130 TRINITY [PRESB. OF Glenmoriston ; ord. by Presb. of Abertaff as assistant to James Anderson, D.D., min. of Second Charge of the Scottish Church, Rotterdam, 9th April 1862 ; adm. to Second Charge 8th March 1829, and later became sole min. ; elected by the Governors head- master of Heriot's Hospital and inspector of the Heriot Foundation Schools, April 1839 ; D.D. (Leyden 1839) ; pres. byTown Council, and ind. 28th Dec. 1843; died 2nd April 1857. He marr. 6th Oct. 1830, Margaret (died at Twickenham, 10th Nov. 1865), daugh. of George Gibson, merchant, Rotterdam, and had issue— Elizabeth Mary Gibson, born 19th Nov. 1836, died unrnarr. ; Jessie Ritchie, born 31st Jan. 1838 (marr. John Moodie, min. of Chryston and of Kippen) ; George Heriot, born 23rd July 1839, died in Australia; Isabella Martin, born 9th Xov. 1840, died unmarr. ; William Ritchie, insurance manager, London, born 1st April 1842. Publications — History of the Scottish Church, Rotterdam, to ivhich are subjoined Xotices of the other British Churches in the Netherlands (Edinburgh, 1833); to this was appended a " Brief View of the Dutch Ecclesiastical Establishment," after- wards enlarged and published separately ; Memoirs of George Heriot, ivith the History of the Hospital (Edinburgh, 1845) ; History of the High School (Edinburgh, 1849) ; Pro- gressive Geography (Edinburgh, 1841), of which later editions were enlarged and issued in parts. — [Biographical Sketch, by Thomas Murray, LL.D.] WILLIAM SMITH, trans, from Lauder lgs^ and adm. 25th Dec. 1857 ; trans, to North Leith (assistant and successor) 15th March 1860. ROBERT WALLACE, M.A. ; trans, from Newton-on-Ayr, and adm. 21st Dec. 1860; trans, to Old Greyfriars 26th Dec. 1868. THOMAS GENTLES, M.A. ; ord. assist- 1872 ant at^oa » adm l8tQ April 1872 ; trans, to PaisleyAbbey (First Charge) 20th Dec. 1878. i860 1879 CORNELIUS GIFFEN, trans, from 1S69 Dailly, and adm. 13th May 1869; trans, to St Mary's, Edinburgh, 11th Jan. 1872. ALEXANDER KENNEDY, born Aber- deen 25th March 1840, son of John K. and Mary Hardie ; educated at Univs. of Aberdeen and Glasgow ; M.A. (King's College, Aberdeen, 1859) ; licen. by Presb. of Glasgow 1865 ; assistant at Kilmun ; ord. to Stewarton 14th May 1865; trans, and adm. 13th May 1879; D.D. (Edinburgh 1906); died 13th April 1908. He marr. 8th May 1866, Susannah Simpson (died 14th Jan. 1908), daugh. of Alexander Ralston and Margaret Mac- Dougal, and had issue—Margaret, born 10th Feb. 1867; John, born 11th April 1869, died 4th Jan. 1910 ; Susannah, M.A., born 23rd Oct. 1870 (marr. David Paterson, min. of U.F. Church, Restalrig) ; Mary, born 19th April 1872 (marr. John Henry Dickie, min. of New Kilpatrick) ; Mac- Dougal, major, Royal Engineers, Egyptian Army, born 20th Dec. 1874; Alexander, mining engineer, born 25th Aug. 1876 ; William, architect, born 5th May 1878 ; Thomas, teacher, born 11th June 1883. WILLIAM MAIN, born Paisley 27th 1906 July 1867, son of John M. and Jane Shepherd ; educated at schools in Glasgow and Univ. of Glasgow; licen. by Presb. of Lorn 12th May 1891 ; assistant at Alexandria, Dumbartonshire ; ord. toMiddle Parish, Perth, 21st July 1892 ; trans, to An- woth 31st July 1902 ; trans, and adm. 20th Dec. 1906 ; app. clerk of the Presb. 3rd Dec. 1913. He marr. 17th Nov. 1892, Annie, daugh. of Robert Macnaughton and Mar- garet Campbell, and has issue—Margaret Mary, born 20th Feb. 1894; William Robert, born 24th May 1900. Publications —Mam?* Dominion, its Nature and Limits, a sermon (Perth, 1893); Charles William- son, Pounder of Bath, X.T. (Perth, 1899). Collegiate, or Second Chakge. [The Town Council having resolved (31st Jan. 1781) to erect St Andrew's Church in