. Le rouge et blanc' 'livre de Menzies.... s de Castle Menzies, qui deviennent vacants deux ans agoeby la mort de la fin appartient, le presbytère remué tous les intéressés tocall un ministre. Le tuteur de Weem (le capitaine James Menzies de Comerie theLaird de Grantullie), et d'autres, qui heritors ont le plus grand intérêt dans theparish, et douze anciens, a adressé au presbytère de Dunkeld, pour l'un de theirnumber à modérée d'un appel, dont le presbytère retardé pour faire pour severallmonths, dans deferance pour le duc d'Athole, puisqu'il n'est pas d'accord en thepetition, bien que son intérêt pour le paris

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. The "Red and white" book of Menzies.... s from Castle Menzies, which becoming vacant two years agoeby the death of the late encumbent, the presbytery stirred up all concerned tocall a minister. The Tutor of Weem (Captain James Menzies of Comerie), theLaird of Grantullie, and other heritors, who have the greatest intrest in theparish, and twelve elders, petitioned the Presbytery of Dunkeld for one of theirnumber to moderate a call, which the presbytery delayed to do for severallmonths, in deferance to the Duke of Athole, since he did not concur in thepetition, albeit his interest in the parish were not very considerable. At last the presbytery thought fit to appoint a call to be moderated upon1st April 1712, which after intimation was accordingly done, wherein at a meetingof all the heritors and elders duly qualified, the Rev. Thomas Menzies was votedto be their minister, neniinc coutradicente, and on 2nd April the call was presentedto the presbytery. For various reasons the Duke of Athole, though he had no objection against. COMRIE Castle, tiif. Anciknt Fortress of thf; Me.nzies of Comrie.Built on Ihc River Lyon about the 13M Century. A.D. I7I2.J CHIEF-REGENT &- TUTOR OF MENZIES. 347 Mr Menzies, opposed his settlement, to the great grief of the large parish, whichis 24 miles long, and contained 4000 souls, and after various appeals from thepresbytery to the synod, and back again to the presbytery, they went on ; and onlOth September it was carried neniine contradicente that the call was legal. Uponthis the duke by proxy offered a presentation—pretending to the patronage, towhich he had no right—on behalf of another minister, who refused to accept. The presbytery thereafter referred both the presentation and Mr Menziesentering on his trials to the next synod, who approved of the procedure of thepresbytery, and ordered Mr Menzies to be sent on trial; and he having been put ontrial and approven of, his grace caused the kirk door to be closed up twice, andmade ano

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