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January 1909 PDF scan ↗
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- Jehovah-Jireh
- A Sermon: “For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life.”—JOHN iii. 16
- The late Mrs. Graham, St. Jude’s, Glasgow
- Addresses to the People of Otaheite
- Scottish Heroines of the Faith
- A Letter of Spiritual Counsel and Comfort
- Letters of the late John Macleod
- Memoirs or Spiritual Exercises of Katherine Colace or Mrs. Ross
- In Loving Memory of Mrs. Mackay, Strathy Point
- The Government and the King’s Protestant Declaration
- Uilleam Ames air an aon Salm deug thar da fhichead
- Protestant Notes
- Notes and Comments
- Literary Notice
- Church Notes
- The Magazine
February 1909 PDF scan ↗
- The King’s Protestant Declaration
- A Sermon by the late Rev. Christopher Munro, Preached at Strathy on the 28th July, 1873: “All we like sheep have gone astray; we have turned everyone to his own way; and the Lord hath laid on him the iniquity of us all.” —Is. liii. 6
- Scottish Heroines of the Faith
- A Sketch of Ewen Cameron, Camusallach, Morvern, Argyllshire
- Interesting Letter from Canada
- The Throne in Danger
- The late Kenneth Macleod, Lewis
- Uilleam Almes air an aon Salm deug thar da fhichead
- Notes and Comments
- Church Notes
- The Magazine
March 1909 PDF scan ↗
- Contents
- Protestantism or Popery
- Notes of a Sermon
- Scottish Heroines of the Faith
- The late Alexander Mackay, Dunvegan, Skye
- Addresses to the People of Otaheite
- Memoirs or Spiritual Exercises of Katherine Colace or Mrs. Ross
- Proposed Change in King’s Protestant Declaration
- Uilleam Ames air an aon Salm deug thar da fhichead
- The Covenanters in the Far North
- A Pleasure-Loving Age
- Protestant Notes
- Notes and Comments
- Church Notes
April 1909 PDF scan ↗
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- The Constitution of the Free Presbyterian Church
- Addresses to the People of Otaheite
- Scottish Heroines of the Faith
- John Howie of Lochgoin, Author of the “Scots Worthies.”
- Memoirs or Spiritual Exercises of Katherine Colace or Mrs. Ross
- Letters of the late John Macleod
- Bond of Union (1893)
- A Sketch of the late Rev. Peter M’Bride of Rothesay
- A Solemn Appeal to Sinners
- Letter from Rev. John B. Radasi
- Marbhrann do ‘Eoghann MacCoinnich nach maireann
- Protestant Notes
- Notes and Comments
- Church Notes
- The Magazine
May 1909 PDF scan ↗
- Contents
- Bethesda: Its Pools and its Porches
- A Sermon: “Let not your heart be troubled; ye believe in God, believe also in me.” John xiv. 1
- Scottish Heroines of the Faith
- Addresses to the People of Otaheite: Designed to assist the Labour of Missionaries and other Instructors of the Ignorant
- Memoirs or Spiritual Exercises of Katherine Colace or Mrs. Ross: The Religious Experience of a Schoolmistress of the Seventeenth Century. (Written with her own Hand.)
- The late Murdoch Macdonald, Elder, St. Jude’s, Glasgow
- The late Mrs. Fraser, The Mound
- Oran do Sheumas Fiuinlaston, Nach maireann
- Protestant Notes
- Notes and Comments
- Literary Notice
- Church Notes
- The Magazine
June 1909 PDF scan ↗
- Contents
- The Roman Catholic Bill before Parliament
- A Sermon. By the late Rev. Christopher Munro, Strathy, 26th December, 1873
- Scottish Heroines of the Faith
- Viscountess of Kenmure
- The late Mrs. Livingstone, Née Bella Macdonald, Camasterrach, Applecross
- Romanism
- The Rising of the Romish Church in Britain (Poetry)
- Dissent from the Union Presbyterian Church of Canada
- Letters of the late John Macleod, St. Jude’s, Glasgow
- Great Petition Against Altering the Sovereign’s Declaration
- Uileam Ames air an aon Salm deug thar da fhichead
- Notes and Comments
- Literary Notice
- Church Notes
- The Magazine
July 1909 PDF scan ↗
- Contents
- Notes of the Assemblies
- Notes of a Sermon
- The late Malcolm Kennedy, of Kishorn and Inverness
- Commemoration of the Fiftieth Anniversary of the Death of the Rev. Jonathan Ranken Anderson on 10th January, 1859
- Scottish Heroines of the Faith
- Addresses to the People of Otaheite
- Úileam Ámes air an aon Salm deug thar da fhichead
- Protestant Notes
- Notes and Comments
- Church Notes
- The Magazine
- Notes of a Sermon: “Be still, and know that I am God.”
August 1909 PDF scan ↗
- Contents
- Meeting of Synod
- A Sermon
- Report from Canadian Mission
- Tabular View of the Sustentation Fund and Special Collections of the Free Presbyterian Church of Scotland For the Year from 31st March, 1908, to 31st March, 1909
- Abstracts of the Public Accounts of the Free Presbyterian Church of Scotland
- Jewish and Foreign Missions
- Scottish Heroines of the Faith
- The late Angus MacLeod, Jun., Strathy Point, Sutherlandshire
- Dissent from the Union Presbyterian Church of Canada
- An Address Delivered by Mr. George Forrest
- New Book—”Religious Life in Ross.”
- Protestant Notes
- Notes and Comments
- Church Notes
- The Magazine
September 1909 PDF scan ↗
October 1909 PDF scan ↗
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- John Calvin
- A Sermon
- Scottish Heroines of the Faith
- Prayer at the Grave
- Memoirs or Spiritual Exercises of Katherine Colace or Mrs. Ross
- Luther on the Hundred and Twenty-first Psalm
- Cunntas Aithghearr mu Bheatha agus mu Bhas Iain Knox
- Australian Sympathy
- Protestant Notes
- Notes and Comments
- Church Notes
- The Magazine
November 1909 PDF scan ↗
- Contents
- John Calvin
- A Lecture
- Scottish Heroines of the Faith
- The Observance of the Lord’s Day
- What the Denial of the Divine Authority of the Bible Leads to
- An Gaidheal Og no Sgeul Aindreais Lindsai
- Scottish Churches’ Union
- The Constitution of the Free Presbyterian Church
- Protestant Notes
- Notes and Comments
- Church Notes
December 1909 PDF scan ↗
- Contents
- Meeting of Synod
- A Sermon
- Report of the Canadian Mission
- A Letter from the Rev. John B. Radasi, Missionary
- Interesting Report from South African Mission
- The late Mr. Angus Murray, Elder, Balloan, Dornoch
- An Leabhar=Cheist Protastanach, le Lan Dearbhadh o na Sgriobtuiribh
- Toiseachadh
- Protestant Notes
- Notes and Comments
- The Magazine