HADDINGTON] SALTOUN 393 1684 course of the Pastoral Care (1692) ; Essay on the Memo)')/ of Queen Mary (1695) ; Exposition of the Thirty-Nine Articles (1699); History of My dim Time (vol. i., 1723 ; vol. ii., 1734), vide Osmund Airy's edition (2 vols., 1897-1900); besides over seventy other volumes of Memoirs, Ser- mons, etc. For a complete Burnet bibli- ography, see the Life by T. E. S. Clarke and H. C. Foxcroft (Cambridge, 1907).— [J/in.-hook Reg. Privy Seal, Keg. Collat. ; Sinclair's Stat. Ace, i. ; Chalmers's Ceded., id.; Burnet-Leighton Papers (Scot. Hist. Soc. Miscellany), Diet. Nat. Biog.~\ JAMES GR.EME, M.A., regent of 167o Humanity in St Leonard's College, St Andrews ; pres. by Fletcher of Saltoun, ord. and coll. 6th, and adm. 23rd Sept. 1670 (Prot. Pic. of P. Young, f. 15) ; deprived for refusing the Test in 1681. — [Reg. Collat. ; Maitland MiscelL, ii. ; Wodrow's Hist.] ARCHIBALD DOUGLAS, youngest son of Douglas of Tilwhilly ; M.A. (Edinburgh, 19th July 1661) ; licen. by Presb. of Kelso 1663 ; ord. to Douglas 1663 ; trans, to Cavers 1664, toNewton 1673, to Newbattle 1681 ; deprived for refusing the Test 1681 ; adm. (interim preacher) in Jan. 1683 ; inst. 24th July 1684 ; died 31st March 1696, aged about 55. He marr. 27th July 1694, Janet, daugh. of William Carmichael, min. of Ewes, and had issue — Archibald, merchant, Pittenweem, waggon- master-general to British Forces, died 1743, whose son, John, D.D., became Bishop of Salisbury ; Helen ; Janet. — [MS. Ace. of Min., 1689 ; Scots Mag., Ixix.] ARCHIBALD LUNDIE, bapt. 20th Jan. 1674, eldest son of James L., min. of North Leith ; educated at Univ. of Edinburgh; M.A. (13th July 1691) ; ord. 24th Sept. 1696 ; died Father of the Church, 4th Nov. 1759. Dr Alex- ander Carlyle speaks of him as " a pious and primitive old man, very respectful in his manner, and very kind." He marr. 2nd Feb. 1699, Jean Menzies, Cramond, and had issue—John, min. of Oldham- stocks ; Henry, min. of Trinity Parish, Edinburgh ; Cornelius, min. of Kelso ; 1696 1760 Rachel ; Isobel (marr. William Bannatyne, min. of Yarrow) ; Kathcrine. Publication —Sermon preached at the Opening of the Synod (Edinburgh, 1727).—[Wodrow MSS., Carlyle's Autob. ; Inq. Ret. Gen., 8199.] PATRICK BANNERMAN, born Inver- aven 1715, son of James B., min. of Forglen ; educated at King's College, Aberdeen, 1730-3 ; licen. by Presb. of Haddington 17th April 1739; ord. to St Madoes 8th Oct. 1741 ; trans, to Kinnoull 13th Nov. 1746 ; pres. by Andrew Fletcher of Milton, Lord Justice-Clerk, trans, and adm. 6th Nov. 1760 ; died 31st Dec. 1790. He marr. 29th June 1742, Beatrix Goldie, who died 21st March 1792, and had issue —Patrick, merchant, Dunbar. Publications —Sermons (Edinburgh, 1751-67) ; An Address to the People of Scotland on Ecclesiastical and Civil Libert)/ (Edin- burgh, 1792 ; anon.). ANDREW JOHNSTON, bapt. 21st March 1763, son of Andrew J., shoe- maker, Dalkeith ; educated at Univ. of Edinburgh ; tutor in the family of Campbell of Shawfield ; licen. by Presb. of Hamilton 28th Oct. 1788; pres. by General Henry Fletcher of Saltoun, and ord. 22nd Sept. 1761 ; died 23rd Sept. 1829. He marr. 28th June 1791, Mary Jean (died 11th June 1838), daugh. of William Crombie, min. of Spott, and had issue — Mary, born 23rd March 1793 (marr. 8th Aug. 1815, John Ramsay, min. of Onniston), died 31st Aug. 1825 ; William, born 15th Oct. 1794, died 11th March 1829; Andrew, born 11th May 1796 ; John Campbell, born 31st Oct. 1797; Isabella, born 24th Aug. 1800, died 30th Jan. 1801 ; Isabella, born 26th Nov. 1801; Walter, born 10th Jan. 1804 ; Francis, surgeon, born 24th May 1806, died at Demerara, 28th July 1830; Charles St Clair, born 29th May 1808, died 28th Nov. 1809 ; Charles, born 23rd Feb. 1811 ; Robert, born 21st Jan. 1815. Publi- cations — The Duty of Britons, under the Impression of National Blessings, a sermon (Edinburgh, 1799) ; Account of the Parish (Sinclair's Stat. Ace, x.) ; joint editor of Goldie's Sermons (Edinburgh, 1805). — [Scots Mag., lxiv.]