- CHAPTER VII.—RAMSBOTTOM (INDUSTRIAL). bottom Mills-Shuttleworth - Works-The Vicar-Volunteers CHAPTER I.-GENERAL HISTORICAL INTRODUCTION. Reformation forces - Puritanism-The Scottish Covenant - The Westminster Assembly-Presbyterianism-Lancashire Presby- teries-Rev. Henry Pendlebury at Holcombe, Bass Lane, &c., 1651-1695 - Rev. Edward Rothwell, 1699-1731, embracing building and opening of Dundee Chapel-Bank Street Chapel, Fifteen ministers, from Rev. Edward Rothwell to Rev. Peter Ramsay - The building and history of Park Chapel - The advent to Dundee Chapel of the Grant family - Rebuilding Dundee-The puzzle of the premises-An old leaf and its story SECTION I. (1811-1830). - Rev. Thomas Nelson - Auchtergaven, Interesting explanation - Unique relation of Dundee Church Elders, William Grant and others - Sacred wish of the Grants' parents - Honoured by building St Andrew's Church Picturesque Situation-Hymn sung at the laying of the founda- tion stone-Procession-The Cheerybles-Free-Masons, &c. 'Manchester Guardian' Report - Opening of St Andrew's Church-Minute of thanks by the Presbytery-The government of the church-Office-bearers-Forcible seizure of St Andrew's Church-Scene at the church-“ Blunt wedges rive hard knots" -Meeting at Old Dundee Chapel-Resolutions—Death of Dr MacLean-Funeral sermon -The Bishop of Manchester – Re- ception of the church - Death of William Grant, the younger SECTION III.-Dundee property and the Grants' estate- Counterfeit Minute-book - Detection - Ejectments - St And- |