A Discourse of the Pastoral Care (1692); Essay on the Memory of  Queen Mary (1695); Exposition of the Thirty-Nine Articles (1699) ; History of  My On Time (vol. i., 1723; vol. ii., 1734), vide Osmund Airy's edition (2 vols., 1897-1900); besides over seventy other volumes of Memoirs, Sermons, etc. For a complete Burnet bibliography, see the Life by T. E. S. Clarke and H. C. Foxcroft (Cambridge, 1907).- [ Min.-book Reg. Privy Seal, Reg. Collat.; Sinclair's Stat. Acc., i.; Chalmers's Caled., iii.; Burnet-Leighton Papers (Scot. Hist. Soc. Miscellany), Dict. Nat. Biog.]

1670 JAMES GRAEME, M.A., regent of Humanity in St Leonard's College, St Andrews; pres. by Fletcher of Saltoun, ord. and coll. 6th, and adm. 23rd Sept. 1670 (Prot. Bk. of P. Young, f. 15); deprived for refusing the Test in 1681.[Reg. Collat.; Maitland .Miscell., ii.; Wodrow's Hist.]

1684  ARCHIBALD DOUGLAS, youngest son of Douglas of Tilwhilly; M.A. (Edinburgh, 19th July 1661); licen. by Presb. of Kelso 1663; ord. to Douglas 1663; traps. to Cavers 1664, to Newton 1673, to Newbattle 1681; deprived for refusing the Test 1681; adm. (interim preacher) in Jan. 1683; inst. 24th July 1684; died 31st March 1696, aged about 55. He marr. 27th July 1694, Janet, daugh. of William Carmichael, min. of Ewes, and had issue Archibald, merchant, Pittenweem, wagon master-general to British Forces, died 1743, whose son, John, D.D., became Bishop of Salisbury; Helen; Janet.[M.S. Acc. of Min., 1689; Scots Mag., lxix.]

1696 ARCHIBALD LUNDIE, bapt. 20th Jan. 1674, eldest son of James L.,  min. of North Leith; educated at Univ. of Edinburgh; M.A. (13th July 1691); ord. 24th Sept. 1696; died Father of the Church, 4th Nov. 1759. Dr Alexander Carlyle speaks of him as "a pious and primitive old man, very respectful in his manner, and very kind." He marr. 2nd Feb. 1699, Jean Menzies, Cramond, and had issue-John, min. of Oldhamstocks; Henry, min. of Trinity Parish, Edinburgh; Cornelius, min. of Kelso;

Rachel; Isobel (marr. William Bannatyne, min. of Yarrow); Katherine. Publication -Sermon preached at flee Opening of the., Synod (Edinburgh, 1727 ).-[ Wodrow M.S., Carlyle's Autob; Inq. Ret. Gen., 8199.]

1760 PATRICK BANNERMAN, born Inveraven 1715, son of James B., min. of  Forglen; educated at King's College, Aberdeen, 1730-3; licen. by Presb. of Haddington 17th April 1739; ord. to St Madoes 8th Oct. 1741; traps. to Kinnoull 13th Nov. 1746; pres. by Andrew Fletcher of Milton, Lord Justice-Clerk, traps. and adm. 6th Nov. 1760; died 31st Dec. 1790. He marr. 29th June 1742, Beatrix Goldie, who died 21st March 1792,  and had issue -Patrick, merchant, Dunbar. Publications -Sermons (Edinburgh, 1751-67); An Address to the People of  Scotland on Ecclesiastical and Civil Liberty (Edinburgh, 1792; anon.).

1791 ANDREW JOHNSTON, bapt. 21st March 1763, son of Andrew J., shoemaker, Dalkeith; educated at Univ. of Edinburgh; tutor in the family of Campbell of Shawfield; licen. by Presb. of Hamilton 28th Oct. 1788; pres, by General Henry Fletcher of Saltoun, and ord. 22nd Sept. 1761; died 23rd Sept. 1829. He marr. 28th June 1791, Mary Jean (died 11th June 1838), daugh, of William Crombie, min. of Spott, and had issue Mary, born 23rd March 1793 (marr. 8th Aug. 1815, John Ramsay, min. of Ormiston), died 31st Aug. 1825; William, born 15th Oct. 1794, died 11th March 1829; Andrew, born 11th May 1796; John Campbell, born 31st Oct. 1797; Isabella, born 24th Aug. 1800, died 30th Jan. 1801; Isabella, born 26th Nov. 1801; Walter, born 10th Jan. 1804 ; Francis, surgeon, born 24th dray 1806, died at Demerara, 28th July 1830; Charles St Clair, born 29th May 1808, died 28th Nov. 1809; Charles, born 23rd Feb. 1811; Robert, born 21st Jan. 1815. Publications-The Duty of Britons, under the Impression of National Blessings, a sermon (Edinburgh, 1799); Account of the Parish (Sinclair's Stat. Acc, x.); joint editor of Goldie's Sermons (Edinburgh, 1805).[Scots Mag., lxiv.]