Details of Niche in St. Andrew’s Chapel.]

relating to Stirling in 1479 and onwards for a period of forty years. He

was provost of the town of Stirling, and appears to have been a liberal

benefactor to this church. As shown on the Plan there are three

interesting grave slabs in the chapel. One of these, of the date 1584,

contains the arms of Durham of Grange (Fig. 1254); but as no member of

that family had A. D. as initials at that period, the monument may

probably have belonged

[Illustration: FIG. 1258.

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