had kept the views of The Record at arms length, had more time for them. He supported the Open Air Mission of John MacGregor, sitting on its committee. Works Two letters ... containing statements about concealment and mutilation in the pamphlet of Anglicanus From the Apocrypha Controversy, during which Alexander Haldane, at the request of his uncle Robert, sat on the Committee of the British and Foreign Bible Society. This and other pamphlets were addressed to the Rev. Andrew Brandram, secretary of the Society. Answer to the statement of the Edinburgh Corresponding Board; more especially as it relates to the concealment and mutilation of documents by the Earl Street Committee, and to Dr. L. Van Ess (1828) A Letter to the Committee of the Bradford Bible Society: Relative to Certain Misrepresentations Made by the Rev. Andrew Brandram, in His Late Visit to Bradford (1829) Memoirs of the Lives of Robert Haldane of Airthrey: And of His Brother, James Alexander Haldane (1854) Family Haldane married in 1822 Emma Corsbie Hardcastle, daughter of Joseph Hardcastle (1752–1819). They had five daughters, and a son, Alexander Chinnery-Haldane. Notes Alexander 1800 births 1882 deaths People educated at the Royal High School, Edinburgh Alumni of the University of Edinburgh