Sermons
Found in 357 Collections and/or Records:
Sermons collected by R. Jardine
Sermons and lectures by various authors compiled into a manuscript volume by R. Jardine. Noted as volume 5 with writing starting from both ends of the volume. Envelopes have been laid in with references to Stirling on them. 'Janet Renny' inscribed on last page verso. From General Assembly Library.
Sermons: 'Glasgow and St Andrews SH [short hand] where the subjects are ascertained', [1815-1824]
Sermons: 'Glasgow short-hand where the subjects are not yet ascertained', 1815-1818
Sermons notebooks, c1915-1960
11 numbered notebooks containing sermons by John Baillie and a further single notebook containing sermons specifically for children.
Sermons of Alexander Wodrow (1674-1706), minister at Tron Kirk, Glasgow
Sermons, possibly in the author's hand, mainly preached at Laigh Kirk, later Tron Kirk [Collegiate charge], and Outer Kirk, Glasgow. Some notes in shorthand.
Sermons of Andrew Harper (1844-1936), Principal of St Andrews College, Sydney
Bound volume of manuscript sermons. Spine title reads:
"Manuscript Sermons. 1849 - 1879. By the Reverend Principal Harper D.D."
Volume is written in shorthand, apart from 19 leaves in Latin script at the back.
Presented to New College Library by Harper's granddaughter, Jean A. Hay Wilson, in 1923. Correspondence regarding the donation is laid in the front.
Sermons of Angus MacBean (1785-1845), minister of Free Gaelic Church, Greenock
Manuscript book of sermons by Rev. Angus McBean, of the Free Gaelic Church, Greenock. 102 pages.
Sermons were begun on the 6 August 1826, and ended on the 11 February 1827. Individual entries are titled but not dated.
Volume title is written on the front board by Hugh Buie of Greenock. A third hand has added the dates 1821-1845 in pencil, presumably in reference to McBean's tenure as minister.
Sermons of David Cruden, minister of Nigg (1746-1826)
'Sermons and other pulpit exercises of the late Rev. David Cruden, D.D., Minister of Nigg. Kincardine Shire delivered between the years of 1769 and 1826.'
Two volumes bound in leather with 'Cruden's Manuscript Sermons' written in gold lettering on the spines. Volumes numbered 11 and 12.
General Assembly Library stamp on the first page of each volume.
