A sermon on 1 Samuel 4:22 by Mr Thomas Broun. Preached 'in the n. church thursday fast before the co[mmun]ion ... afternoon', 30 July 1702. MS 408 (very likely the same author) suggests that the 'new church' refers to the Outer High Kirk.
A sermon on Luke 18:13 by Mr John Colqhoun. Preached 'in the new church fornoon serm[on] 2 thursday fast day', 30 July 1702. MS 408 (very likely the same author) suggests that the 'new church' refers to the Outer High Kirk.
A sermon on Jeremiah 31:32 by Mr Thomas Broun. Preached 'in the n. church fast before the co[mmun]ion thursday fornoon serm[on] 1', 30 July 1702. MS 408 (very likely the same author) suggests that the 'new church' refers to the Outer High Kirk.
A sermon on Luke 22:19 by Mr David Broun. Preached 'in the new church sabbath before the co[mmun]ion ... fornoon', 26 July 1702. MS 408 (very likely the same author) suggests that the 'new church' refers to the Outer High Kirk.
A sermon on Psalms 34:8 by Mr Thomas Blackwell. Preached 'in the new church afternoon', 19 July 1702. The previous sermon notes that this is the 2nd Sabbath before Communion. MS 408 (very likely the same author) suggests that the 'new church' refers to the Outer High Kirk. There are some annotations in the author's own hand.
A sermon on 1 Samuel 7:3 by Mr James Clark. Preached 'in the n. church 2 Sabbath before the co[mmun]ion ... fornoon', 19 July 1702. The n appears to be shorthand for 'new' based on the next sermons. MS 408 (very likely the same author) suggests that the 'new church' refers to the Outer High Kirk. There are some annotations in the author's own hand.
A sermon on Deuteronomy 26:17 by Mr James Stirling. Preached 'at Egilshame munday after the sacrament', 18 May 1702. There are some annotations in the author's own hand.
A sermon on Song of Solomon 4:9 by Mr Alexander Hasty. Preached 'at the tent after the tables... Egilshame', 17 May 1702.
A sermon on John 1:16 by Mr John Stewart. Preached 'in the church immediately befor the tables', 17 May 1702. The location is not given but the surrounding sermons confirm this to be Eaglesham.
A sermon on Song of Solomon 4:9 by Mr Alexander Hasty. Preached 'at Egilshame Saturday ... serm[on] 2nd', 16 May 1702.