327. To _the Earl of Balcarras_.--Regarding some Misunderstanding, 648 328. To _Colonel Gilbert Ker_.--Singleness of Aim--Judgment in regard to Adversaries, 649 329. To _Colonel Gilbert Ker_.--Courage in Days of Rebuke-- God's Arrangements all Wise, 651 330. To _William Guthrie_.--Depression under Dark Trials-- Dangers of Compliance, 652 331. To _Colonel Gilbert Ker_.--Courage in the Lord's Cause--Duty in regard to Providence to be observed--Safety in this, 654 332. To _Colonel Gilbert Ker_.--Christ's Cause deserves Service and Suffering from us, 656 333. To _Colonel Gilbert Ker, when taken Prisoner_.-- Comforting Thoughts to the Afflicted--Darkness of the Times--Fellowship in Christ's Sufferings-- Satisfaction with His Providences, 658 334. To _Colonel Gilbert Ker_.--Comfort under the Cloud hanging over Scotland--Dissuasion from Leaving Scotland, 662 335. To _Lady Kenmure_.--Difference between what is Man's and Christ's, and between Christ Himself and His Blessings, 663 336. To _Lady Ralston, Ursula Mure_.--Duty of Preferring to Live rather than Die--Want of Union in the judgments of the Godly, 665 337. To _a Minister of Glasgow_.--Encouraging Words to a Suffering Brother--Why men shrink from Christ's Testimony, 668 338. To _Lady Kenmure_.--A Word to Cheer in Times of Darkness, 671 339. To _Grizzel Fullerton_.--Exhortation to Follow Christ fully when others are cold, 672 340. To _Mr. Thomas Wylie_.--Regarding a Letter of Explanation, 673 341. To _Lady Kenmure_.--Present Need helped by past Experience, 674 342. To _Colonel Gilbert Ker_.--Deadness--Hopes of Refreshment--Distance from God--Nearness Delighted in, 675 343. To _Colonel Gilbert Ker_.--The State of the Land, 678 344. To _Mr. John Scot, at Oxnam_.--Excuse for Absence from Duty, 679 345. To _Lady Kenmure_.--Thoughts for a Time of Sickness about the Life to Come, 680 346. To _Simeon Ashe_.--Views of the Presbyterians as to Allegiance to the Protector, 681