Records of the Kirk of Scotland: containing the Acts and Proceedings of the General Assemblies from 1638 downwards, as authenticated by the clerks of assembly.Church of Scotland. General Assembly
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Records of the Kirk of Scotland: containing the Acts and Proceedings of the General Assemblies from 1638 downwards, as authenticated by the clerks of assembly.
Church of Scotland. General Assembly
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The Presbyteries of The bounds.
Meegle. The Shyrefdomes
Dundie. of Forfair
Arbroth. and Merns.
Forfair.
Brechen.
Merns.
To meet the first time at Dundie, the third Twesday of April.
10. _The Provinciall Synod of_ ABERDENE.
The Presbyteries of The bounds.
Aberdene. The Shyrefdomes
Kincairdin. of Aberdene
All-foord. and Bamfe.
Gairloch.
Ellan Deer.
Turreffe.
Fordyce.
To meet the first time at new Aberdene, the 3 Twesday of April.
11. _The Provinciall Synod of_ MURRAY.
The Presbyteries of The bounds.
Innernes. The Shyrefdomes
Forresse. of Innernes in
Elgin. part, Nairn in
Strabogie. part, Murray,
Abernethie. Bamf in part,
Aberlower. Aberden in part.
To meet the first time at Forresse, the last Twesday of April.
12. _The Provinciall Synod of_ ROSSE.
The Presbyteries of The bounds.
Chanrie. The Shyrefdome
Taine. of Innernes
Dingwall. in part.
To meet the first time at Chanrie, the 2 Twesday of April.
13. _The Provinciall Synod of_ CATHNES.
The Presbyteries of The bounds.
Dornoch. Cathnes.
Weeke or Sutherland.
Thurso.
To meet the first time at Dornoch, the third Twesday of April.
14. _The Provinciall Synod of_ ORKNEY _and_ ZETLAND.
The Presbyteries of The bounds.
Kirkwall. The Shrefdome
Scalloway. of Orkney
and Zetland.
To meet the first time at Kirkwall, the second Twesday of April.
15. _The Provinciall Synod of the Isles._
All the Kirks of the North west Isles, viz. Sky, Lewes, and the rest
of the Isles, which were lyable to the Diocie of the Isles, except the
South-west isles which are joyned to the Presbyteries of Argyll, To
meet the first time at Skye the second Twesday of May.
That the Minister of the place where the Synodall Assembly meets shall
preach the first day of their meeting, and give timouse advertisement
to the rest of the Presbyteries.
It is remembered that of old the Synodall Assemblies that were nearest
to others, had correspondence among themselves, by sending one or two
Commissioners mutually from one to another, which course is thought
fit to be keeped in time comming: viz. The Provincials of Louthian,
and Mers, &c. The Provincials of Drumfries, Galloway, Glasgow, and
Argyll, The Provincials of Perth, Fyfe, and Angus, &c. The Provincials
of Aberdein and Murray. The Provincials of Rosse, Caithnes, and Orknay.
The Commissioners for correspondence amongst the Synodals to be a
Minister and a ruling Elder.
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