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to follow his father's career. However his interests turned to the church, which had been the path of his grandfather, Rev George Rainy (1734–1810) of Sutherland, in northern Scotland. He was caught by the evangelical fervour of the
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His granddaughter, Barbara Parker, inspired her youngest child, Andrew Parker, to follow in his footsteps. Andrew studied Divinity at New College and went on to become a published biblical scholar.
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Though not a great scholar he was eminent as an ecclesiastical statesman, and his influence was far-reaching. After the strain of the fight with the so-called
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MP and Rev Henry Craigie Rainy) lie with him. His monument is nearly identical to that of the brewer John McEwan, slightly to the east of Rainy.
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Disruption worthies : a memorial of 1843, with an historical sketch of the free church of Scotland from 1843 down to the present time
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He had come to the front as a champion of the Liberal Party in the Union controversy within the Free Church, and in combating
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The main secular assembly space within New College is now called Rainy Hall. It was used as a dining hall for the
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From 1875 he became one of the leading figures of the Free Church. He guided it through the controversies as to
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In his final years he was living at 8 Rosebery Crescent in Edinburgh's West End. However, he went on a trip to
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in 1888. Following the Union of 1900 he left the Free Church of Scotland to join as leader of the
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Churches, and threw the weight of the newly united church on the side of freedom of
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His body was returned to Scotland and he is buried against the southern wall of
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This article incorporates text from a publication now in the
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of the Free Church of Scotland in 1887 in succession to Rev
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He was born on New Year's Day 1826 at 28 Montrose Street in
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in 1851 and then in 1854 moved to the Free High Church in
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The huge monument at Robert Rainy's grave, Dean Cemetery
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19th-century ministers of the Free Church of Scotland
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Rainy Hall is also available to 308:to recover his health and died in 14: 661: 575: 301:in 1904-5 his health broke down. 280:Moderator of the General Assembly 625:Alumni of New College, Edinburgh 572:(1909) and R Mackintosh (1907). 533: 294:serving as its first Moderator. 330: 591:Works by or about Robert Rainy 518: 509: 500: 463: 426: 292:United Free Church of Scotland 188:Professor of Forensic Medicine 1: 419: 286:and was succeeded in turn by 645:Burials at the Dean Cemetery 506:Free Church Monthly Jan 1907 433:Wylie, James Aitken (1881). 345:, 1874 (Cunningham Lectures) 7: 471:"Reverend Robert Rainy 365" 10: 666: 284:Alexander Neill Somerville 105:Barbara Gordon (1793–1854) 496:Annals of the Free Church 400: 374: 154:(the Divinity faculty at 131: 123: 113: 109: 99: 87: 83:Susan Rolland (1835–1905) 79: 57: 39: 30: 23: 570:Patrick Carnegie Simpson 390:and the Indian civilian 556:Encyclopædia Britannica 407:University of Edinburgh 350:The Bible and Criticism 161: 103:Harry Rainy (1792–1876) 171: 158:) is named after him. 152:New College, Edinburgh 582:Works by Robert Rainy 312:on 22 December 1906. 192:University of Glasgow 169: 368:Principal Cunningham 156:Edinburgh University 620:Clergy from Glasgow 269:United Presbyterian 200:Highland Clearances 95:Henry Craigie Rainy 473:. holmesacourt.org 388:Adam Rolland Rainy 273:Biblical criticism 212:Disruption of 1843 207:Glasgow University 172: 586:Project Gutenberg 343:T. & T. 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