At a meeting of Protestant dissenters and other gentlemen of the West Riding of the county of York, friends to the application to Parliament for the repeal of the Corporation and Test Acts, held at Wakefield, December 30, 1789, it being resolved, ... We, the clergy of the parish of Leeds, ... think ourselves called upon thus publicly to disavow any approbation of, ... the purport of that meeting; ...
[Leeds,
1790]
On p. [1], the first column is dated at head: Leeds, January 15, 1790, and signed at foot: Peter Haddon, M.A. Vicar and by 14 others.
Printed in two columns.
The second column is a reply to the clergy of the parish of Leeds by the dissenting ministers of the town and is dated at head: Leeds, January, 29, 1790.
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