| Contents |
| Foreward |
1 |
| I. |
To LADY KENMURE, at a time of illness and spiritual depression |
1 |
| II. |
To LADY KENMURE, on the occasion of the death of her infant daughter |
1 |
| III. |
To MARION MCNAUGHT, when his wife was ill |
1 |
| IV. |
To LADY KENMURE |
2 |
| V. |
To LADY KENMURE |
2 |
| VI. |
To MARION MCNAUGHT, when persecuted for her principles |
2 |
| VII. |
To LADY KENMURE |
2 |
| VIII. |
To JOHN KENNEDY, on his deliverance from shipwreck |
2 |
| IX. |
To LADY KENMURE, on the perils of rank and prosperity |
2 |
| X. |
To LADY KENMURE, on the death of her husband |
2 |
| XI. |
To lady KENMURE, when he expected to be removed from Anwoth |
2 |
| XII. |
To lady KENMURE, on the eve of his banishment to Aberdeen |
3 |
| XIII. |
To LADY KENMURE |
3 |
| XIV. |
To LADY KENMURE |
3 |
| XV |
To LADY BOYD |
3 |
| XVI. |
To MR ROBERT BLAIR |
3 |
| XVII. |
To ROBERT GORDON OF KNOCKBREX |
3 |
| XVIII. |
To ALEXANDER GORDON OF EARLSTON |
3 |
| XIX. |
To LADY KENMURE |
3 |
| XX. |
To lady KENMURE |
3 |
| XXI. |
To MR WILLIAM DALGLEISH, minister of the Gospel |
4 |
| XXII. |
To MR HUGH MACKAIL, minister of the Gospel at Irvine |
4 |
| XXIII. |
To JOHN EWART, Bailie of Kirkcudbright |
4 |
| XXIV. |
To WILLIAM LIVINGSTONE |
4 |
| XXV. |
To MR GEORGE GILLESPIE |
4 |
| XXVI. |
To JOHN GORDON OF RUSSO in the parish of Anwoth |
4 |
| XXVII. |
To LADY HALHILL |
4 |
| XXVIII. |
To PATRICK CARSEN |
4 |
| XXIX. |
To JOHN STUART, Provost of Aye |
4 |
| XXX. |
To JOIN STUART, Provost of Ayr |
4 |
| XXXI. |
To NINIAN MURE, a parishioner |
4 |
| XXXII |
To JOHN GORDON OF CARDONESS, the elder |
5 |
| XXXIII. |
To JOHN CLARK, a parishioner |
5 |
| XXXIV. |
To JOHN GORDON OF CARDONESS, the younger |
5 |
| XXXV. |
To JOHN FULLERTON of Carleton in Galloway |
5 |
| XXXVI. |
To JOHN GORDON OF CARDONESS, the elder |
5 |
| XXXVII. |
To EARLSTON, the younger |
5 |
| XXXVIII. |
To MR WILLIAM DALGLEISH |
5 |
| XXXIX. |
To MARION MCNAUGHT |
5 |
| XL. |
To ROBERT STEWART, on his decision for Christ |
6 |
| XLI. |
To LADY GAITGIRTH |
6 |
| XLII. |
To THE REV.JOHN FERGUSON OF OCHILTREE |
6 |
| XLIII. |
To ROBERT BROWN OF CARSLUTH |
6 |
| XLIV. |
To CASSIN CARRIE |
6 |
| XLV. |
To JOHN LENNOX, Laird of Catty |
6 |
| XLVI. |
To JOHN GORDON OF CARDONESS, the younger |
6 |
| XLVII. |
To WILLIAM GORDON |
6 |
| XLVIII. |
To LADY KENMURE |
6 |
| XLIX. |
To MRS STUART, wife of the Provost of Aye |
6 |
| L. |
To MR JAMES FLEMING |
7 |
| Ll. |
To MR FULK ELLIS |
7 |
| LII. |
To MR MATTHEW MOWAT, minister of Kilmarnock |
7 |
| LIII. |
To JAMES BAUTIE, theological student |
7 |
| LIV. |
To MR ROBERT BLAIR |
7 |
| LV. |
To ROBERT LENNOX OF DISDOVE, near Gatehouse |
7 |
| LVI. |
To EARLSTON, the younger |
7 |
| LVII. |
To LADY BOYD |
7 |
| LVIII. |
To LADY ROBERT LAND |
8 |
| LIX. |
To THE HONORABLE, REVEREND,
AND WELL-BELOVED PROFESSORS OF CHRIST AND HIS TRUTH IN SINCERITY, IN
IRELAND
|
8 |
| LX. |
To LADY KENMURE, on the death of her son, John, second Viscount
Kenmure |
8 |
| LXI. |
To MR JAMES WILSON |
8 |
| LXII. |
To LADY BOYD |
8 |
| LXIII. |
To LADY FINGASK |
8 |
| LXIV. |
To MR DAVID DICKSON, on the death of his son |
8 |
| LXV. |
To LADY BOYD, on the loss of several friends |
9 |
| LXVI. |
To MR. TAYLOR, on her son’s death |
9 |
| LXVII. |
To BARBARA HAMILTON |
9 |
| LXVIII. |
To A CHRISTIAN BROTHER, on the death of his daughter |
9 |
| LXIX. |
To A CHRISTIAN GENTLEWOMAN, on her death-bed |
9 |
| LXX. |
To LADY KENMURE |
9 |
| LXXI. |
To LADY ARDROSS |
9 |
| Glossary |
9 |
