The Episcopal History of Perth, 1689-1894
The Episcopal History of Perth, 1689-1894
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" In the same year he is also spoken of as " at Perth. " The fact seems, therefore, to have been that he was the Chaplain, whom Bishop Rattray had procured for the Balgowan family, and also that he vised to render assistance in some manner to the Congregation in Perth.
Of course, for some time after the disasters just related it would be necessarj' for Mr. Innes to do whatever pastoral work he did do as secretly as possible. We need not, therefore, be surprised that for the four years following... Mr. Lyon's death we hear nothing either of Mr. Innes or of his flock. But at the beginning of 1750 our Presbyter is still "at Perth, " and from this time onwards his letters to Bishop Alexander, which are still extant, * give us a pretty full account of the affairs of the Congregation. On February oth he writes, " The story, which you would see in the newspapers, of Highlandmen bging in arms is absolutely false. It had its rise from a party's going up from hence (Perth) to assist a factor in taking a rental of Strowan's estate.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" In the same year he is also spoken of as " at Perth. " The fact seems, therefore, to have been that he was the Chaplain, whom Bishop Rattray had procured for the Balgowan family, and also that he vised to render assistance in some manner to the Congregation in Perth.
Of course, for some time after the disasters just related it would be necessarj' for Mr. Innes to do whatever pastoral work he did do as secretly as possible. We need not, therefore, be surprised that for the four years following... Mr. Lyon's death we hear nothing either of Mr. Innes or of his flock. But at the beginning of 1750 our Presbyter is still "at Perth, " and from this time onwards his letters to Bishop Alexander, which are still extant, * give us a pretty full account of the affairs of the Congregation. On February oth he writes, " The story, which you would see in the newspapers, of Highlandmen bging in arms is absolutely false. It had its rise from a party's going up from hence (Perth) to assist a factor in taking a rental of Strowan's estate.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Taylor Shillito Farquhar to read onlineMoreLess
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