1663     12t^  ^une  1663;  trans,  to  Crichton
8th  Sept.  1676.— [Mun.  Univ.  Glasg.,
iii. ;  Reg.  Collat.]

PATRICK  TRENT,  M.A. ;  trans,  from
1QtJQ  Crichton;  pres.  by  Robert,  Earl  of
Lothian ;  inst.  8th,  and  adm.  28th
Sept.  1676 ;  deprived  for  not  taking  the
Test  in  1681 ;  (afterwards  min.  of  Lin-
lithgow). —  [Reg.  Old  Dec,  i. ;  Wodrow's
Hist.]

ALEXANDER  BURGESS,  a  native  of
1682    Banffshire;  educated  at  King's  Col-
lege,  Aberdeen;     M.A.    (7th    July
1677);    pres.  by   Sir    Patrick    Murray  of
Deuchar;  inst.  14th  Oct.  1682;  deprived


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by  the  Act  of  Parliament,  25th  April
1690,  restoring  the  Presbyterian  ministers.
He  was  willing  to  acknowledge  the  new
Government,  but  was  ejected.  See  his  own
account  in  The  Case  of  the  Afflicted  Clergy
of  Scotland,  1690,  p.  68.  He  marr.  Mary,
daugh.  of  William  Livingston,  min.  of
Burntisland,  and  widow  of  William  Pear-
son, min.  of  Dunfermline. — [MS.  Ace.  of
Min.,  1689  ;  Eule's  Sec.   Vindication.]

ROBEKT  MOWAT,  M.A.,  above-
1690  menti°ned;  returned  to  a  meeting-
house at  Nicolson  (now  Rosebery)  in
1687,  and  was  restored  by  the  Act  25th
April  1690 ;  dem.,  "  being  old  and  infirm  " ;
died  at  Edinburgh,  3rd  Feb.  1692,  aged
about  66.— [Edin.  Reg.  {Bur.);  MS.  Ace.
of  Min.,  1689 ;  Rule's  Sec.  Vindication.']

DAVID  WALKER,  eldest  son  of  Archi-
1690  ^ahl  1^">  cordmer>  Leslie,  Fife ;  a
probationer  at  the  first  meeting  of
Presbyterian  min.  in  the  Synod  after  the
Toleration,  6th  July  1687 ;  ord.  (colleague,
in  the  meeting-house  at  Nicolson)  14th
Nov.  1688 ;  had  possession  of  the  church  in
June  1690 ;  died  14th  Aug.  1737.  He  marr.
