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| | Kilmarnock |
 | | THE largest town in Ayrshire, stands in the two parishes of Kilmarnock and Riccarton, at the confluence of Kilmarnock Water and Irvine River, seven miles east from the sea, 15 miles north-north-east of Ayr, and 23 miles by rail from Glasgow. |
 | | On leaving the University he was licensed to preach by the Burger Associate Synod, and placed minister of a congregation at Stockbridge, Berwickshire, where he published a volume of sermons, and remained until his death in 1818. |
 | | , poet, born in Kilmarnock, 1802, was bred to carpet weaving in a factory. |
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