1850 REV. JOHN FAIRLEY. Painting of Influential Scottish Reformed Presbyterian Divine. Calvinism and for political liberty in

and for political liberty in the days before the War of Independence

and unevenly trimmed

' I was full of tears

In spite of all this the prayers we have nightly I am sure are appreciated and a tiny glimmering of the “real things” lies somewhere  in the background

God Bless the Soldiers

1850 REV. JOHN FAIRLEY. Painting of Influential Scottish Reformed Presbyterian Divine. Calvinism and for political liberty inA very attractive original painting in pastel under glass of Rev. John Fairley [the Younger] who as a prominent minister among the Reformed Presbyterians [Covenanted], ministering at at Calton Glasgow ,and later founding the Reformed Presbyterian church at Stranraer near Castle Douglas, Scotland. 18 x 22 sans frame; 22 x 26 with frame. Image in an excellent state of preservation. The frame is solid, though with substantial rubbing and losses to gilt