Particular INDEX

To the Names of Places,
Wherein the late Revival of Religion is mentioned.

Bridgewater, 396.

Brookline, 394.

Charles-Town. 201,-

Wefterly.

210.

4. CONNECTICUT Colony, 196.

II. NEW-JERSEY.

Elizabeth Town, 254.

Newark, 25z.

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Gargunnock, 27, 86, 349,360.
Gialgow,78, 86, 277-279,
Irvine, 31.

Kilearn, 31, 360.
Kilmarnoch, 31, 86.
Kippen. 348, 360.

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Kirkintilloch, 26, 27, 351.
Killyth, 6, 24-27, 30, 341
-348, 351, 354, 359-
Larbert, 31.

Long-Dreghorn, 31.
The Meufe, 360.

Monyvard, 349, 350.
Murray, 352, 356.
Mutbel, 3:1-317, 349,
350, 357, 360.
Nairn, 360.

St Ninians, 27, 348, 354.
Roffe, 352, 355, 357, 360.
Sintrie, 360.
Torphican, 31.
Torry burne, 352, 355-

CORRECTION S.

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bleffed Work, at Kilsyth and other Congregations There,

in a surprizing History juft arrived. It was compofed thei ~by the Reverend and Excellent Mr. Robe, with great

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A Faithful NARRATIVE of the Extraordinary Work of the
SPIRIT OF GOD at Killyth and other Congregations in the love

Neighbourhood.

By JA. ROBE, A.M. Minifter of the Gospel at Kilsyth.
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