revival of religion, and the advantages of expecting, seeking, and labouring for it, Glasgow, W. Collins, 1840

Family worship, a series of prayers with doctrinal and practical remarks on passages of Sacred Scripture for every morning and evening throughout the war; adapted to the services of domestic worship, by one hundred and eighty clergymen of the Church of Scotland, namely J. Smyth, N. Paterson, and others, Glasgow, 1841

On the peculiar dangers to which young men are exposed in A course of lectures to young men on science, literature and religion, Glasgow, William Collins, 1842

Sermon delivered at the opening of the New College, Edinburgh?, 1850?

Address, signed at end: Nathaniel Paterson, moderator, Edinburgh, Free Church of Scotland, 1850

Inauguration of the New College of the Free Church, Edinburgh, November MDCCCL, Discourse, p.3 and Address to the Professors and Students, p.23

Moderatism and patronage in Communications to the members and friends of the Free Church of Scotland on the principles of the Church. No. II, May 1854, Edinburgh?, Johnstone and Hunter?, 1854

Letters to his family, with brief memoir by Alexander Anderson, Edinburgh, Andrew Elliot, 1874

Practical Addresses and Counsels in connection with the Revival of Religion, lecture on Psalm 85:4-7

The Scottish Pulpit, Vol.3, p.451, Self Denial; Vol.4, p.61, The Duty and Blessing of waiting on the Lord; Vol.4, p.455, The Necessity of Repentance; Vol.4, p.484, The Gospel Preached to the Poor

The Scottish Christian Herald, 2nd series, Vol.1, p.121, God’s Presence Promised to his People in their Journey to Heaven; The Necessity of Holiness to Peace on Earth and Happiness in Heaven, pp. 728 and 745
 

Publications – about him

Dictionary of National Biography (1885-1900), Vol.44, William George Black, Paterson, Nathaniel

Oxford Dictionary of National Biography, Lionel Alexander Ritchie, Paterson, Nathaniel (1787–1871), Free Church of Scotland minister and author

Inventories, Wills, etc.: 2/11/1871, Minister of Free Saint Andrews church, Glasgow, died at Newark Villa, Helensburgh, Dunbarton County, Dumbarton Sheriff Court, NRS SC65/34/17

Second Report of the Commissioners of Religious Instruction, Appendix 2, p.80 [For the questions which are being answered, see Queries]; Schedule of Queries and Additional Declarations, Appendix 3, p.245

Those ministers of Galashiels!: Dr. Douglas, Dr. Paterson, Dr. Phin, Dr. Gloag, D. P. Thomson, 1947?

Image: see here for a picture of early Free Church Moderators.

New Statistical Account, 1836, Innerwick, Vol.2, Haddington, p.233

Lectures on the Fourteenth, Fifteenth, and Sixteenth Chapters of St. John’s Gospel, John B. Patterson, edited by A. S. Patterson, Glasgow, A. Fullarton & Co, 1840

A brief commentary on the first Epistle of St. John, Edinburgh, 1842

The Holy Bible, containing the Old and New Testaments according to the authorized version; with marginal references and illustrations etc by the Rev. John Brown, and numerous additional critical and explanatory notes by the Rev. J.B. Patterson, and the Rev. A.S. Patterson, Coldstream, Robert Kerr, 1846

A Brief Commentary on the First Epistle of St. Paul to the Thessalonians, Edinburgh, T. & T. Clark, 1846

Select works of the late Rev. Thomas Boston, minister of Ettrick, with a memoir of his life and writings, edited by the Rev. Alexander S. Patterson, Edinburgh, 1847

Sketch of the scripture doctrine respecting good angels, Glasgow, David Bryce, 1848

A Commentary, expository and practical, on the Epistle to the Hebrews, Edinburgh, T. & T. Clark, 1856

Commentaries: expository and practical, on the first Epistle of Paul to the Thessalonians, the Epistle of James, and the first Epistle of John, Edinburgh, T. & T. Clark, 1857

Relics of early life: being verses composed in youth, Glasgow, 1858

The cradle and the cross of Jesus, two discourses, Glasgow, David Bryce, 1859

Poets and preachers of the nineteenth century, four lectures biographical and critical on Wordsworth, Montgomery, Hall, and Chalmers, Glasgow, Thomas Murray and Son, 1862

Discourses, Duncan MacNab, edited by A. S. Patterson, Glasgow, 1864

The Redeemer and the Redemption, discourses & addresses, Edinburgh, Johnstone, Hunter and Co., 1865

The redeemer and the redemption, sacramental discourses and addresses, Edinburgh, Johnstone, Hunter, and Co., 1865

Sketches, in verse, of a recent continental tour, Glasgow, 1866

Speech on the proposal for an incorporating union between the Free Church of Scotland and certain other churches, delivered in the Free Presbytery of Glasgow, 8th November 1870, Edinburgh, Johnstone, Hunter, & Co., 1870

Joshua intimating his own Departure, and the Favour of God toward Israel; Free Church Pulpit, Vol.2, p.361, The ministry of the apostle Paul

The Scottish Christian Herald, Vol.1, p.208, Sacred Poetry: “A Mountain Hymn”; Sacred Poetry: “Metrical Version of Hebrews 12, 18–29”
 

Publications – about him

Inventories, Wills, etc.: 16/3/1885, D.D., senior Minister, Hutchesontown, F.C., Glasgow, residing at 3 Walmer Crescent, Paisley Road there, d. 28/01/1885 at 3 Walmer Crescent aforesaid, testate, Glasgow Sheriff Court Inventories, NRS SC36/48/109; Will, Glasgow Sheriff Court Wills, NRS SC36/51/90

Memoir of Alexander S. Patterson, D.D., with selections from his unpublished writings, J.J. Bonar, Edinburgh, 1886

New Statistical Account, 1840, Cruden, Vol.12, p.978

The practical works of John Bunyan, with a preliminary essay on his character and writings, 6 vols., edited by the Rev. Alexander Philip, Aberdeen, George King, 1841-1842: Vol.2; Vol.3; Vol.4 and Vol.5

The hope of the righteous in death, a sermon preached on the occasion of the death of John Russell, one of the magistrates of Dunfermline, Dunfermline, T. &T. Clark, 1847

The Sabbath question, Dunfermline, 1848

Letter addressed to Mr Alexander Philip, Minister of the Free Abbey Church, Dunfermline, by Joseph N. Paton, Sen., Dunfermline, J. Miller and Son, 1848

The Pharisees’ Sabbath exposed, in reply to Mr. Philip, minister, Joseph N. Paton, Dunfermline, Miller, 1848

The Sabbath question: answer to the letter of Mr. J. N. Paton addressed to Mr. Alexander Philip, Dunfermline, W. Clark, 1848

“The Lord’s people brought through the fire”, being the substance of a discourse preached in the Free Church, Portobello, on Sabbath, the 26th October 1851, being the Sabbath immediately following the funeral of Mrs. Francis Robson, wife of the Rev. Alexander Philip, Portobello, Edinburgh, 1851
 

Publications – about him

Inventories, Wills, etc.: 16/5/1861, Minister of the Free Chruch at Portobello, Inventory, Edinburgh Sheriff Court Inventories, NRS SC70/1/108; Edinburgh Sheriff Court Wills, NRS SC70/4/76

Inventories, Wills, etc.: Philip or Reddie, Janet, 25/2/1904, 76 Polwarth Gardens, Edinburgh, widow, d. 28/01/1904 at Edinburgh, testate, Edinburgh Sheriff Court Inventories, NRS SC70/1/432; Edinburgh Sheriff Court Wills, NRS SC70/4/354

John McKenzie, schoolmaster, Answers made by Schoolmasters in Scotland, p.9 [See here Parochial Schools – Queries to which these Answers are a response]

Third Report of the Commissioners of Religious Instruction: Teinds, Appendix 1, Table 7, p.54

10th October, 1837, Fifth Report of the Commissioners of Religious Instruction, p.386 [For the questions which are being answered, see Queries]

Breadalbane Muniments, Ecclesiastical Documents, Letters with Petitions to Ormelie [that is, 2nd Marquess of Breadalbane] and Others, Sunday trains and Maynooth grant, 23rd April, 1845, NRS GD112/51/182; Sites, 16th May, 1846, NRS GD112/51/213

Earth’s care and heaven’s cure, Edinburgh, Andrew Elliot, 1865

Who is the bravest and the best?, Edinburgh : A. Elliot, 1866

The pulpit at the bar, or, the foolishness of preaching, Edinburgh, Andrew Elliott, 1868

Yea or nay?, or, The union question tried and tested, Edinburgh, Duncan Grant, 1870

Rays of light, or, Church-themes and life-problems, Edinburgh, Johnstone, Hunter & Co., 1871

A reply to the private circular on the union question (with some notes), Edinburgh, Johnstone, Hunter, & Co. 1872

Earth’s work and heaven’s rest, Edinburgh, Andrew Elliot, 1881

Lights and shadows of human life, London, Hodder and Stoughton, 1886

A plea for one’s creed, Montrose, Walker, 1889

Why am I a Protestant?, Montrose, G. Walker, 1889

Why am I a Christian?, Aberdeen, A. & R. Milne, c.1890

The Bible: its trial and triumph, London, Marshall Brothers, 1900

The old gospel and its new law (pulpit and press: capital and labour), London, Stockwell, 1902

Free Church Pulpit, Vol.3, p.119, Glorying in the cross of Christ
 

Publications – about him

Inventories, Wills, etc.: 14/7/1905, Doctor of Divinity, Fordoun, County of Kincardine, 9 Mount Street, Aberdeen, d. 15/05/1905 at Aberdeen, testate, Aberdeen Sheriff Court Inventories, NRS SC1/36/152; Aberdeen Sheriff Court Wills, NRS SC1/37/126

Inventories, Wills, etc.: Philip or Littlejohn, Janet Morison 27/8/1895, F.C. Manse, Auchinblae, Parish of Fordoun, County of Kincardine, wife of Rev. John Philip, residing there, d. 19/06/1895 at Auchinblae aforesaid, testate, Stonehaven Sheriff Court, NRS SC5/41/36

Subscribers for prize essay on the government of the Church of Christ, Glasgow?, publisher not identified, 1869?

The message and its reception: a sermon preached on the anniversary of his ordination, Glasgow, Thomas Murray & Son, 1869?

What is the system of popery?, a tract for Bible classes, London, The Protestant Educational Institute, 1872

The government of the Kingdom of Christ, an inquiry as to the scriptural, invincible, and historical position of Presbytery, a prize essay, with preface by the Rev. Horatius Bonar, D.D., Edinburgh, 1872

What is Plymouthism or Brethrenism?, London, James Nisbet & Co., 1873

The mutual eligibility scheme, being a speech delivered in the Free Church Presbytery of Penpont, Dumfries, 1873

What Scotch fowk think: Brethren in the Keelhowes, or, Questionings as the Christian doctrine and Plymouthism, London, 1874

The Right Hon. W.E. Gladstone, M.P., and the papacy snowed up at Ballintarn, Edinburgh, 1875

The Eastern question: Turkey, its mission and doom, London, 1876

‘God’s treasure-house in Scotland’; a history of times, mines, and lands in the southern highlands , London, Simpkin, Marshall and Co., 1876

“The morning star”, or, Where was the Protestant religion before Luther?, a treatise repudiating the errors of popery advocated by the Abbot of “Sweetheart” Abbey, issued in 1602 by John Welsh of Kirkcudbright and Ayr, with a sketch of the life and times of John Welsh by J. Moir Porteous, London, J. Nisbet, 1878

The covenanting struggle: its tombstone memorials, and scenes of faithful contending, suffering, and repose in Scotland, London, 1880

The Scottish Patmos: a standing testimony to patriotic Christian devotion, Paisley, J. and R. Parlane, 1881

Theatres and Christians: the revived question viewed in the most brilliant lights, Edinburgh, 1883

Gaelic: Gairm do Phrostanaich dhuthchasach a tha `n an luchd-tagnaidh air Cuill parlamaid, le co-chomunn Pròstanach na Rìoghachd, Edinburgh, H. Armour & Co., 1885

The Presbyterian Church: its world-wide history and extent, with the most recent statistics of peoples and churches, London, J. Nisbet, 1888

Jesus Christ, King of the Church, Port Dinorwic, James Begg Society, c.1999
 

Publication – about him

Inventories, Wills, etc.: 14/3/1892, D.D., F.C. Minister, sometime at Wanlockhead, Dumfriesshire, thereafter at Cowgatehead, Edinburgh, and latterly residing at 10 North Mansionhouse Road there, d. 29/11/1891 at Edinburgh, testate, Edinburgh Sheriff Court Inventories, NRS SC70/1/305; Will, Edinburgh Sheriff Court Wills, NRS SC70/4/258

Publications – by him and his wife

The Threefold Life; or, Faith, Hope and Love in their nature and development, London, 1858

Inquiry into the original language of St. Matthew’s gospel, with relative discussions on the language of Palestine in the time of Christ and on the origin of the Gospels, London, Samuel Bagster, 1859?

Discussions on the Gospels, in two parts, part I, on the language employed by our Lord and his disciples, part II, on the original language of St. Matthew’s Gospel, and on the origin and authenticity of the Gospels, Cambridge, Macmillan, 1864

Ante-Nicene Christian library, translations of the writings of the Fathers down to A.D. 325 / edited by Alexander Roberts and James Donaldson, 24 vols., Edinburgh, T. & T. Clark, 1867-72: see volumes available online here.

The words of the New Testament, as altered by transmission and ascertained by modern criticism, William Milligan, Alexander Roberts, Edinburgh, T. & T. Clark, 1873

The Bible of Christ and his apostles, London, Cassell, Petter, Galpin & Co., 1879

Old Testament revision, a handbook for English readers, London, Hodder and Stoughton, 1883

Greek, the language of Christ and His apostles, London, Longmans, Green, and Co., 1888

Companion to the Revised Version of the New Testament, Explaining the Reasons for the Changes Made on the Authorized Version, New York, Cassell, Petter, Galpin and Co.

The Christian’s armour, an oratorio, text compiled and arranged by Mrs. Alexander Roberts, London, Hutchins & Romer, 1886?
 

Publication – about him

Inventories, Wills, etc.: 3/6/1901, of St Andrews, Mitcham Park, Mitcham, County of Surrey (formerly of College Gate, St Andrews, Fife), d. 08/03/1901 at St Andrews aforesaid, testate, non-Scottish Court, NRS SC70/7/3

Letters to David Laing written from Aberdour, Fife, dated 1858 Sept. 30; 1858 Oct. 7; 1858 Oct. 14; and 1862 Dec. 5

Burgh life in Dunfermline in the olden time, a lecture, Edinburgh, Edmonston and Douglas, 1864

The evil effects of Sabbath travelling, proved by an appeal to facts, in a series of letters to the editor of the “Daily review”, Edinburgh, Andrew Elliot, 1865

The Sabbath made for man, a sermon, Edinburgh, Andrew Elliot, 1865

Glimpses of pastoral work in the Covenanting times, a record of the labours of Andrew Donaldson, A.M., minister at Dalgety, Fifeshire, 1644-1662, London, James Nisbet, 1877

Busby and its neighbourhood, including the parishes of Carmunnock, East Kilbride, Mearns, and Cathcart, being historical notices, in four lectures, Glasgow, David Bryce and Son, 1883

The happiness of heaven, a sermon preached in Kilmadock Free Church on Sabbath, 20th January, 1884, with reference to the death of the Rev. John Archibald Anderson, senior minister of the congregation, Edinburgh, Andrew Elliot, 1884

Aberdour and Inchcolme, being historical notices of the parish and monastery, Edinburgh, D. Douglas, 1885

The grace of charity, and other sermons, the late Rev. James Freer, Dumfries, with biographical sketch by Rev. William Ross, Edinburgh, Andrew Elliot, 1888
 

Publications – about him

Obituary notice on this web-site: William Ross

Inventories, Wills, etc.: 6/1/1896, LL.D., Senior Minister, Free Church, Bridge of Allan, residing at 7 Grange Terrace, Edinburgh, d. 28/11/1895 at Edinburgh, testate, Edinburgh Sheriff Court Inventories, NRS SC70/1/345; Will, Edinburgh Sheriff Court Wills, NRS SC70/4/287

Inventories, Wills, etc.: Ross or Bryce, Barbara Anne, 12/3/1910, 7 Grange Terrace, Edinburgh, widow of Rev. William Ross, LL.D., d. 11/02/1910 at Edinburgh, testate, Edinburgh Sheriff Court Inventories, NRS SC70/1/500; Edinburgh Sheriff Court Wills, NRS SC70/4/414

Review of William Ross’s The Sabbath made for man, London, Weekly Review Office, 1865?

The nature and design of God’s judgments, a discourse, preached in St. David’s Church, Glasgow, on Thursday, 22nd March, 1832, the day appointed for a national fast, Glasgow, Maurice Ogle, and David Robertson, 1832

Cruelty to animals, a sermon preached in the Steeple Church, Dundee, on Sunday, March 30, 1834, Dundee, Frederick Shaw, 1834

A brief review of the history of the present controversy of the church, and of the principles involved in it, with an exposure of the misrepresentations and calumnies of adversaries, contained in an address to “Several ministers of the Presbytery of Dundee,” occasioned by their “Address to their parishioners”, Dundee, William Middleton, 1841

An address to “Several ministers of the presbytery of Dundee” occasioned by their “Address to their parishioners”, Dundee?, 1841?

The walk and triumph of the saints, a sermon preached in St Peter’s Church, Dundee, on Sabbath 2nd April 1843, on occasion of the lamented death of the Rev. Robert Murray McCheyne, Dundee, William Middleton, 1843

The glory of the latter house, or, The encouragements, prospects, and duties of the Free Church of Scotland, a discourse preached before the Dundee Young Men’s Church Society, and published at their request, Dundee, W. Middleton, 1843

The Saviour’s suffering and his satisfaction in the fruit of them, Perth, James Dewar and Son, 1845

Breadalbane Muniments, Ecclesiastical Documents, Letters with Petitions to Ormelie [that is, 2nd Marquess of Breadalbane] and Others, Sites, 14h May, 1846, NRS GD112/51/211

The building of the tabernacle, or, The duty and privilege of contributing to the support and spread of the gospel, a sermon, preached in obedience to the injunction of the last General Assembly of the Free Church, requiring ministers specially to direct the attention of their people to the claims of the Sustentation Fund, Glasgow, Blackie and Son, 1847

The Six Days’ Bill, or, The sanctification of the Sabbath, being a speech delivered by the Rev. John Roxburgh at a public meeting in Dundee, Dundee?, 1847?

Pastoral address, to the members of Free St John’s congregation and to the seat-holders in the church, Glasgow, W.G. Blackie and Co., 1849?

The retributive Providence of God, manifested in connection with the crime and punishment of Dr. Pritchard, Glasgow, Thomas Murray & Son, 1865

In memoriam, Rev. Robert Buchanan D.D., sermons preached in the Free College Church, Glasgow on Sabbath, 18th April, 1875, John Roxburgh D.D., and Sir Henry W. Moncreiff , Glasgow, David Bryce, 1875

The Scottish Pulpit, Vol.2, p.25, Annual Sermon against the Errors and Corruptions of the Church of Rome; Free Church Pulpit, Vol.1, p.23, The saviour’s sufferings, and his satisfaction in the fruit of them, Isaiah 53:11

He contributed to the Parker Manuscripts. His work is used in Thomas Brown’s, Annals of the Disruption – see footnote 24 . (Note these links take you to the end of the quote.)
 

Publications – about him

Obituary notice on this web-site: John Roxburgh

Inventories, Wills, etc.: 19/2/1881, D.D., Minister of the Free Church of Scotland, residing at 122 Hill Street, Glasgow, d. 02/11/1880 at Weston Super Mare, testate, Glasgow Sheriff Court Inventories, NRS SC36/48/9; Will, Glasgow Sheriff Court Wills, NRS SC36/51/81

Inventories, Wills, etc.: Roxburgh, Catherine, 18/8/1899, of Weston-super-Mare, Somerset, widow, Letters of administration, non-Scottish Court, NRS SC70/6/76

Address to the Rev. Dr. Roxburgh on the occasion of his retiring from the active duties of the ministry: Ministerial reminiscences, Glasgow, Thomas Murray & Son, 1875

Memorials of John Roxburgh D.D., minister of St. John’s Free Church, Glasgow, edited by George G. Cameron, Glasgow, David Bryce & Son, 1881

How are the masses to be educated and evangelized?, a letter addressed to the Rev. John Roxburgh, D.D. Convener of the Free Church General Assembly’s Committee on Glasgow Evangelization, George Troup, Glasgow, Griffin, 1857?

27th November, 1837, Sixth Report of the Commissioners of Religious Instruction, p.106 [For the questions which are being answered, see Queries]

For photo by Hill and Adamson see here

Dutch: Een woord aan Joodsche en Christelijke ingezetenen van Amsterdam, Amsterdam, Johannes Muller, 1849

Dutch: De Vrije Schotsche Kerk en hare zending in Nederland gehandhaafd tegen Dr. H. J. Spijker, predikant te Amsterdam, Amsterdam, Höveker, 1853

Dutch: Gij zijt de Christus, de zoon des levenden Gods, Amsterdam, G. van Peursen, 1853

Dutch: Gelooft gij de profeten?: leerrede over Handelingen XXVI: 27a, uitgesproken te Amsterdam bij gelegenheid van den doop van een Israëlitisch huisgezin, Amsterdam, H. de Hoogh, 1855

Dutch: Vrijlating en vrijmaking der slaven in de Kolonie Suriname, uitgesproken in de Kerk der Vereenigde Doopsgezinde Gemeente te Amsterdam, Amsterdam, H. de Hoogh, 1862

Dutch: Wie was Calvijn? en wat heeft hij gedaan? Twee vragen, beantwoord naar Felix Bungener, en ter behartiging aangeboden aan alle Evangelische Christenen, Amsterdam, H. de Hoogh, 1864

Dutch: Woorden van afscheid: twee leerredenen over 2 Corinthe VI: 1 en Filippensen I: 27-28, Amsterdam, H. de Hoogh, 1864

Dutch: Onverschilligheid: een antwoord op Dr. Pierson’s “Onverdraagzaamheid”, Amsterdam, 1864

Dutch: Ter Herinnering aan Calvijn’s driehonderdjarigen Sterfdag, Schwartz and others, Amsterdam, H. Hoogh, 1864

Dutch: Zacharia, een der herauten van Israëls Koning, Amsterdam, 1866

The scattered nation, past, present & future, edited by C. Schwartz, London: 1866; 1867; 1868; 1869; 1870 and 1871
 

Publications – about him

Inventories, Wills, etc.: 9/2/1871 preacher at Trinity Chapel in London, thereafter residing in Kensington in County of Middlesex, Probate of W, Edinburgh Sheriff Court Wills, NRS SC70/4/130; Note of Probate only, Edinburgh Sheriff Court Inventories, NRS SC70/1/151; Probate of Will, non-Scottish Court, NRS SC70/6/8

Dutch: Ter Gedachtenis aan Dr. Carl Schwartz, Abraham Capadose, Amsterdam, 1871

The anatomy of the Mass, Peter Du Moulin, translated from the French by Robert Shanks, Edinburgh, Waugh and Innes, 1833

Protestantism versus Catholicism, correspondence betwixt the Rev. John McLean, Presbyterian Minister, Achbreck, and the Rev. James Gordon, Tombae, Glenlivat, and a written challenge for public disputation on certain controversial subjects from the Rev. Robert Shanks, an itinerant minister of a Protestant Reformation Society, to the Rev. James Gordon, Roman Catholic clergyman, Glenlivat, with Mr. G.’s answer to the same, Aberdeen, printed at the Herald Office, 1835

The Glenlivat controversy, being a genuine copy of the letters of the Rev. Messrs. Maclean and Shanks, and Mr. Gordon, priest of Tombae, with an exposure of the ignorance and dishonesty in Mr. Gordon’s pamphlet, also the letters of Messrs. Carmichael and Maclachlan, priests at Tomintoul and Huntley, with remarks thereon, Aberdeen, P. Gray, 1835

Some causes of Protestant alarm stated, and the speeches of the Hon. Lord Moncreiff, and the Rev. Principal Dewar, delivered in the General Assembly, on Popery, dissected, in a letter to his Lordship, Edinburgh, Waugh & Innes, 1836

Free Church of Scotland – Buckie, 1849?

Breadalbane Muniments: Additional Papers from the Taymouth Estate Office, Letters Accompanying Petitions to Parliament etc., 23rd April, 1850, Profanation of the Lord’s day by unnecessary labour in the Post Office, NRS GD112/74/834

The organ in the Church of Scotland, a letter to his grace the Duke of Richmond, London, 1875
 

Publications – about him

Obituary notice on this web-site: Robert Shanks

John Smith, Robert Shanks of Buckie (1798-1884), Scottish Reformation Society Historical Journal, 2 (2012): 167-195

Inventories, Wills, etc.: 1/7/1884, sometime minister, Free Church, Buckie, thereafter residing in Aberdeen, d. 17/04/1884 at Aberdeen, testate, spouse of Mrs Mary Fulton or Shanks, Extract Inventory, Aberdeen Sheriff Court Inventories, NRS SC1/36/95; 18/7/1884, sometime Minister, Free Church, Buckie, thereafter residing in Aberdeen, d. 17/04/1884 at Aberdeen, testate, Will, Aberdeen Sheriff Court Wills, NRS SC1/37/94; Extract Additional Inventory, Aberdeen Sheriff Court Inventories, NRS SC1/36/96

Inventories, Wills, etc.: Shanks or Fulton, Mary, 19/10/1889, Mrs, resided at 52 Fountainhall Road, Aberdeen, widow, d. 15/08/1889 at Aberdeen, testate, daughter of John Fulton, Extract Inventory, Aberdeen Sheriff Court Inventories, NRS SC1/36/108; Will, Aberdeen Sheriff Court Wills, NRS SC1/37/104

A lecture intended to have been delivered in the Methodist Chapel Buckie, in answer to the lectures of the Rev. Robert Shanks, A.M. Missionary of the Reformation Society delivered in Buckie on the 1st 3rd and 4th days of July, 1834, D. Carmichael, Elgin, Grant, 1834

A letter to the Rev. Robert Shanks of the Reformation Society on his no-Popery mission to the Enzie, by a layman, Aberdeen, printed at the Herald Office, 1835

Letter to the Rev. Mr. Shanks, of the Reformation Society, on the connexion between Protestantism & infidelity, Aberdeen, printed at the Herald Office, 1835

Second letter to the Rev. R. Shanks, upon the rule of faith, the sacrifice of the Mass, and offering it for the dead, Aberdeen, Aberdeen Herald Office, 1835

Third letter to the Rev. R. Shanks on sin, and the means of pardon, Aberdeen, printed at the Aberdeen Herald Office, 1835

Court of Session: Bill Chamber, Processes in Actions of Suspension and Interdict: Rev. James MacKintosh & Others (Presbytery of Fordyce): Suspension & Interdict: Respondent: Rev. Robert Shanks & Others, 1844, NRS CS275/6/13; Warrants of the Register of Acts and Decreets: Decree of declarator: The Presbytery of Fordyce and others v The Reverend Robert Shanks and others, March 1851, NRS CS46/1851/3/122

23rd September, 1837, Fifth Report of the Commissioners of Religious Instruction, p.148 [For the questions which are being answered, see Queries]

National sins the cause of national judgments; or, A call to humiliation and repentance, under the present threatening aspects of divine providence towards this country, being the substance of a sermon preached in Trinity Chapel, Aberdeen, on Sabbath the 16th October, 1831, Aberdeen, D. Chalmers & Co., 1831

A sermon preached in Trinity Chapel, on the 15th April, 1832, being the Sabbath immediately after the funeral of the late Rev. William Leith, with an appendix containing the conclusion of a sermon preached in the same place on the death of the late Rev. William Lyon, Aberdeen, G. King, 1832

The plague is begun, or, God’s warning voice to all classes in the cholera, a sermon, preached in Trinity Chapel, on the 2nd and 3rd Sabbaths of January, 1832, Aberdeen, J. Davidson, 1832

God’s claims to the affection of the heart, a sermon preached to young men, in Trinity Chapel, Aberdeen, on New-Year’s-Day, 1833, Aberdeen, J. Davidson, 1833

“Watching for the souls of his people,” the grand duty of the Christian minister, a sermon preached at the admission of the Rev. A.D. Davidson to the West Church and parish, Aberdeen, on the 4th May, 1836; with the charge to the Pastor, and the address to the congregation, Aberdeen, J. Davidson, 1836

The Church’s lamentation over the death of eminently good men, a sermon, preached in Trinity Church, on the Sabbath after the decease of the late Bailie Harper, who died on the 14th March, 1838, with an appendix containing an interesting record of the deceased, Aberdeen, A. Mitchell, 1838

The Scriptural warrant for the election of office-bearers (ministers and elders), by the members of the church, an address, delivered in Trinity Church, November, 1840, to the Aberdeen Tradesmen’s Association, Aberdeen, P. Gray, 1840

A sermon preached on the occasion of taking farewell of Trinity Church, on Sabbath the 11th June, 1843, with an appendix containing the conclusion of a sermon preached in Trinity Church, on the 14th of May last, being the day appointed by the “Special Commission” for humiliation and prayer in reference to the approaching crisis in the Church of Scotland, Aberdeen, G. and R. King, 1843

Breadalbane Muniments, Ecclesiastical Documents, Letters with Petitions to Ormelie [that is, 2nd Marquess of Breadalbane] and Others, Maynooth, 14th April, 1845, NRS GD112/51/174; Maynooth endowment and against Sunday trains, 22nd April, 1845, NRS GD112/51/181; Maynooth bill, 16th May, 1845, NRS GD112/51/194

Christ’s spiritual presence, the real glory of a place to worship, a sermon preached at the opening of Free Trinity Church, Crown Street, on Sabbath, the 31st March, 1844, Aberdeen, G. Cornwall, 1845

The weak confounding the mighty, Aberdeen, Davidson, 1845

Memoir and remains of the Rev. David Simpson, A.M., minister of Trinity Free Church, Aberdeen, W. Kinnaird Mitchell, Aberdeen, Milne, 1865

The Scottish Pulpit, Vol.3, p.313, The Apostolic Injunction to Abstain from all appearance of evil considered as a Scriptural Warrant for Temperance ; Vol.4, p.217, Children urged to become the Lambs of Christ’s Flock

He contributed to the Parker Manuscripts. His work is used in Thomas Brown’s, Annals of the Disruption – see footnote 644 . (Note these links take you to the end of the quote.)
 

Publications – about him

Obituary notice on this web-site: David Simpson

Inventories, Wills, etc.: 12/11/1864, residing at Carden Place in Aberdeen, died at Free Church Manse in Cluny, T. Misc. Papers incl. Jane Kinnaird 12/11/1864 S, Aberdeen Sheriff Court Inventories, NRS SC1/36/55; T. Misc. Papers incl. Jane Kinnaird 12/11/1864 S, Aberdeen Sheriff Court Wills, NRS SC1/37/54

Inventories, Wills, etc.: Simpson, Jane, Mrs, alias Kinnaird, 26/7/1872, residing at No.6 Carden Place in Aberdeen, relict of Rev. David Simpson, T. 26/07/1872 NRS SC1/37/70/p161, Aberdeen Sheriff Court Inventories, NRS SC1/36/71

The Aberdeen pulpit and universities, a series of sketches of the Aberdeen clergy, and of the professors in the Aberdeen colleges, James Bruce, Aberdeen, Strachan, 1844

A letter to the Rev. D. Simpson, minister of Trinity parish, Aberdeen, on “The question of questions”, humbly submitted to the serious consideration of the Rev. Dr. Chalmers, the Rev. Dr. McCrie, the Rev. Mr. Willis, and other evangelical supporters of church establishments, by Adelphos. Aberdeen, printed by John Davidson and Co., 1834

Anne Donald, schoolmistress, Answers made by Schoolmasters in Scotland, p.2 [See here Parochial Schools – Queries to which these Answers are a response]

George Adam, schoolmaster, Answers made by Schoolmasters in Scotland, p.2 [See here Parochial Schools – Queries to which these Answers are a response]

Historical connection between the Old and New Testaments, Edinburgh, T.& T. Clark, 1889

The book of Ezekiel, London, Hodder and Stoughton, 1895

Kings, introduction, Edinburgh, T.C. & E.C. Jack, 1904?

A Critical and exegetical commentary on Genesis, Edinburgh, T. & T. Clark, 1910

The evolution of religion in the Old Testament, Letchworth, Garden City Press Ltd., Printers, 1910

Papers including Founders’ Statement, The evolution of religion in the Old Testament, Letchworth, Garden City Press Ltd., Printers, 1910

Isaiah, 1-39, edited by C. H. Thomson and John Skinner, Cambridge, Cambridge University Press, 1910

Bengali: Yiśāiẏera pustakera ṭīkā, Commentary on the Book of Isaiah, based on that of the Rev. J. Skinner, D.D., by the Rev. J. M. B. Duncan, Calcutta, Baptist Mission Press, 1910

Divine names in Genesis, London, 1914.

The Pentateuchal Text, a reply to Dr. Skinner [i.e. to his articles in the “Expositor”], Harold Marcus Wiener, London, Elliot Stock, 1914

Isaiah 40-66, edited by Rev. W. A. L. Elmslie and Rev. John Skinner, Cambridge, Cambridge University Press, 1914

Prophecy & religion, studies in the life of Jeremiah, Cambridge, Cambridge University Press, 1922

The book of Samuel, translated into colloquial English, search only, London, 1925

A critical and exegetical commentary on Hosea, Edinburgh, T. & T. Clark, 1930

The Lord’s jealousy against backsliders consistent with his unchanging love, Perth, James Dewar and Son, 1845

Sermon, a witnessing church – a church baptized with the Holy Ghost, Perth, James Dewar & Son, 1846?

The necessary harmony between doctrine and spiritual life, being an introductory lecture, delivered on the 9th November, 1853 to the Free Church students attending the Divinity Hall at Aberdeen, Aberdeen, A. Brown, 1853

Aberdeen Reformation Society, Introductory lecture, winter 1853-4, on the origin, objects, and necessity of the association, Aberdeen, Stevenson 1853

The basis of Christian doctrine in divine fact, with particular reference to the modern realistic development of theology, being an introductory lecture, delivered at the opening of the Free Church Divinity Hall, Aberdeen, on Tuesday, 7th Nov., 1854, Aberdeen, A. Brown & Co., 1854

The real presence of Christ in the midst of his people, the only attraction & glory of ordinances, Aberdeen, Davidson 1856

Outlines of discourses, doctrinal and expository, James Stewart, with a prefatory note, by Professor Smeaton. Second edition, with memoir of the author, Edinburgh, 1860

The Lord’s Day, J. Gossner, with prefatory note by George Smeaton, London, T. Nelson and Sons, 1860

The means and methods to be adopted for a successful ministry, being an introduction to Dr. Spencer’s Pastor’s sketches, J. A. James, with prefatory note by Professor Smeaton, Birmingham, Hudson and Son, 1861

The doctrine of the atonement, as taught by Christ himself, or, the sayings of Jesus on the atonement, exegetically expounded and classified, Edinburgh, T. & T. Clark, 1868

The union question, speech of Sir Henry Wellwood Moncreiff, in the Free Presbytery of Edinburgh, on the 26th of February, 1868, being a reply to Mr. Main, Professor Smeaton, Dr. Thomas Smith, and Dr. James Buchanan, Henry Wellwood Moncreiff, Edinburgh, John Maclaren, 1868

Memoir of Alexander Thomson of Banchory, Edinburgh, Edmonston and Douglas, 1869

The doctrine of the atonement as taught by the Apostles, or, the sayings of the Apostles exegetically expounded, with historical appendix, Edinburgh, T. &. T. Clark, 1870

Great Anti-Union Meeting in Glasgow, 25th October, 1870, speech of Professor Smeaton, of Edinburgh, Glasgow, Dunn and Wright, 1870

The improvement of a revival time, Edinburgh, James Taylor, 1870

The new scheme of incorporation, Edinburgh, between 1870 and 1879?

National Christianity and scriptural union, or, An exposition of the union-question, addressed to the office-bearers, members, and adherents of the Free Church of Scotland, Edinburgh, Johnstone, Hunter & Co., 1871

Statement of the difference between the profession of the reformed church of Scotland, as adopted by seceders, and the profession contained in the new testimony and other acts, lately adopted by the general associate synod, published at the presbytery’s desire by the late Thomas McCrie, with a preface by George Smeaton, Edinburgh, C. F. Lyon, 1871

Sermons preached in the Free West Church, Aberdeen, on Sabbath 5th May, 1872, being the Sabbath after the funeral of the Rev. Alex. D. Davidson D.D., late minister of that church, George Smeaton and James Lumsden, Aberdeen, D. Wyllie & Son, 1872

The Scottish theory of ecclesiastical establishments and how far the theory is realised, an address to the Glasgow Conservative Association, April 13, 1875, Glasgow, Association’s Rooms, 1875

Correspondence with the Rev. George Smeaton, D.D. Professor, Free Church College, Edinburgh Rev. Robert Rainy, D.D. Principal, Free Church College, Edinburgh Rev. J. Oswald Dykes, D.D. Minister, Presbyterian Church, Regent Square, London, showing the bearing of creed-subscription, as at present enforced in the Presbyterian churches, on the proper investigation of the truth, and on the truthful expression of religious sentiment, D. Milne, London, Spottiswoode, 1877

On the inspiration of the Old and New Testaments, a chapter from Thomas Chalmers, with introductory note by Professor Smeaton, Edinburgh, Andrew Elliot, 1879

The inspiration and circulation of the Bible, William Fergusson, with a prefatory note by George Smeaton, London, Elliot Stock, 1880

Sermons preached in Free St. Matthew’s Church, Bath Street, Glasgow, with special reference to the death of the Rev. Samuel Miller, D.D., Professor Smeaton and others, Glasgow, John N. Mackinlay, 1881

Doctrine of the Holy Spirit, Edinburgh, T. & T. Clark, 1882

Memorials of the late Miss Agnes Aitken, with preface by Professor Smeaton, Edinburgh, James Taylor, 1882

Sermons preached in Newington Free Church, Edinburgh, on occasion of the death of James Begg, D.D., John Kennedy and George Smeaton, Edinburgh, James Gemmell, 1883

Instrumental music: a consideration for and against its introduction into the worship of the Free Church of Scotland, John McEwan, with a prefatory note by George Smeaton, Edinburgh, 1883

Free Church Pulpit, Vol.1, p.587, The Lord’s jealousy against backsliders consistent with his unchanging love, Psalm 39:30-33; Vol.3, p.23, A witnessing church – a church baptized with the Holy Ghost

The Scottish Christian Herald, 2nd series, Vol.2, p.617, Immanuel

He contributed to Fairbairn’s Imperial Bible Dictionary
 

Publications – about him

Obituary notice on this web-site: George Smeaton

Inventories, Wills, etc.: 13/5/1889, D.D., 13 Mansion House Road, Professor of Exegetical Theology, New College, Edinburgh, d. 14/04/1889 at Edinburgh, testate, Edinburgh Sheriff Court Inventories, NRS SC70/1/274; Will, Edinburgh Sheriff Court Wills, NRS SC70/4/237

Inventories, Wills, etc.: Smeaton or Goold, Janet Helen, 27/4/1893, 13 South Mansionhouse Road, Edinburgh, widow of Rev. George Smeaton, D.D., Professor of Exegetical Theology, New College there, d. 01/03/1893 at Edinburgh, testate, Edinburgh Sheriff Court Inventories, NRS SC70/1/318; Will, Edinburgh Sheriff Court Wills, NRS SC70/4/267

Papers relating to Auchtermuchty Parish Church: Church vacancies, testimonials etc., 1844: Call to Mr [George] Smeaton to the Parish of Falkland [Fragile], NRS GD152/117/5

Sermons preached in Buccleuch Free Church on the death of the Rev. George Smeaton, D. D., Robert Gordon and Thomas Smith, Edinburgh, T. & T. Clark, 1889

Some Free Church professors and Preachers in Some nineteenth century Scotsmen, being personal recollections, William Knight, p.103, Edinburgh, London, Oliphant, Anderson, & Ferrier, 1903

The contribution of George Smeaton (1814-1889) to theological thought, Homer L. Goddard, Jr.

Atonement and pneumatology, a study in the theology of George Smeaton, Norman Paul Madsen, St Andrews, 1974

The federal pneumatology of George Smeaton (1814-89), Robert Mark Shillaker, Milton Keynes, Open University, 2002

George Smeaton, learned theologian and biblical scholar, John W. Keddie, Darlington, Evangelical Press, 2007

The romances of King Arthur, and the development of an Arthurian tradition, an essay read before the University Philomathic Society, Edinburgh, J. Gemmell, 1877

The Sunday school teacher, edited by A. Smellie, London, 1893

The companions of Jesus, London, 1897

Books for the Heart, a series of reprints of religious works, edited by A. Smellie, London, A. Melrose, 1897, etc.

Confessions of St Augustine, London, A. Melrose, 1897

The journal of John Woolman, edited, with an introduction, by Alexander Smellie, London, 1898

In the hour of silence, a book of daily meditations for a year, London, Andrew Melrose, 1899

Torch-bearers of the faith, a book of Christian heroes, London, 1899

The Heidelberg Catechism, the German text, with a revised translation and introduction, edited by Alexander Smellie, London, 1900

The Christian’s great interest, William Guthrie, edited by A. Smellie, London, 1901

Why keep the Sabbath?, Stirling, published for the Scottish National Christian Endeavour Union, 1902?

Men of the Covenant, London, 1903

Service and inspiration, addresses, London, 1904

‘If ye love me’, London, 1905

The legacy of John Knox in John Knox, appreciations by United Original Seceders, addresses delivered at the Meeting of Synod held in Edinburgh on the 18th of May, 1905

Talks about Jesus, London, Andrew Melrose, 1906

The print of his shoe, forty years’ missionary experience in the southside of Edinburgh, James Goodfellow, with introductory note by Alexander Smellie, Edinburgh, Oliphant, Anderson & Ferrier, 1906

Give me the Master, London, 1906

Selected poems of Christina G. Rossetti, with introduction by Alexander Smellie, London, Melrose, 1907

Songs of the heart, being short studies in twelve psalms, London, 1908

The daily walk, London, 1910

Andrew Melville, London, 1910

At the World Missionary Conference, a little narrative for friends who were not there, Dundee, J.B. Mathew, 1910

Robert Murray McCheyne, London, National Council of Evangelical Free Churches, 1913

Lift up your heart, four addresses on sanctification, London, Andrew Melrose, 1915

Polymerôs kaì polytrópos, by divers portions and in divers manners, an address spoken from the chair of the organisational synod, Dundee, James P. Mathew, 1917

Out of the desert a gift, a book of counsel and company for the Sabbath evening, London, A. Melrose, 1917

Luther, a word of admiration and defence, a lecture delivered to the Knox Club on the 26th of November, 1917, Edinburgh, The Knox Club, 1918

The well by the way, a second book of counsel and company for the sabbath evening, London, 1918

Evan Henry Hopkins, a memoir, London, Marshall Bros., 1920

Alexander Smellie, 1857-1923, appreciations of his life and work, 1923

Rev. Alexander Smellie, D.D in The Original Secession Magazine, July 1923, London, A. Melrose, 1923

Sunset glory, Sermons preached in Carluke Original Secession Church, London, Andrew Melrose, 1924

The Reformation in its literature, London, A. Melrose , 1925

Wayfarer’s daily message, London, 1933

A worthy vow, Edinburgh, United Free Church Temperance Publications Depots
 

Publications – about him

Inventories, Wills, etc.: 1/9/1923, D.D., Original Secession Manse, Carluke, d. 23/05/1923 at Carluke, testate, Lanark Sheriff Court, SC38/42/24; Lanark Sheriff Court Wills, SC38/44/4

Court of Session: Warrants of the Register of Acts and Decreets: Decree of declarator, The Reverend Alexander Smellie and others v John Reid Hobart (Miss Marion Millar’s trust), August 1906, CS46/1906/8/52; Related material: CS45/1013

Decree of declarator, The Reverend Alexander Smellie, and others v John Reid Hobart (Miss Janet Millar’s trust), August 1906, CS46/1906/8/53

The Temperance reformation and its claims upon the Christian Church, a prize essay, London, Hodder and Stoughton, 1875

Dancing, temperance and religion, a sermon preached in the Free Church, Tarland, Aberdeen, A. & R. Milne, 1876

Professor Smith on the Bible [i.e. his article in the Encyclopaedia Britannica.] and Dr. Marcus Dods on inspiration, Edinburgh, J. Greig & Son, 1877

Professor Smith’s criticisms on the Pentateuch examined, Aberdeen, Lewis Smith, 1878

Professor Smith’s new plea and the Presbytery’s procedure, being the substance of a speech delivered in the Free Synod of Aberdeen, 14th October, 1879, Edinburgh, James Gemmell … [etc.], 1879

The papal authority as affirmed by Pius IX. and the Vatican council, considered both as a theological doctrine and in its bearing on political liberty, a prize essay, Edinburgh, 1884

Memorials of the Rev. John Smith, late minister of the Free Church, Shettleston, Glasgow, and of Dr. Chalmers’ territorial church, West Port, Edinburgh
 

Publications – about him

Obituary notice on this web-site: James Smith

Inventories, Wills, etc.: 8/3/1900, Free chuch minister, Tarland, Aberdeenshire, d. 22/01/1900 at Tarland, testate, spouse of Mrs Jemima Hunter or Smith, Extract Inventory, Aberdeen Sheriff Court Inventories, NRS SC1/36/139; Will, Aberdeen Sheriff Court Wills, NRS SC1/37/121

Inventories, Wills, etc.: Smith or Hunter, Jemima, 1/9/1919, 64 Comiston Road, Edinburgh, then at 58 Comiston Road Edinburgh, afterwards 8 Lasswade Road, Liberton, afterwards 10 Thirlestane Road, Edinburgh, afterwards Braid Hills Hotel Edinburgh, latterly 5 Rillbank Terrace Edinburgh, widow, d. 08/03/1919 at Edinburgh, testate, Edinburgh Sheriff Court Inventories, NRS SC70/1/636

Missions, the end of the Christian Church, also the qualifications, duties and trials of an Indian missionary, being the substance of the services held at the ordination of the Rev. Thomas Smith, as one of the Church of Scotland’s missionaries to India, Alexander Duff, Edinburgh, J. Johnstone, 1839

The Christian’s patrimony, being the substance of five discourses delivered in the Scottish Church, Cape Town, Cape of Good Hope, Cape Town 1842

Work of grace at Calcutta, being a narrative of the circumstances attending the recent conversions there, Alexander Duff and Thomas Smith, Edinburgh, W. P. Kennedy, 1845

Colonel Richard Baird Smith, C.B., in Good Words, p.559, 1862; see also p.766

An elementary treatise on plane geometry, according to the method of rectilineal co-ordinates, Edinburgh, William Whyte & Co., 1857

The future of India in Essays by ministers of the Free Church of Scotland, edited by William Hanna, Edinburgh, Thomas Constable and Co., 1858

Studies on Pascal, Alexander Vinet ; translated from the French by Thomas Smith, Edinburgh, T. & T. Clark, 1859

The Bible not inconsistent with science in Christianity and recent speculations, six lectures by ministers of the Free church, Edinburgh, J. Maclaren, 1866

Natural laws; creation, miracles, providence, prayer, a lecture delivered at the request of the Young Men’s Association in connexion with the U.P. Congregation, Broughton Place, Edinburgh

Ante-Nicene Christian Library, translations of the writings of the Fathers down to A.D. 325: The writings of Tatian and Theophilus, and The Clementine recognitions, translated by Thomas Smith with others, Edinburgh, T. and T. Clark, 1867

The union question, in reply to Dr Rainy’s pamphlet, Edinburgh, James Nichol, 1867?

The union question, speech of Sir Henry Wellwood Moncreiff, Bart., D.D., in the Free Presbytery of Edinburgh, on the 26th of February, 1868, being a reply to Mr. Main, Professor Smeaton, Dr. Thomas Smith and Dr. James Buchanan, Edinburgh, John Maclaren, 1868

The ministry of the teacher, an address delivered to the students of the Free Church Training College, Edinburgh, on 27th January 1870, Edinburgh, Duncan Grant, 1870

The complete works of Thomas Manton, D.D., General editor: Thomas Smith, London, James Nisbet & Co. 1870-75

Letters, 1639-1661, Samuel Rutherford, revised and edited by Thomas Smith, with a preface by the Rev. Alexander Duff, Edinburgh, D. Grant, 1876

In memoriam: Rev. Alexander Duff, D.D., LL.D., Edinburgh, Andrew Elliot, 1878

Christ’s constraining love in In memoriam, Rev. Alexander Duff, D.D., LL.D., Edinburgh, Andrew Elliot, 1878

Sound & earnest ministers the permanent want of the church, an address made in the Free Church Presbytery of Edinburgh, on Oct. 20th, 1880, on the occasion of the induction of Dr. Thomas Smith as Professor of Evangelistic Theology, James Begg, Edinburgh?, 1880?

Modern missions and culture, their mutual relations, Gustav Warneck, translated from the German by Thomas Smith, Edinburgh, J. Gemmell, 1883

Alexander Duff, London, Hodder & Stoughton, 1883

Memorials of the Rev. Samuel Miller, D.D, minister of St. Matthew’s Free Church, Glasgow, with a biographical sketch by Thomas Smith, Glasgow, David Bryce, 1883

Outline of the history of the Protestant missions from the Reformation to the present time, Gustav Warneck, translated by Thomas Smith, Edinburgh, 1884

Memoirs of James Begg, D.D., minister of Newington Free Church, Edinburgh, Edinburgh, James Gemmell, 1885-1888: Vol.1. See here for access to the two volumes.

Proceedings and debates of the General Assembly of the Free Church of Scotland, held at Inverness, May 1888, edited by Thomas Smith, Edinburgh, Ballantyne, 1888

Sermons preached in Buccleuch Free Church, sabbath, April 21st, 1889, on the death of the Rev. George Smeaton, D. D., Robert Gordon and Thomas Smith, Edinburgh, T. & T. Clark, 1889

“The true grace of God”, a sermon preached at the opening of the Free Church Assembly 1892, Edinburgh, R.W. Hunter, 1892

Jubilee celebrations: Rev. W. Whyte Smith, and Rev. Thomas Smith, D.D., Edinburgh, 1899

Life of Lal Behari Day, convert, pastor, professor, and author, G. Macpherson, search only, with an introduction by Thomas Smith, Edinburgh, T. & T. Clark, 1900

Euclid, his life and system, New York, Charles Scribner’s sons, 1902

The Modern Scottish Pulpit, The Tower in Siloam, Luke 13:4-5, p.144
 

Publications – about him

Inventories, Wills, etc.: 28/7/1906, D.D., LL.D., 23 Hatton Place, Edinburgh, d. 26/05/1906 at Edinburgh, testate, Edinburgh Sheriff Court Inventories, NRS SC70/1/459; Edinburgh Sheriff Court Wills, NRS SC70/4/378

Inventories, Wills, etc.: Smith or Whytt, Grace, 16/7/1886, wife of Rev. Thomas Smith, D.D., Professor of Evangelistic Theology, New College, Edinburgh, residing at 23 Hatton Place there, d. 02/11/1885 at Edinburgh, intestate, Confn ad omissa granted 05/02/1924, Edinburgh Sheriff Court Inventories, NRS SC70/1/251; 6/2/1888, Eik, Edinburgh Sheriff Court Inventories, NRS SC70/1/26; 5/2/1924, Edinburgh Sheriff Court Inventories, NRS SC70/1/707

A discourse on the duties of mankind, as subjects of civil authority, Glasgow, John Cunninghame, 1829

A treatise on the forgiveness of sins as the privilege of the redeemed, in opposition to the doctrine of universal pardon, founded on Ephesians 1:7, Glasgow, Thomas Ogilvie, 1830

A brief memoir of Lieut. J*** E******, Lieut., of the Bengal Army, with an introduction by John Smyth, Glasgow, 1833

Lectures on church establishments, on the scriptural argument for civil establishments of religion, proving the lawfulness and the duty of the civil magistrate’s supporting the true religion in his official capacity, and refuting the objections that have been urged from scripture, the iniquity of endowing all sects of religion, with a reference especially to the endowment of Popery. Lecture 2, Glasgow, William Collins, 1835

Popery the enemy of the domestic and social affections. Confessional, in Lectures on popery, Glasgow, William Collins, 1836

On Christian beneficence, a sermon preached before the Society in Scotland for Propagating Christian Knowledge at the anniversary meeting in the High Church of Edinburgh on Thursday, June 4, 1840, Edinburgh, Printed for the Society, 1840

The effects of a due observance of the Sabbath in A course of lectures to young men, with others, Glasgow, William Collins 1841

Breadalbane Muniments, Ecclesiastical Documents, Letters with Petitions to Ormelie [that is, 2nd Marquess of Breadalbane] and Others, Against Maynooth grant, 8 April, 1845, NRS GD112/51/171; Sites, 16th May, 1846, NRS GD112/51/213; Against marriage affinity bill, 23rd July, 1850, NRS GD112/51/222

Sermons preached by Patrick McFarlan and John Smyth in Free St. John’s Church, Glasgow, Jan. 31st 1847, after the funeral of Dr. Thomas Brown, Glasgow, 1847

The popish antichrist, his character and doom, as delivered in 2 Thess. 2:1-12, Glasgow, David Bryce, 1848

A sermon preached in the Free West Church, Greenock, 15th November, 1849, being the first Sabbath after the funeral of the Rev. Dr. Patrick McFarlan, minister of that church, Greenock, J. McKelvie, 1850

Anniversary and other discourses on special occasions, Glasgow, W. R. McPhun, 1857

Sermon 68, Bible truth the only basis and directory of sound instruction, 1800s

Free Church Pulpit, Vol.2, p.171, Bible truth the only basis and directory of sound instruction

The Scottish Pulpit, Vol.3, p.53, Scriptural religion, the one thing needful; Vol.4, p.301, On justifying Righteousness in Connexion with true Faith; Vol.5, p.13, The Duties of Mankind, as Subjects of Civil Authority

The Scottish Christian Herald, Vol.1, p.617, The Divine Interposition in behalf of Samuel; 2nd series, Vol.1, The Duties of the Christian as a Father, pp. 89 and 104
 

Publications – about him

Inventories, Wills, etc.: Smyth or Lockhart, Violet Isabella, Mrs, 20/10/1875, died at Bridge of Allan, widow of Revd John Smyth D.D., minister of Free Saint George’s Church, Glasgow, mother of Violet Isabella Smyth, Inventory; Mutual Settlement with daughter, Stirling Sheriff Court, NRS SC67/36/66

Sermons preached on occasion of the death of the rev. John Smyth, J. Henderson and R.S. Candlish, Glasgow, 1860

Passages of scripture and remarks on the universal pardon from the first condemnation, with an appendix containing particular answers to the several texts contained in “A treatise upon the forgiveness of sins, in opposition to the doctrine of universal pardon” by the Rev. John Smyth, A.M. Minister of St. George’s, Glasgow, Archibald Paterson, Glasgow, printed for the author and sold by G.Gallie , 1830

The doctrine of universal atonement vindicated in seven letters to the Rev. John Smyth, D.D., John Kennedy, Paisley, 1830

William Barr, schoolmaster, Brown Street, Answers made by Schoolmasters in Scotland, p.211 [See here Parochial Schools – Queries to which these Answers are a response]

Second Report of the Commissioners of Religious Instruction, Appendix 2, p.64 [For the questions which are being answered, see Queries]; Schedule of Queries and Additional Declarations, Appendix 3, p.199

Image: see here for a picture of early Free Church Moderators.

Breadalbane Muniments, Ecclesiastical Documents, Letters with Petitions to Ormelie [that is, 2nd Marquess of Breadalbane] and Others, Against Maynooth endowment, 17th April, 1845, NRS GD112/51/177

Sacred Triads, doctrinal and practical, chiefly for the use of young persons, London, 1859

A Day in Laodicea, London, J. Nisbet, 1861

Love which passeth knowledge, a sermon delivered in the Free West Church, Helensburgh, Glasgow, David Bryce & Co., 1865

In memoriam: Notices of the Rev. James Henderson, D.D., given in Free St. Enoch’s Church, September 1874, with others, Glasgow, 1874

The cross of Christ, Glasgow, Charles Glass, 1874

Variety, unity, activity, an address, London, Morgan and Scott, 1876?

Regions beyond, report of the proceedings before the Free Presbytery of Glasgow in connection with the mission of the Rev. A. N. Somerville to other lands, 7th February, 1877, Glasgow, Glasgow United Evangelistic Association, 1877

The churches in Asia, extracts from the home letters of Rev. A. N. Somerville, D.D., from the region of the seven Churches, Paisley, Parlane, 1885

Evangelization for the world, addresses delivered at the opening and closing of the General Assembly of the Free Church of Scotland, on the 20th of May and 1st of June, 1886, Glasgow, David Bryce & Son, 1886

Speech delivered by the Rev. A. N. Somerville in the Free Church General Assembly, on May 26, 1887, in connection with his mission to the Highlands and Islands during the year of his moderatorship, 1886-87, Glasgow, Bell & Bain, 1887

The ingathering of Israel, speech, Glasgow, Bell & Bain, 1889

Precious seed sown in many lands, sermons, London, Hodder and Stoughton, 1890

Lecture at Christian Convention, Glasgow, Scotland

The Bible for the World, a lecture, London, Morgan & Scott, 1904

History of the Jews, viewed in connection with prophecy from the Babylonish captivity to the coming of Christ, and destruction of Jerusalem, a lecture on Matt. 23:37-38
 

Publications – about him

Obituary notice on this web-site: Alexander N. Somerville

Dictionary of National Biography (1885-1900), Vol.53, Edward Irving Carlyle, Somerville, Alexander Neil

Oxford Dictionary of National Biography, E. I. Carlyle, revised by Lionel Alexander Ritchie, Somerville, Alexander Neil (1813–1889), Free Church of Scotland minister and evangelist

Inventories, Wills, etc.: 22/10/1889, D.D., Minister, Free Anderston Church, Glasgow, residing at 11 Southpark Terrace, Hillhead there, d. 18/09/1889 at Glasgow, testate, Glasgow Sheriff Court Inventories, NRS SC36/48/126; Will, Glasgow Sheriff Court Wills, NRS SC36/51/99

Inventories, Wills, etc.: Somerville or Ewing, Isabella Mirrlees, 5/10/1900, 11 Southpark Terrace, Hillhead, Glasgow, widow, d. 03/07/1900 at Glasgow, testate, Glasgow Sheriff Court Inventories, NRS SC36/48/172; Will, Glasgow Sheriff Court Wills, NRS SC36/51/126

A modern apostle, Alexander N. Somerville, D.D. 1813-1889, George Smith, London, John Murray, 1890

Correspondence (1856-1859) in the archives of the Scottish Association for Marine Science to the Rev. A.N. Somerville and Alexander Somerville on entomological matters, P.G. Moore

Speech of the Rev. James Stark of Greenock, delivered at the first public meeting of the “Paisley Young Men’s Society for promoting the interests of the Church of Scotland,” 1st April, 1835, Paisley, Joseph Murray, 1835

Correspondence in reference to the discussion at Kirkintilloch, on ecclesiastical establishments, between the Rev. John Ritchie, D.D., Edinburgh, the Rev. James Stark, Greenock, and the editor of the Greenock advertiser, Glasgow, W.R. McPhun, 1836

The shortness and the uncertainty of human life, a sermon occasioned by the late visitation of divine providence, addressed to the associate congregation, Crawfordsdyke, on sabbath, 6th December 1835, Greenock, J. Hislop, 1836

Love to Christ, a sermon preached at Paisley on Tuesday the 12th Dec. 1837, at the ordination of the Rev. James Falconer, Greenock, A. McIver, 1837

Re-union of seceders with the Church of Scotland defended, in speeches delivered at the meeting of the Associate Synod in Glasgow, September, 1837, with others, Greenock, A. M’Iver, 1837

Two discourses occasioned by the death of the Rev. George Moscrip, preached on 31st September, 1838, James Stark and John Anderson, Greenock, A. McIver, 1838

Fermented wine, its use in the sacrament, right and scriptural, in reply to the novelties of the Rev. Mr. Gilmour, Greenock, A. M’Iver, between 1830 and 1839?

The church question briefly considered, with special reference to the “Church politics” of the Rev. Mr. Morren, and the “Address” of the Rev. Dr. Barr, Greenock, J.G. Bankier, 1843

The Scottish Pulpit, Vol.3, p.397, The Christian’s Citizenship in Heaven; The Scottish Pulpit, Vol.5, p.37, Justification by Works, and not by Faith only
 

Publications – about him

Obituary notice on this web-site: James Stark

Inventories, Wills, etc.: 30/1/1890, senior Minister of Wellpark Free Church, Greenock, d. 05/01/1890 at Gourock, testate, Greenock Sheriff Court, NRS SC53/41/3; Will, Greenock Sheriff Court Wills, NRS SC53/47/2

Dialogues on the church question, dialogue III, Mr. Stark, “The Covenanter”, “The non-Erastian churchman”, and Mr. Morren, by N. Morren, Greenock, Glasgow, W.G. Blackie and Co., 1843?

A parting word for the Rev. James Stark, Greenock, Greenock, John Hislop, 1843

Nehemiah, or, Prayer and effort, Edinburgh, Johnstone and Hunter, 1852?

Neglect of ordinances, 1855?

The Literature of Labour; or, the contributions to letters by working-men, a lecture, London, Daniel F. Oakey, 1856

Doing good, or, The Christian in walks of usefulness, London, T. Nelson and Sons, 1858

Samuel the Prophet, and the lessons of his life and times, London, T. Nelson and Sons, 1860

Lives made sublime by faith and works, London, Simpkin, Marshall, and Co., 1861

Burning and shining lights; or, Memoirs of eminent ministers of Christ, London, T. Nelson and Sons, 1864

The Christian teacher in Sunday schools, London, T. Nelson and Sons, 1867

Australian capers, or, Christopher Cockle’s colonial experience, by Old Boomerang, with an introduction by Dr. Steel, Sydney, London, G. Routledge, 1867

The New Hebrides and Christian missions, with a sketch of the labour traffic, and notes of a cruise through the group in the mission vessel, London, James Nisbet & Co., 1880

The Shorter Catechism, London, T. Nelson & Sons, 1888

The achievements of youth, London, T. Nelson and Sons, 1890

New Statistical Account, April, 1842, Erskine, Vol.7, Renfrew, p.500

The tent and the Khan: a journey to Sinai and Palestine, Edinburgh, William Oliphant and Sons, 1857

“The fields white unto the harvest”, a statement of the Free Church of Scotland’s missionary labours among Jews and Gentiles, London, Mission board room, 1844

Government of the French Protestant church, revivals in France, 1845

Proposed subscription to raise 1000 pounds, to erect a Free Church and school in Leghorn, 1846

The religious condition of the centre and south of Europe, being an address, delivered at the close of the General Assembly of the Free Church of Scotland, 2nd June, 1874, Edinburgh, Maclaren & Macniven, 1874

On the present condition and future prospects of the Waldensian Church

The Scottish Pulpit, Vol.2, p.264, Introduction of the Rev Matthew Barclay to the Church and Parish of Old Kilpatrick
 

Publication – about him

Obituary notice on this web-site: Robert Walter Stewart

Remarks addressed to the editor of “A voice from Italy,” concerning a letter from the Rev. Dr. R.W. Stewart, of Leghorn, Sheffield, Leader and Sons, 1865

Jubilee of Rev. R.W. Stewart, D.D., addresses given at Leghorn on the 16th March, 1887, Florence 1887

An Italian campaign; or, The evangelical movement in Italy, 1845-1887, from the letters of R. W. Stewart, by James Wood Brown

Il Reverendo Robert Walter Stewart ed il movimento evangelico in Italia, Thomas Noffke, 1976

William Duff, schoolmaster, Answers made by Schoolmasters in Scotland, p.262 [See here Parochial Schools – Queries to which these Answers are a response]

Third Report of the Commissioners of Religious Instruction: Teinds, Appendix 1, Table 7, p.30

Letter to the inhabitants of St. Luke’s Parish, Edinburgh, from the minister and elders of that parish, with an appendix containing the constitution of the church, and minute of Presbytery, fixing the boundaries of the parish, Edinburgh, J. Johnstone, 1838

A pastoral letter on the present position of the Church of Scotland, Edinburgh, John Johnstone, 1840

The work of the Holy Spirit in the revival of religion in The revival of religion, addresses by Scottish Evangelical Leaders delivered in Glasgow in 1840, Edinburgh, Banner of Truth, 1984

Connection between the principles already proved, and the real efficiency of the Church, Edinburgh?, J.Johnstone?, 1840?

Strathbogie, to the editor of The Witness, Edinburgh, W. P. Kennedy, 1840

Letter from the Rev. A. Moody Stuart, to the elders and members of St. Luke’s Church, Edinburgh, Edinburgh, John Johnstone, 1842

Death-bed scenes, Edinburgh, John Johnstone, 1843

A report of the whole proceedings of the late General Assembly of the Free Church of Scotland, relative to the state of religion in the land, containing the deliberations of Friday the 17th, of Tuesday the 21st, with the sermon of that day, and of Tuesday the 28th of May, with an introductory narrative by A. Moody Stuart, Edinburgh, Bell & Bradfute, 1844

Ireland open to the Gospel, Edinburgh, John Johnstone, 1847

An inquiry into the character of the present educational connexion between the Free Church and the government, Edinburgh, John Johnstone, 1848

A memorial concerning personal and family fasting and humiliation, Thomas Boston, with prefatory remarks and appendix by Alexander Moody Stuart, Edinburgh, Johnstone and Hunter, 1849

The one day’s work of the Lord, London, J. Nisbet and Co., 1860

The three Marys, London, Nisbet, 1862

Capernaum, London, James Nisbet & Co., 1864

Life and letters of Elizabeth, last duchess of Gordon, London, James Nisbet, 1865

The spiritual condition of the ministry in its influence on the people, Edinburgh, Andrew Elliot, 1865

Letters of Ruth Bryan, with a preface by A. Moody Stuart, London, J. Nisbet & Co, 1865

The cup which the Father giveth us to drink, and, The wheat for the Lord’s garner, Edinburgh, T. Constable, 1866

Missionary life among the Jews in Moldavia, Galicia, and Silesia, memoir and letters of Mrs. Edward, with preface by Rev. A. Moody Stuart, London, 1867

Is the “Establishment of religion” outside of the Confession? , a speech delivered in the Free Presbytery of Edinburgh, on the 25th November, 1868, Edinburgh, John Maclaren, 1868

A contribution toward the clearing of our terms, on religion and the church in the articles of union; the church settling the ordinances; toleration under a settlement, Edinburgh, John Maclaren, 1869

The Council at Rome for war with the Lamb, the plan of battle, and our preparation to meet it, London, Nisbet and Co., 1869

The union overture: is it wise, or right?, a speech delivered in the Free Presbytery of Edinburgh, on 4th April, 1870, Edinburgh, John Maclaren, 1870

A visit to the land of Huss, London, J. Nisbet, 1870

Invitation from A. Moody Stuart and Robert Macdonald to ministers of the Free Presbytery of Edinburgh to participate in prayer-meetings for the General Assembly, to be held on May 5 and May 16, 1870, Edinburgh?, John Maclaren, 1870

To the convener and to the members of the Free Church Committee on Union, Edinburgh?, 1872?

Recollections of the late John Duncan, LL.D., professor of Hebrew and Oriental languages, New College, Edinburgh, Edinburgh, Edmonston and Douglas, 1872

Recent awakenings and higher holiness, the opening and closing addresses in the Free Church General Assembly, 1875, Edinburgh, MacLaren & MacNiven, 1875

Jesus Christ the bond of the holy universe, a sermon preached at the opening of the Free Church General Assembly, on Thursday, 18th May 1876, Edinburgh, Maclaren & Macniven, 1876

The Fifty-First Psalm and the Encyclopædia Britannica, Edinburgh, Maclaren & Macniven, 1876

The Song of Songs, an exposition of the Song of Solomon, London, J. Nisbet, 1877

The Rev. A. Moody Stuart on “Brethren”, William Kelly, London, G. Morrish, 1878?

The weaned soul hoping in the Lord, a sermon, Edinburgh, 1880

The old Isaiah, Edinburgh, John Maclaren & Son, 1880

The fall of Babylon, its prediction not anonymous, Edinburgh, John MacLaren & Son, 1880

Our old Bible Moses on the plains of Moab, Edinburgh 1881

Sermons, Alexander Grierson, with a memoir by his daughter, and a preface by A. Moody Stuart, D.D., Edinburgh, 1882

Israel’s lawgiver, his narrative true and his laws genuine, London, Nisbet, 1882

The Bible true to itself, a treatise on the historical truth of the Old Testament, London, James Nisbet, 1884

The path of the redeemed, sermons, Edinburgh, Macniven & Wallace, 1893

The Scottish Christian Herald, Vol.1, Death-Bed Scenes, pp. 45, 92 and 156; Vol.3, em>Revivals of Religion, pp. 315 and, 491; 2nd series, Vol.1, p.489, The Stone Rejected by the Builder; 2nd series, Vol.2, p.217, The Sixth of a Series of Lectures on the Jews
 

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Disruption Worthies on this website: Stuart, A. Moody

Inventories, Wills, etc.: 26/11/1898, D.D., Minister, Free St Luke’s, Edinburgh, sometime residing at Annat Cottage, Errol, thereafter at Ellerslie, Crieff, d. 31/07/1898 at Creiff, testate, Perth Sheriff Court, NRS SC49/31/174

Alexander Moody Stuart, D.D., a memoir, partly autobiographical, Kenneth Moody Stuart, London, Hodder & Stoughton, 1899

A catechism for the times, Edinburgh, John Johnstone, 1843

The present differences in regard to the atonement of Christ not “a mere war of words”, by Calvinus Minor, Edinburgh, W.P. Kennedy, 1844

Remarks on Rev. Dr. Wardlaw’s recently published pamphlet on the atonement, entitled “Reviewers reviewed”, by Calvinus Minor, Edinburgh, W.P. Kennedy, 1844

A short and easy method with the Anabaptists and ultra-millenarians, Edinburgh, Dalrymple, 1845

The Duties of Secret Religion illustrated from Records of Christian Experience, Edinburgh, 1847

“The Mystery of Godliness” practically illustrated, Edinburgh, 1849

A catechism on Popery, Edinburgh, Johnstone & Hunter, 1851

The remembrancer; or, Essays on various religious subjects, Edinburgh, 1851
 

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Inventories, Wills, etc.: 17/12/1853, Revd, residing at Midlem, Jedburgh Sheriff Court, SC62/44/22

Inventories, Wills, etc.: Sturrock or Gouinlock, Jessie, 23/3/1893, 12 Argyle Place, Edinburgh, d. 14/01/1893 at Edinburgh, testate, Edinburgh Sheriff Court Inventories, SC70/1/317; Will, Edinburgh Sheriff Court Wills, SC70/4/266

Sanctuary service, Dunfermline, W. Clark, 1842

Considerations for the conscientious: can I remain in connection with the church presently established in Scotland?, Perth, J. Dewar, 1843

A few words to the parishioners of Flisk, in reply to the induction address which the Rev. Dr Anderson of Newburgh delivered in the church of Flisk, on Friday, April 14, 1843, Cupar, Fife, T. Armstrong, 1843

What shall be the end of these things?, an inquiry regarding the probable issues of the Scottish Free Church controversy, Perth, James Dewar, 1844

Hints for the considerate: How should the members and adherents of the Free Church conduct themselves towards the establishment and those adhering to it?, Perth, 1844

Breadalbane Muniments, Ecclesiastical Documents, Letters with Petitions to Ormelie [that is, 2nd Marquess of Breadalbane] and Others, Maynooth, 14th April, 1845, NRS GD112/51/174

Plain persuasives for the peasantry, an address to ploughmen and farm-servants, Perth, James Dewar, 1846

The power and blessedness of a godly life, a brief memoir of George Waddel of Rashiehill, Esq., J.P., Comptroller of Customs, Grangemouth, Edinburgh, John Johnstone, 1846

The Sabbath considered as a testing question to individuals, to churches, to nations, Dundee, 1847

A month’s visit to Connaught and it’s mission stations, Edinburgh, Johnstone and Hunter, 1849

“Boys and girls playing in the streets of Jerusalem”, Manchester: John Turner, 1850

Some Historical Antiquities, chiefly ecclesiastical, connected with The North of Fife, Cupar, Fife, Whitehead & Burns, 1851

Biographical notices of the late Rev. William Taylor: minister of the Gospel, at Levenside, and at Perth, in which is embodied an historical sketch of some of the more important eras in the secession, Cupar, Fife, Whitehead & Burns, 1852

Memoir of David Maitland Makgill Crichton of Nether Rankeilour, Edinburgh, T. Constable, 1853

Some historical antiquities. chiefly ecclesiastical, connected with Falkland, Kettle, and Leslie, Cupar, Fife, John Cunningham Orr, 1861

Some historical antiquities, chiefly ecclesiastical, connected with the north, the east, and the centre of Fife, Cupar, Fife, William Robertson, 1868

Some historical notices; chiefly ecclesiastical, connected with Kirkcaldy and Abbotshall, Kirkcaldy, 18–?

Some historical notices, chiefly ecclesiastical, connected with Dysart and Wemyss, Cupar, Fife, William Robertson, 1869

Some historical notices connected with Scoonie, Kennoway, and Markinch, Cupar, Fife, 1872

Some historical notices, chiefly ecclesiastical, connected with Kinghorn, Burntisland, Aberdour, Dalgetty, and the Loch-land of Fife, Cupar, Fife, W. Robertson, 1873

Historical antiquities of Fife chiefly ecclesiastical connected with some of its districts, Edinburgh, Johnstone, Hunter & Co., 1875

Historical antiquities of Fife chiefly ecclesiastical connected with some of its districts, Edinburgh, Johnstone, Hunter & Co., 1875

The religion of Scotland, the religion of the Bible, and of sanctified common sense, Edinburgh, MacNiven & Wallace, 1879

The late Rev. Michael Willis, D.D., LL.D., principal emeritus of Knox College, Toronto, a memorial sketch, Edinburgh, John Maclaren & Son, 1880

Scotland’s strength in the past, and Scotland’s hope in the future, Edinburgh, James Gemmell, 1886

In a country manse: reminiscences of life and work, London, T. Nelson and Sons, 1890

Saint Andrews in the olden time, St Andrews, John & George Innes, 1897

Free Church Pulpit, Vol.1, p.414, The mortality of man and the eternity of tie word of God, 1 Peter 1:24-25; Vol.3, p. 472, The transfiguration

The Scottish Christian Herald, Vol.3, The Temporal Benefits which Christianity confers upon Mankind, pp.231, 231, 269 and 356; 2nd series, Vol.3, p.41, The Goodness of God in the late Harvest

He contributed to the Disruption Manuscripts. His work is used in Thomas Brown’s, Annals of the Disruption – see footnotes 2; 56; 88; 93; 115; 119; 157; 200; 261; 273 341; 465; 529; 604; 606; 620; 627; 630; 915 and 926. (Note these links take you to the end of the quote.)
 

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Obituary notice on this web-site: James William Taylor

Inventories, Wills, etc.: 14/3/1895, DD, minister of the Free Church of Scotland at Flisk and Creich, residing at Fairlie House, Bridge of Allan, latterly on Grange Street, Grangemouth and at Lea Park there, d. 14/10/1894 at Lea Park aforesaid, testate, brother of John Taylor, Inventory; Extract Registered Holograph Will and Testament; Codicil, etc, Stirling Sheriff Court, NRS SC67/36/105; 4/12/1895, Additional Inventory, Stirling Sheriff Court, NRS SC67/36/107

Address to the minister & parishioners of Flisk, delivered on the occasion of the induction there on Friday, April 14, 1843, John Anderson, Newburgh, Cupar, Fife, John Gibson, 1843

Report of speeches delivered by the Rev. Edward A. Thomson, Dundee, and Mr. W. McCrie, Edinburgh, in support of an overture on union with the Free Church, before the synod of united original seceders, Edinburgh, May 1850, Edinburgh, Johnston & Hunter, 1850

The National covenants, considered in their bearing on the question of union between the Free Church and the Original Secession, Dundee, William Middleton, 1852

The last blessing of the Bible: A valedictory discourse to his flock, preached on Sabbath the 25th September 1859, Dundee, W. & J. Middleton, 1859

The saints’ epitaph, a sermon, preached on Sabbath, September 10, 1865, on occasion of the death of Major-General Anderson, R.A., Edinburgh, James Taylor, 1865

The union question: Free Presbytery of Edinburgh: reasons of dissent from the decision on Dr Begg’s overture, with others, Edinburgh?, 1867.

The union question, speech in favour of the union, delivered in the Free Presbytery of Edinburgh, on the 2nd March 1868, Edinburgh, Andrew Elliot, 1868?

The four evangelists: with the distinctive characteristics of their Gospels, Edinburgh, printed for private circulation, by Ballantyne & Company, 1868?

Ought the question of establishments to be embraced in the terms of Church communion?, a speech delivered in the Free Presbytery of Edinburgh, Nov. 9. 1870, Edinburgh, John Maclaren, 1870

Revision of the Confession of Faith, a lecture in review of present-day discussions, Edinburgh: Maclaren & Macniven, 1878

The uncertain theology in the colleges of the Free Church, a speech delivered in the Free Presbytery of Edinburgh, February 11th, 1880, Edinburgh, James Gemmell, 1880

Historical notices of Free St. Stephen’s Edinburgh, preface signed by Edward A. Thomson, Edinburgh, Turnbull & Spears, 1888

Memorials of a ministry, a selection from the discourses of Edward A. Thomson, with a biographical sketch by Professor Laidlaw, D.D., Edinburgh, 1891
 

Publications – about him

Obituary notice on this web-site: Edward Anderson Thomson

Inventories, Wills, etc.: 24/12/1890, Minister, Free St Stephen’s Church, Edinburgh, d. 14/10/1890 at 29 India Street, Edinburgh, testate, Edinburgh Sheriff Court Inventories, NRS SC70/1/290; Will, Edinburgh Sheriff Court Wills, NRS SC70/4/249

Inventories, Wills, etc.: Thomson or Logan, Helen Elizabeth, 8/2/1921, 17 Learmonth Terrace, Edinburgh, Widow, d. 17/12/1920 at Edinburgh, testate, Edinburgh Sheriff Court Inventories, NRS SC70/1/659; Edinburgh Sheriff Court Wills, NRS SC70/4/545

New Statistical Account, October, 1835, Yester, Vol.2, Haddington, p.153

Breadalbane Muniments, Ecclesiastical Documents, Letters with Petitions to Ormelie [that is, 2nd Marquess of Breadalbane] and Others, Maynooth & Sunday trains, 16th April, 1845, NRS GD112/51/176

On the duties of members and office-bearers of the church, in reference to the sin of intemperance, Paisley, 1847?

A full report of the speech of the Rev. John Thomson, of Paisley in the Free Synod of Glasgow and Ayr, on Wednesday, the 10th April 1850, in regard to the conduct of five elders of Free St. George’s Church, with documents read in the court, and the speeches of the members of Synod in giving judgment, Paisley, Alex Gardner, 1850

Speech of Mr. Archibald Gardner in the Free Synod of Glasgow and Ayr, on Wednesday, 10th of April, 1850, in the appeal taken from a judgment of the Free Presbytery of Paisley by the Rev. John Thomson and the majority of Free St. George’s session, Paisley, with speeches of Mr. Muir, Elder, and the Rev. Dr. MacFarlane of Renfrew, Paisley, A. Gardner, 1850

The idolatry of the Church of Rome, in the worship of saints and images, Paisley, Alex. Gardner, 1851

Christian liberality: the duty, the rule, and the motive, as set forth in the case of the poor widow, Edinburgh, Johnstone and Hunter, 1852

An address to Sabbath school teachers on their privileges, duties and dangers, Paisley: Alex Gardner, 1852

Case of Free East Church, Pollokshaws, Rev. John C. Blake, A.M., Minister, with letter of elders, and reply by Rev. John Thomson, Paisley, Glasgow, Robert Munsie, 1854

Religious indifference in relation to doctrine, practice and personal piety, a lecture to young men delivered in Free St. George’s Church, Paisley, on Sabbath evening, 23d December, 1855, Paisley, Alex. Gardner, 1856

The Sabbath, the Sunday, and the Paisley coffee room, being controversial letters by the Rev. John Thomson, of Free St. George’s, Paisley, and Mr. James J. Lamb, Paisley, The “Paisley Herald” Office, 1858

The personality, divinity, and love of the Holy Spirit, Paisley, Alex. Gardner, 1859

The domestic circle: or, The relations, responsibilities, and duties of home life, Edinburgh, Johnstone, Hunter, 1866

The union right in principle, a report of the speeches delivered on this question in the Free Presbytery of Paisley, on Wednesday, 2nd November, 1870, Paisley, J. & J. Cook, 1870

Anti-Union Meeting in Paisley, Correspondence between the Rev. Dr. Begg and the Rev. Mr. Thomson, Scotland?, 1870?

United prayer in the present crisis of the union question, being the substance of an address delivered in the Reformed Presbyterian Church, Paisley, on 2nd May, 1870, Paisley, Alex. Gardner, Steam Printer, 1870?

Free St. George’s Church, Paisley, statement by the Deacons’ Court regarding the Harvey bursaries, Paisley?, 1873?

A pastor’s counsels to his flock: in the prospect of a temporary separation, Paisley: Alex. Gardner, 1875

The life of faith as illustrated by the example of the Apostle Paul, with brief notice of one of the grounds of faith, Johnstone, Hunter & Co., 1876

The domestic circle, or, The relations, responsibilities, and duties of home life, London, Swan Sonnenschein, Le Bas & Lowrey, 1886

Free Church Pulpit, Vol.2, p.278, On the duty of earnest and instant attention to the concerns of eternity

The Scottish Christian Herald, Vol.3, p.344, The Character and Dispositions of God; 2nd series, Vol.3, p.276, Divine Perfections Displayed in the Firmament; p.665, On the Improvement of our Talents

He contributed to the Disruption Manuscripts. His work is used in Thomas Brown’s, Annals of the Disruption – see footnotes 317; 430; 433; 501; 502; 785 and Footnote786 . (Note these links take you to the end of the quote.)
 

Publications – about him

Obituary notice on this web-site: John Thomson

Inventories, Wills, etc.: 1/10/1883, D.D., Minister, Free St George’s Church, Paisley, d. 06/08/1883 at Paisley, intestate, Paisley Sheriff Court, NRS SC58/42/50

Third Report of the Commissioners of Religious Instruction: Teinds, Appendix 1, Table 7, p.8

Peter McKay, schoolmaster, Gifford, Answers made by Schoolmasters in Scotland, p.170 [See here Parochial Schools – Queries to which these Answers are a response]

The present heresy case in the United Presbyterian Church, with statement by Rev. Fergus Ferguson, Edinburgh, Andrew Elliot, 1878

Memoir of George Thomson, Cameroons Mountains, West Africa, Edinburgh, Andrew Elliot, 1881

The Upland Tarm: a Village Idyll, Edinburgh, David Douglas, 1881

Books which influenced Our Lord and His apostles:: being a critical review of Apocalyptic Jewish Literature, Edinburgh, T. & T. Clark, 1891

Daniel, with others, London, Kegan Paul, Trench, Trübner & Co., 1897

Recent commentaries on Daniel, England?, 190-?

D. S. Margoliouth’s “Lines of defence of Biblical revelation”: a review, Stirling, James Hogg & Co., 1901

Studies on the Apostles and Monographs on Nicodemus, Barnabas, Stephen, Paul, etc.., Daniel Maclean, edited by James Wilson Harper and John Ebenezer Honeyman Thomson, Edinburgh, J. Menzies & Co., 1904

Domestic Manners of Sir Walter Scott, Stirling, Eneas Mackay, 1909

The Temple dictionary of the Bible, written & edited by W. Ewing and Rev. J.E.H. Thomson and other scholars & divines, London: J. M. Dent & sons, 1910

Ninety Years in the Master’s Service, Reminiscences of a pioneer evangelist, Robert Henderson, edited by J. E. H. Thomson and J. B. Gillies, Edinburgh, Andrew Elliot, 1911

The diffidence of faith and other sermons and addresses, Thomas Dunlop, edited by J.E.H. Thomson, Edinburgh, 1916

In the steps of Bunyan’s pilgrim: and sketch of Bunyan’s life, Thomas Dunlop, edited by J.E.H. Thomson, Edinburgh, A. Elliot, 1917

The Samaritans: their testimony to the religion of Israel, being the Alexander Robertson Lectures delivered before the University of Glasgow in 1916, Edinburgh, 1919

Modern criticism examined, being a review of Professor G.A. Smith’s Lyman-Beecher Lecture at Yale University, 1899, Edinburgh, Andrew Elliot, 1902
 

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Inventories, Wills, etc.: 25/8/1923, D.D., 170 Mayfield Road, Edinburgh, d. 09/06/1923 at Edinburgh, testate, Edinburgh Sheriff Court Inventories, NRS SC70/1/700; Edinburgh Sheriff Court Wills, NRS SC70/4/570

Inventories, Wills, etc.: Thomson or Gray, Margaret Dalgleish, 4/3/1925, 170 Mayfield Road, Edinburgh, widow, d. 08/01/1925 at Edinburgh, testate Edinburgh Sheriff Court Inventories, NRS SC70/1/726; Edinburgh Sheriff Court Wills, NRS SC70/4/586

J. E. H. Thomson, D.D., scholar and missionary in the Holy Land, William Ewing, London, Hodder & Stoughton, 1925

A historical sketch of the translation and circulation of the scriptures, from the earliest period to the present time, including an account of the origin and progress of the British and Foreign Bible Society; and intended as an illustration of the principles and importance of Bible institutions, W.A. Thomson, and W. Orme, Perth, printed for the authors, and sold for the benefit of the parent institution, 1815

Memoirs of the late Rev. James Scott, one of the ministers of Perth, containing extracts from his diary, Edinburgh, Ogle, Allardice & Thomson, 1820

Preaching Christ crucified indispensible in a faithful minister of the gospel, a sermon, Edinburgh, 1823

Brief Statement of Reasons for Bible Societies in Scotland withdrawing their confidence in the British and Foreign Bible Society, Edinburgh, W. Whyte & Co., 1826

Reply to an anonymous pamphlet: circulated under the title of Apocrypha, Edinburgh, William Whyte & Co., 1826

A catechism on the Gospel according to St. Luke, intended chiefly for the use of Sabbath schools, Perth, J. Dewar, 1828

A compend of the charges and proofs of the delinquencies of the British and Foreign Bible Society, with remarks and inferences, Edinburgh, William Whyte & Co., 1829

Speeches of the Rev. Dr. Thomson of Perth, and the Rev. James Grierson of Errol, on the subject of patronage,delivered at the meeting of the Presbytery of Perth, on the 19th March 1834, Perth, J. Taylor, 1834

Questions for the use of young people, preparatory to their admission to the Holy Communion, Perth, 1835

New Statistical Account, March, 1837, Perth, Vol.10, p.1

The Episcopal Church of England and its Book of common prayer, briefly and catechetically examined, dedicated, with all becoming respect, to the Right Rev. Diocesan Bishops, Edinburgh, Charles Ziegler, 1849

Free Church Pulpit, Vol.1, p.553, The necessity of testifying repentance toward our Lord Jesus Christ, to the faithful preaching of the gospel, Acts 20:21
 

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Obituary notice on this web-site: William Aird Thomson

Inventories, Wills, etc.: 24/10/1863, Dr, residing at Athole Crescent in Perth, Perth Sheriff Court, NRS SC49/31/76

Court of Session: Warrants of the Register of Acts and Decreets: Decreet of preference and act and warrant for payment etc, the Rev William Aird Thomson and William Fraser, WS, trustees of the deceased Phineas Hall Esq v John Patten, WS, and others, Nov 1831, NRS CS46/1831/11/48

A letter to the Rev. W.A. Thomson: in answer to his “Reply”, James Esdaile, Perth, R. Morison, 1826

19th March, 1838, Sixth Report of the Commissioners of Religious Instruction, p.162 [For the questions which are being answered, see Queries]

How to get rid of parliamentary grants to Rome: or, The means to be adopted towards procuring the reversal of a romanising, and the adoption of a thoroughly protestant line of policy on the part of the government of Great Britain, Edinburgh, James Nichol, 1840

The divine origin and perpetual and universal obligation of Tithes, Edinburgh, Whyte & Co., 1841

Breadalbane Muniments, Ecclesiastical Documents, Letters with Petitions to Ormelie [that is, 2nd Marquess of Breadalbane] and Others, Sites, 8th May, 1846, NRS GD112/51/208

The divinely prescribed method for the support of the clergy, the ordinances of religion, and the poor: written for, and partially read at, the monthly conference of the Free Presbytery of Edinburgh, Wednesday, Sept. 2, 1846, Edinburgh, John Johnstone, 1847

The constitution of the Deacon’s Court, being the remarks read at a meeting of the Leith District Association of Brethren and published in compliance with the request of its members, Edinburgh, John Johnstone, 1847

Statement relative to the appropriation of st. Andrew’s chapel, and other property in Storey’s alley, Edinburgh, 1847

Revised report to Committe on Standing Committees, by Sub-Committee, 1857?

The Sustentation Fund of the Free Church of Scotland: being a plea for a return to the principles on which the Fund was established, Edinburgh, Johnstone and Hunter, 1852

Proposed alterations on the sustentation fund of the Free Church of Scotland, by an office-bearer [i.e. David Thorburn?.], Edinburgh, Johnstone & Hunter, 1852

Historical review of the legislation of the Free Church of Scotland: on the subject of the Sustentation Fund for the Christian ministry, Edinburgh, Johnstone and Hunter, 1855

Supplementary review of the legislation of the Free Church of Scotland: on the subject of the Sustentation Fund for the Christian ministry, Edinburgh, Johnstone and Hunter, 1855

Memorandum relative to tricentenary of the Reformation from popery in Scotland: respectfully submitted for the consideration of the Committee on Commemoration of that important national event, Edinburgh, James Nichol, 1860

The endowment of the universities of Scotland an object of national importance, being the substance of a speech partially delivered at the meeting of the General Council of the University of Edinburgh, in Queen Street Hall, on Friday, 30th October 1863, Edinburgh, A. Elliot, 1863

Proposed National Association: Suggestions relative to the formation of a national association which shall have for its object the securing primarily for Scotland the full benefit of the reformation of the sixteenth century, Edinburgh, 1863

The university endowment movement: memorandum relative thereto: being a sequel to paper entitled “The endowment of the universities of Scotland, an object of national importance”, Edinburgh, Andrew Elliot, 1866

The union question, being the substance of two speeches partially delivered in the Free Church Presbytery of Edinburgh on 9th January and 27th March 1867, Edinburgh, Andrew Elliot, 1867

The Rev. D. Thorburn’s jubilee, account of proceedings at meeting in Free South Leith Church, on the evening of Wednesday, 14 March 1883, being the fiftieth anniversary of the ordination of the Rev. David Thorburn, M.A., as Minister in the Second Charge of the Parish of South Leith. Leith, printed at the ‘Leith Burghs Pilot’ Office, 1883

The crisis in Scotland; or, The Scottish church question no longer purely ecclesiastical or purely Scottish, Part first: The question of constitutional right, Edinburgh, 1887
 

Publications – about him

Inventories, Wills, etc.: 3/1/1894, D.D., 1 John’s Place, Leith, d. 22/08/1893 at Moffat, testate, Edinburgh Sheriff Court Inventories, NRS SC70/1/325; Will, Edinburgh Sheriff Court Wills, NRS SC70/4/272

Records of the Corporation of the Master and Assistants of the Trinity House of Leith: Petition to the kirk session of South Leith, magistrates and masters of the incorporations there by subscribing members of the congregation of South Leith recommending Rev. David Thorburn, assistant minister, as successor to late Rev. Dr. James Robertson, minister of the second charge, 1832, NRS GD226/18/329

In memoriam, 1846-1888, a memorial biography of William David Thorburn, by John Hay Thorburn, Leith: printed for private circulation, William Nimmo & Co., 1888?]

First Report of the Commissioners of Religious Instruction, Appendix 2, p.208 [For the questions which are being answered, see Queries]

The Danger of forgetting God, a sermon, Aberdeen, Lewis Smith, 1830

Remarks on the Rev. Charles Fraser’s reply to the second and third letters of the Rev. Joseph Thorburn, by Lucius, Aberdeen, Lewis Smith, 1831

A letter to The Rev. Charles Fraser, officiating priest in the Roman Catholic Chapel, Aberdeen, Aberdeen, Lewis Smith, 1831

A second letter to the Rev. Charles Fraser, officiating Priest in the Roman Catholic Chapel, Aberdeen, Aberdeen, Lewis Smith, 1831

A third letter to the Rev. Charles Fraser, officiating Priest in the Roman Catholic Chapel, Aberdeen, Aberdeen, Lewis Smith, 1831

Aberdeen Gratis Sabbath Evening School Society, including the intimation of a sermon by Rev. Joseph Thorburn, Aberdeen, 1832?

Sermons, and skeletons of sermons, selected from the MSS. of James Kidd, D.D., minister of Gilcomston Parish, and Professor of Oriental Languages in Marischal College, Aberdeen, by Joseph Thorburn, Aberdeen, Brown, 1835

New Statistical Account, July, 1836, Forglen, Vol.13, Banff, p.83

Death the believer’s gain, Aberdeen, 1837

Breadalbane Muniments, Ecclesiastical Documents, Letters with Petitions to Ormelie [that is, 2nd Marquess of Breadalbane] and Others, Sites & sabbath observance, 5th May, 1846, NRS GD112/51/206

The position of the Free Church of Scotland; and the responsibilities and duties of its ministers, Elgin, Jeans and McGillivray, 1847

Free Church Pulpit, Vol.1, p.470, Sanctified affliction, Jeremiah 31:18

The Scottish Christian Herald, Vol.2, p.385, Take Heed what you Read
 

Publications – about him

Inventories, Wills, etc.: 23/9/1854, Minister of the Free High Church of Inverness, Inverness Sheriff Court, NRS SC29/44/9; 25/3/1867, Inverness Sheriff Court, NRS SC29/44/13

Reply to the letter of Joseph Thorburn, Minister of Union Chapel, Aberdeen, Charles Fraser, Aberdeen, J. Davidson, 1831

Reply to the second and third letters of the Rev. Joseph Thorburn, Minister of Union Chapel, Aberdeen, Charles Fraser, Roman Catholic Priest, Aberdeen, John Davidson and Co., 1831

Court of Session: Unextracted processes: Rev Joseph Thorburn and others, Davidson and Lumsden’s Trustees: Petition, 1851, NRS CS233/T/6/9

John Webster, schoolmaster, Bogtown, Answers made by Schoolmasters in Scotland, p.71 [See here Parochial Schools – Queries to which these Answers are a response]

Third Report of the Commissioners of Religious Instruction: Teinds, Appendix 1, Table 2, p.36

For photo by Hill and Adamson see here

Sabbath schools: their arrangement, superintendence, and practical working, being a report submitted to the Free Synod of Aberdeen, April 12, 1848, Aberdeen:, 1848?

The messenger and the messiah, being lectures on portions of the Gospel according to St. John, London, James Nisbet, 1852

Have you read the Bible?, a pastor’s question to the young of his flock, London, James Nisbet and Co., 1853

The pastor and the people, a charge delivered to the minister, and an address to the congregation, at the induction of the Rev. James Breakey, to the pastoral care of the English Presbyterian Church at Sheffield, Sheffield, Ridge and Jackson, 1854

The Christian graces, a series of discourses on faith and its fruits, Glasgow, William Collins, 1859

Unseen realties; or, Glimpses into the world to come, Glasgow, William Collins, 1860

The literary characteristics and achievements of the Bible, Edinburgh, Adam and Charles Black, 1863

Discourses, Duncan MacNab, edited by A. S. Patterson, with biographical sketch by W. Trail, Glasgow, 1864

The Decalogue not buried when Christ died, an examination of Dr. Norman Mcleod’s views on the Decalogue and the Sabbath, Glasgow, David Bryce & Co., 1865

The decalogue of Sinai: its characteristics as a law of morals; also, its relation to Christ and the christian life, Edinburgh, John Maclaren, 1867

From the Throne to the Cross; and the Reason why, London, 1876
 

Publication – about him

Inventories, Wills, etc.: 15/7/1874, Minister of the Free Church in Elgin, Inventory, Elgin Sheriff Court Inventories, NRS SC26/39/12; Testament, Elgin Sheriff Court Wills, NRS SC26/38/11

The works of the Reverend and Pious Andrew Gray, with a preface by William K. Tweedie, Aberdeen, George King, 1839

Heroes for the truth, Philadelphia, Presbyterian Publication Committee, 1840?

New Statistical Account, January, 1840, Aberdeen, Vol.12, p.1

The Gospel message, and The last assize, being two discourses preached in the South Parish Church, Aberdeen, on Sabbath, 6th March, 1842, Aberdeen, Smith, 1842.

Report of the Committee of Aberdeen Presbytery on intemperance, Aberdeen, King, 1842

The atonement of Christ, the hope of his people, Edinburgh, John Johnstone, 1845

The Sacrament of Baptism: its nature, design, and obligations, Edinburgh, 1845

Is thy soul safe?, an address to the congregation of Free Tolbooth church, Edinburgh, Charles Ziegler, 1845

Select Biographies edited by W. K. Tweedie, Wodrow Society (Edinburgh) 1845-47: Vol.1 and Vol.2

Extract minute of Sustentation Committee of the Free Church of Scotland, dated 23d February 1846, Edinburgh, 1846

Am I a Christian indeed?, an address to the congregation of Free Tolbooth Church, Edinburgh, Charles Zeigler, 1846

Calvin and Servetus: the reformer’s share in the trial of M. Servetus historically ascertained, Albert Rilliet, with notes and additions by W.K. Tweedie, Edinburgh, 1846

The believer’s mortification of sin by the spirit, to which is added an essay on hypocrisy, Alexander Carmichael, with a preface by W.K. Tweedie, Edinburgh, 1846

“He being dead yet speaketh”, a sermon, preached in the Territorial Church, West Port, Edinburgh, on June 6, 1847, being the Sabbath immediately following the death of Thomas Chalmers, Edinburgh, John Johnstone, 1847

The sinner guided to the Saviour, or, Directions for inquirers in the way to Zion, Solomon Stoddard, with a prefatory essay by W.K. Tweedie, Edinburgh, 1848

The life of the rev. John Macdonald, A.M., Edinburgh, Johnstone and Hunter, 1849

A catechism of Scripture history, and of the condition of the Jews from the close of the Old Testament to the time of Christ, Isaac Watts, with an introductory notice by W.K. Tweedie, London, 1849

Man by nature and by grace, or, Lessons from the book of Jonah, Edinburgh, Johnstone and Hunter, 1850

Rationalism and Popery refuted, three discourses on the authority of the Scriptures, Merle D’Aubigne, translated from the French, with a preface, by W. K. Tweedie, London, 1851

Unto the Venerable the General Assembly of the Free Church of Scotland, indicted to meet at Edinbugh on the 22d day of May 1851, the Petition of the Rev. William King Tweedie and Others, the Trustees of the Free Tolbooth Church, Edinburgh, and of the Deacons’ Court of said Church, Edinburgh, John Grieg, 1851

The Jesuits, a lecture, Edinburgh, Johnstone and Hunter, 1851

Glad Tidings; or, the Gospel of Peace, a series of daily meditations for Christian Disciples, London, 1853

A lamp to the path: or, the Bible in the heart, the home, and the market-place, London, T. Nelson and Sons, 1853

The Gospel of Other Days; or, Thoughts on Old and New Testament Scriptures, London, Thomas Hatchard, 1854

The Hand of God in War, London, 1854

Balm from Gilead, London, T. Nelson, 1854

You are all well aware of the fact, that the General Assembly has repeatedly recommended the formation of associations in the congregations of the Free Church for the support of foreign missions, Edinburgh, 1854

The early choice, a book for daughters, London, T. Nelson and Sons, 1855

Man and his money: its use and abuse, London, James Nisbet, 1855

Daily duty, a book for girls, with recommendatory preface by W.K. Tweedie, London, T. Nelson and Sons, 1855

Lights and Shadows in the Life of Faith, London, T. Nelson, 1857

Home: a book for the family, London, T. Nelson, 1857

The rivers and lakes of Scripture, London, T. Nelson and Sons, 1857

Consolation; or, the Mourner Comforted, London, T. Nelson and Sons, 1857

Seed-time and harvest; or, Sow well and reap well, a book for the young, London, T. Nelson and Sons, 1858

Ruined cities of the East, London, T. Nelson and Sons, 1859

Jerusalem and Its Environs; Or, The Holy City as it was and is, Boston, American Tract Society, 1860

The parables of our Lord, London, T. Nelson and Sons, 1861

The Life and Work of Earnest Men, Cincinnati, Poe & Hitchcock, 1864

The Psalms of David in metre, with notes, London, T. Nelson, 1865

Eastern Manners and Customs, London, T. Nelson, 1870

Jerusalem: pictorial and descriptive, London, T. Nelson, 1871

Youthful diligence and future greatness, a book for the young, London T. Nelson, 1872

Glad tidings: or, The gospel of peace, a series of daily meditations for Christian disciples, Boston, Scriptural Tract Repository, 1884
 

Publications – about him

Obituary notice on this web-site: William King Tweedie

Disruption Worthies on this website: Tweedie, William King

Oxford Dictionary of National Biography, Lionel Alexander Ritchie, Tweedie, William King (1803–1863), Free Church of Scotland minister and writer

Inventories, Wills, etc.: 15/6/1863, Doctor of Divinity residing in George Square of Edinburgh, Inventory, Edinburgh Sheriff Court Inventories, NRS SC70/1/116; Edinburgh Sheriff Court Wills, NRS SC70/4/87

Inventories, Wills, etc.: Tweedie or Bell, Margaret, 30/4/1885, 15 George Square, Edinburgh, widow of Rev. Dr William King Tweedie, Minister, Free Tolbooth Church there, d. 03/03/1885 at Edinburgh, testate, Edinburgh Sheriff Court Inventories, NRS SC70/1/240; Will, Edinburgh Sheriff Court Wills, NRS SC70/4/212

The mutual duties and responsibilities of pastor and people, a sermon, preached on Sunday, September 4, 1836, in the South Parish Church, Aberdeen, on occasion of the introduction of the Rev. W. K. Tweedie to the pastoral charge of that church and parish, Alexander Duff, Edinburgh, Waugh and Innes, 1836

The Aberdeen pulpit and universities, a series of sketches of the Aberdeen clergy, and of the professors in the Aberdeen colleges, James Bruce, Aberdeen, Strachan, 1844

A letter to the Rev. William K. Tweedie, Minister of the Free Tolbooth Kirk, Edinburgh, respecting the Free Church catechism “on popery”, John S. McCorry, Perth, Morison, 1847

Brief review of the Madras Free Church Mission during 1857, substance of a letter to the Convener, Dr. Tweedie, dated Madra, 8th April, 1858, John Braidwood, 1858?

Indian missions: their modes of operation, a letter to the Rev. Dr. Tweedie, Alexander Bell Campbell, Edinburgh, Ogle & Murray 1861

12th October, 1837, Fifth Report of the Commissioners of Religious Instruction, p.360 [For the questions which are being answered, see Queries]

“The groaning and deliverance of the creatures of God”, a sermon on the sin of cruelty to animals, Cheltenham, J. New, [1877?

The heart’s matin-song, a sermon, Cheltenham, J. New, 1882

The true Eucharist, London, 1894

The titles of the psalms, a sermon preached at the Church of Scotland, Cheltenham, Cheltenham, 1879

Sacerdotalia, the high priest of Israel robed in garments for glory and beauty, a type of Christ, being an abstract of sermons delivered in the Church of Scotland, Cheltenham, to which are added a sermon on the festival of the new moon and a meditation on Psalm 55:6, Oxford, Hall and Son, 1881?

The death of Aaron and the hidden grave of Moses, a sermon for the eve of the New Year (1887), London, Elliot Stock, 1887

Christ, the key of the psalter, with especial reference to the titles, by an Oxford graduate, London, 1888

The voices of the stars; or, The supernatural revealed in the natural science of the heavens, London, 1894

The blessed dead in paradise, with some reply to Canon Luckock’s ‘After death’, London, 1895

The story of Matthew and Mercy, being a third part to Bunyan’s Pilgrim’s progress, Stirling, Drummond’s Tract Depot, 1912?

New Statistical Account, May, 1839, Hawick, Vol.3, Roxburgh, p.379

Reasons for concurring in the resolutions of the Convocation, an address, Edinburgh, 1842

The seven churches of Asia, London, James Nisbet and Co., 1842

Pastoral Recollections, to which is added, a discourse preached before the first General Assembly of the Protesting Church of Scotland, London, 1843

Testimonies in favour of the principles and procedure of the Free Church of Scotland, edited with an introductory notice by J.A. Wallace, Edinburgh, 1844

‘The chariot of Israel and the horsemen thereof’ , a discourse, after the funeral of T. Chalmers, Edinburgh, 1847

Statistics having reference to the ravages of Cholera in the town and neighbourhood of Hawick in 1849, Hawick, J. Dalgleish, 1850

Pastoral Recollections , addressed to his Congregation at the close of the second ten years of his ministrations in Hawick, May 1853, Edinburgh, 1854

Case of Mr. Scott and the Kirk-Session of Hawick, Hawick, James Dalgleish, 1856?

Pastoral letter from the Rev. J.A. Wallace, to the Free Church congregation, Hawick, Hawick, 1858

Attitudes and aspects of the divine redeemer, Edinburgh, Johnstone, Hunter, and Co., 1864

Pastoral Recollections, third series, Edinburgh, Johnstone, Hunter, and Co., 1864

A Pastor’s Legacy, being extracts from the manuscripts of R. B. Nichol, with introductory notice by J. A. Wallace, Edinburgh, 1864

Communion Services according to the Presbyterian Form, Edinburgh, 1865

Waymarks for the guiding of little feet, Edinburgh, 1866

Lessons from the life of the late James Nisbet, publisher, London, a study for young men, Edinburgh, Johnstone, Huntert, 1867

Farewell addresses, Edinburgh, John MacLaren, 1870

The Scottish Pulpit, Vol.2, p.445, Notes of a Farewell Address

Free Church Pulpit, Vol.1, p.201, Vineyards in the wilderness, Hosea 2:14-15
 

Publications – about him

Obituary notice on this web-site: John A. Wallace.

Inventories, Wills, etc.: 28/12/1871, formerly of the Free Church in Hawick, thereafter at Forthland House in Trinity near Edinburgh, Inventory, Edinburgh Sheriff Court Inventories, NRS SC70/1/155; Edinburgh Sheriff Court Wills, NRS SC70/4/136

Speeches on the other side of the bar, in the case of Rev. J. A. Wallace, Hawick, and David Dundas Scott, Esq., Briery-Yards, Jedburgh, A. & W. Easton, 1856

Clerical despotism and Synod justice, or, True state of the case between the Rev. J. A. Wallace, Free Church, Hawick, and David D. Scott, Esq. Briery-yards, being the substance of a speech delivered in the Free Presbytery of Jedburgh on moving that the sentence of the Synod be recorded in their minutes by the Rev. John Purves, Jedburgh, A. & W. Easton, 1856

James Murray, schoolmaster, Answers made by Schoolmasters in Scotland, p.282 [See here Parochial Schools – Queries to which these Answers are a response]

Third Report of the Commissioners of Religious Instruction: Teinds, Appendix 1, Table 7, p.14

15th September, 1836, Seventh Report of the Commissioners of Religious Instruction, p.232 [For the questions which are being answered, see Queries]

He wrote fiction under the name of Ian Maclaren.

Sermons preached in Free St. Matthew’s Church, Bath Street, Glasgow, with special reference to the death of the Rev. Samuel Miller, D.D., with others, Glasgow, John N. Mackinlay, 1881

A year in the fields, Edinburgh, David Douglas, 1888

Perhaps he contributed to In memoriam Rev. Alexander MacLeod, born, 7th October, 1817, London, G. Philip & Son, 1891

A Doctor of the Old School, with Frederick C. Gordon, New York, Dodd, Mead, 1895

The Days of Auld Langsyne, London Hodder and Stoughton, 1895

Good news from a far country, London, 1895

The cure of souls, New York, Dodd, Mead, 1896

Kate Carnegie, New York, Dodd, Mead and Co., 1896

Montaigne and Ian Maclaren, John McLaren, McBryde, Modern Language Notes, 1897

The right and necessity of the popular veto, Manchester, United Kingdom Alliance, 1897

The Ian Maclaren yearbook, New York, Dodd, Mead & company 1897

The potter’s wheel, London, Hodder and Stoughton, 1897

Ideals of strength, with a sketch of the author’s life, New York, Wilbur B. Ketcham, 1897

In answer to prayer, New York, Dodd, Mead, 1898

Companions of the sorrowful way, New York, Dodd, Mead and company, 1898

The Ian Maclaren kalendar, 1898, London, Ephemerides, 1898

Dutch: Harten van goud [Hearts of Gold], W. van Nes, Rotterdam, Bredée, 1898

Rabbi Saunderson, London, Hodder and Stoughton, 1898

The great awakening by Herbert Schmalz: an interpretation by Ian Maclaren, London, Arthur Lucas, 1898

Afterwards, and other stories, London, Hodder and Stoughton, 1898

Sermons preached at Brighton, W.B. Robertson with an introduction by Ian Maclaren, London, Kegan Paul & Co, 1898

The clerical life: a series of letters to ministers, with others, London, 1898

In answer to prayer, with others. New York, Dodd, Mead, 1898

A wreath of laurel, being speeches on dramatic and kindred occasions, Ian Maclaren and others, New York, The Dunlap Society, 1898

Beside the Bonnie Brier Bush, Elgin, Illinois, David C. Cook, 1899

In memoriam, sermons and addresses, J. Douglas Watters, with appreciations by Ian Maclaren and others, Swansea, Lewis Evans, 1899

The doctrines of grace, London, Hodder and Stoughton, 1900

Church Folks, New York, Doubleday, 1900

Young Barbarians, London, Hodder and Stoughton, 1901

The life of the master, London, 1901

His Majesty Baby, and Some Common People, London, Hodder and Stoughton, 1902

Our Neighbors, New York, Dodd, Mead & Co., 1903

Unsolved, The Windsor Magazine, 1902-3, London, Ward Lock and Co., 1903

The Ideal Life and other Unpublished Addresses by Henry Drummond, with Memorial Sketches by W. Robertson Nicoll and Ian Maclaren, London, Hodder and Stoughton, 1903

The upper room, New York, Dodd, Mead and Co., 1903

The homely virtues, London, Hodder & Stoughton, 1904

The inspiration of our faith and other sermons, London, Hodder and Stoughton, 1905

Welsh: Yr hen ddoctor [A Doctor of the Old School], translated by R.H. Jones, Wrexham, Hughes, 1905

Danish: Præsten i Glasgow og Andre Fortællinger [The Priest of Glasgow and Other Tales], translated by Sofie Bruun, København, H. Hagerups Forlag, 1906

The division of guilt, London, Ward, Lock, 1906?

God’s message to the human soul; the use of the Bible in the light of the new knowledge, New York, Fleming H. Revell company, c. 1907

Stevensonia, an anecotal life and appreciation of Robert Louis Stevenson, edited from the writings of J.M. Barrie, Ian Maclaren,etc., Edinburgh, John Grant, 1907

Graham of Claverhouse, New York, The Authors and Newspapers Association 1907

Records of the Episcopal Church of Scotland: Walpole Correspondence: Rev. John Watson (Ian Maclaren) to Mr Walpole. Liverpool, 5 Jan. 1907; Returns a story; urges recipient to `give yourself in the first instance to the work of the church and make literature a by product’, NRS CH12/28/31

St. Jude’s, Philadelphia, Sunday School Times Co., 1907

The wisdom of Sir Walter, criticisms and opinions collected from the Waverley novels and Lockhart’s life of Sir Walter, compiled by Owen Redfern, with an introduction by Ian Maclaren, London, Adam and Charles Black, 1907

Respectable sins, search only, London, Hodder and Stoughton, 1909

The mind of the Master, Hodder and Stoughton, 1910

The Scot of the eighteenth century, his religion and his life, New York, A.C. Armstrongand Son, 1910

Partridge’s religious reciter, compiled and edited by J. Kennedy Maclean, containing recitations by J.M. Barrie, Ian Maclaren, etc., London, 1911

Children of the resurrection, New York, Dodd, Mead and company, 1912

Books and bookmen, and other essays, New York, Hodder & Stoughton, George H. Doran, c. 1912

Christ, the answer to human need, Wellington, N.Z., National Executive of the Y.M.C.A., 1917?
 

Publications – about him

Oxford Dictionary of National Biography, Lionel Alexander Ritchie, Watson, John [pseud. Ian Maclaren] (1850–1907), minister of the Presbyterian Church of England and author

Rev John Watson DD (Ian Maclaren), 1904

“Ian Maclaren,” life of the Rev. John Watson, William Robertson, London, Hodder and Stoughton, 1909

Ian Maclaren as a Messenger of Peace and Good Will, The Advocate of Peace, 1896

Christ’s Word and Church: a reply to “The Mind of the Master,” by John Watson, D.D., William Kennedy Moore, London, T. French Downie, 1896?

The revealer and redeemer, a further reply to the “Mind of the master” by John Watson, D.D., W. Kennedy Moore, D.D., London, T.F. Downie, 1897?

My contemporaries in fiction, David Christie Murray, London, Chatto & Windus, 1897

The Second American tour of the Rev. John Watson, D.D. , under the direction of Major James B. Pond, Everett House, New York, 1899

The one great society: a book of recollections, Frederick Henry Lynch, New York, Fleming H. Revell, c.1919

British short-fiction writers, 1800-1914, the romantic tradition, edited by William F. Naufftus, Detroit, Gale Research, c. 1996

Kailyard and Scottish literature, Andrew Nash, Amsterdam, Rodopi, 2007

The John MacGregor Collection: Rev. David Welsh, D.D., minister of Crossmichael, letter. dated Crossmichael 11 July 1827, NRS GD50/210/43

Papers of the Maule Family, Earls of Dalhousie: Letter to Fox Maule from Dr. David Welsh concerning the Scots Church at Buenos Ayres, 5 Dec 1840, NRS GD45/9/144; Letter to Fox Maule from Dr. David Welsh with 6 notes and extracts concerning the powers of the Lord High Commissioner to the General Assembly, 1 May 1841, NRS GD45/13/381

Account of the life and writings of Thomas Brown, M.D., late professor of moral philosophy in the University of Edinburgh, Edinburgh, W. & C. Tait, 1825

A sketch of the natural laws of man, Johann Gaspar Spurzheim, with a ms. letter from the author to David Welsh, asking for his comments on the book, London, J. and R. Childs, 1825

Lectures on the philosophy of the human mind by the late Thomas Brown, with a memoir of the author by David Welsh, Edinburgh, W. Tait, 1828

Recourse recommended to God and his word, being the substance of a farewell discourse delivered in the parish church of Crossmichael, on sabbath, 23d September, 1827, Glasgow, printed for private circulation in the parish of Crossmichael, 1828

Letters to David Laing, written from Melville Street, Edinburgh: Dec. 28, 1833; Jan. 28, 1839; Aug. 12, 1841; and unknown date.

Sermons on practical subjects, Edinburgh, William Whyte, 1834

Letter to the author of a tract, entitled “State of Edinburgh churches, Tory church building scheme”, Edinburgh, J. Johnstone, 1835?. See State of the Edinburgh churches, Tory church building scheme, From the Scotsman of 11th March, 1835

Establishment of a library for the use of the General Assembly, overture; report of the Committee, Overture signed by John Lee; report by David Welsh, Edinburgh?, Neil and Co., 1837?

Pastoral address, Edinburgh?, Church of Scotland, 1842

The limits and extent of the right of private judgment, being the substance of a sermon, preached in the Church of St. Giles on Thursday, the 18th day of May, 1843, Edinburgh, John Johnstone, 1843

Free Church, Edinburgh, Board of missions and education, 1843

Elements of Church history, Edinburgh, T&T Clark, 1844

A letter addressed to the ministers and elders of the Synod of Canada on the present duty of the Presbyterian Church, with others, 1844

Sermons, with a memoir by A. Dunlop, Edinburgh, W. P. Kennedy, 1846

Address to emigrants, Edinburgh, W. P. Kennedy, between 1840 and 1849?

Statement relative to the church lately erected in the village of Auchencairn in the parish of Rerrick, and Stewartry of Kirkcudbright, Edinburgh, The Author, 1855 [If this is indeed by this David Welsh, then it surely wasn’t written in 1855: Welsh was dead by then, and the church had been erected in 1844 – see Auchencairn.]

The Scottish Pulpit, Vol.1, p.181, The Happiness of the Redeemed; Vol.2, p.247, On the Prejudices of Professing Christians; Vol.1, p.253, The Glory of God in the Mission of Christ; Free Church Pulpit, Vol.2, p.157, The blessedness of the believer; Vol.3, p.115, On the Bountifulness of God

Welsh, David All things are yours, 1 Cor. 3:21-23 in Precious seed, discourses by Scottish worthies, Birmingham, Alabama, Solid Ground Christian Books, 2007, originally published, Edinburgh, John Greig, 1877
 

Publications – about him

Disruption Worthies on this website: Welsh, David

Obituary notice on this web-site: David Welsh;.A Biographical Dictionary of Eminent Scotsmen, Vol.3, p. 515

Dictionary of National Biography (1885-1900), Vol.60, George Stronach, Welsh, David

Oxford Dictionary of National Biography, George Stronach, revised by H. C. G. Matthew, Welsh, David (1793–1845), Free Church of Scotland minister and author

Inventories, Wills, etc.: 27/11/1845, Dr, professor of Church History and Divinity in the New College of Edinburgh, Inventory, Edinburgh Sheriff Court Inventories, NRS SC70/1/66

Inventories, Wills, etc.: Welsh alias Hamilton, Mary Mrs, 10/10/1873, residing at No.2 Gloucester Place in Edinburgh, relict of Rev Dr David Welsh, Inventory, Edinburgh Sheriff Court Inventories

NRS SC70/1/164; Holograph W or T, Edinburgh Sheriff Court Wills, NRS SC70/4/147

Plan of Kirkland of Crossmichael, Kirkcudbrightshire, 1 Jan 1821, NRS RHP141955

Court of Session: Unextracted processes: Rev Dr David Welsh v Sutherland: Petition and complaint, 1841, NRS CS230/W/9/38

Court of Session: Bill Chamber, Processes in Actions of Suspension and Interdict: Rev. Dr. David Welsh (Secretary to Board of H.M. Sole & Only Master Printers in Scotland): Suspension & Interdict.: Respondent: Richard Griffin & Co. & partners; 1841, NRS CS275/3/43; similarly Respondent: Francis Orr & Sons, 1841, NRS CS275/3/44; Respondent: Andrew Shortrede & another, 1841, NRS CS275/3/45; Respondent: Francis Orr & Sons & Thomas Muir, 1841, NRS CS275/3/50; Respondent: Duncan Campbell & another, 1841, NRS CS275/3/53; Respondent: John Morrison & Others, 1841, NRS CS275/3/85; Respondent: William Morrison, 1841, NRS CS275/3/110; Respondent: William Campbell, 1841, NRS CS275/3/218; Respondent: Hugh Crawford & Son & Partners, 1842, NRS CS275/4/136

Sinclair of Ulbster Letter Books: Correspondence of Sir George Sinclair concerning the Church of Scotland patronage controversy, NRS RH4/49/4 and NRS RH4/49/5

Court of Session: Bill Chamber, Processes in Actions of Suspension and Interdict: William Cuninghame & Others (Heritors of Parish of Stewarton): Note in Suspension & Interdict: Respondent: Rev. Dr. David Welsh & Others Commrs, 1842, NRS CS275/4/192; Rev. William Duguid & another: Note in Suspension & Interdict: Respondent: Rev. Dr. David Welsh & Others, 1842, NRS CS275/4/276 [Note: William Duguid was minister of the parish of Glass in the Presbytery of Strathbogie – see here]

Letter of Sir James Graham, embodying the decision of government in the Scottish church question, addressed to the Rev. Dr. Welsh, Edinburgh, Murray and Gibb, Printers, 1843

David Welsh, D.D., Edinburgh?, Issued by the Publication Committee of the Free Church of Scotland, 1847

Edinburgh, St George’s Free/United Free/West Church of Scotland, includes print of Portrait of Rev David Welsh, CH3/965/265

Neil Livingston, schoolmaster, Head of John Street, Answers made by Schoolmasters in Scotland, p.211 [See here Parochial Schools – Queries to which these Answers are a response]

For photos by Hill and Adamson see here, here, here and here, 2nd from right

For a colourised photo, see David Welsh.

Three sermons on the Sabbath, Haddington, Neill & Sons, 1838

Lectures on the lawfulness and advantages of national establishments of religion, Haddington, Neill and Sons, 1839

What ought the Church and people of Scotland to do now?, Edinburgh, John Johnstone, 1840

An address on the position of the Church of Scotland, and the duty of seceders at the present time, Edinburgh, John Johnstone, 1841

Christ’s covenant the best defence of Christ’s crown, or, Our national covenants scriptural, catholic, and of permanent obligation, Edinburgh, W. P. Kennedy, 1844

Providence, prophecy, and popery; as exhibited in the 1st 7 chapters of the book of Daniel, Edinburgh &c. 1845

Dialogues on the nature and extent of the atonement, Edinburgh, W.P. Kennedy and Charles Zeigler, 1849

Letter to the Rev. James Lumsden, containing remarks upon his speech on the covenants, delivered in the Free Church Presbytery of Arbroath, Edinbugh, Charles Ziegler, 1850

An historical view of the various settlements of the Church of Scotland, with special reference to the present position of the Free Church, showing, that while she rests on the Revolution Settlement alone, her testimony for the headship of Christ, and the independence of his Church, is both incomplete and inconsistent, Edinburgh, Charles Ziegler, 1850

The Morrisonian view of assurance unscriptural, Edinburgh, Charles Ziegler, 1850

Lecture on the objects and ends of study, delivered in the reading room at Haddington, Edinburgh, W. P. Kennedy, 1851

Reply to a letter from the Rev. Mathew Murray, Glasgow, to the editor of the Original Secession magazine, on the question with the Free Church of Scotland, Edinburgh, W.P. Kennedy, 1852. See Letter to the editor of the “Original Secession magazine”, containing an examination of an article entitled “Historical view of the grounds on which the secession from the established Church of Scotland were originally stated and defended”, which appeared in the “Original Secession magazine” for November, 1851, M. Murray, Glasgow, John Keith & Son, 1852

A dialogue on “Free Church door”, between the Rev. Archibald Brown and Nominis Umbra, Edinburgh, Johnstone & Hunter, 1852

Communications to the members and friends of the Free Church of Scotland on the principles of the Church. No. X, January, 1855, including The points of difference between the two Churches, Established and Free by William White, Edinburgh, Johnstone and Hunter, 1855

Remarks on Dr Hanna’s sermon on the principles of the Free Church, Edinburgh, W. P. Kennedy, 1860.

The principles of Christian union as laid down in the word of God, Edinburgh, William P. Kennedy, 1863

Scripture studies, or, things new and old, Edinburgh, William P. Kennedy, 1866

The world, a school for Christ’s people, a sermon, preached before the Free Synod of Lothian and Tweeddale, Edinburgh, Duncan Grant, 1867
 

Publications – about him

Inventories, Wills, etc.: 25/7/1872, Minister of the Gospel at Haddington, Haddington Sheriff Court, NRS SC40/40/18

Inventories, Wills, etc.: White or Howden, Hannah Cassells, 29/9/1877, 7 Scotland Street, Edinburgh, widow of Rev. The Rev. Dr. M’Crie, including Address delivered at the ordination of the Rev. William White, Haddington, 1st July 1835, The Presbyterian magazine, 1835?

Review of the Act and Declaration of the General Assembly of the Free Church of Scotland, Thomas Manson, Glasgow, John Keith & Son, 1852

Strictures on the Rev. William White’s Reply to the Letter of the Rev. M. Murray, on the question of union with the Free Church of Scotland, Matthew Murray, of the Original Secession, Glasgow, Glasgow, David Bryce, 1852

Review of the Rev. Mr.