Two sermons, on particular occasions. The former, on the duty of considering our latter end. Occasioned by the sudden death of a much lamented young nobleman ... The latter, on the love of our brother. ...
Edinburgh : printed by Grant and Moir; for J. Dickson, W. Creech, M. Gray, and T. Brown, Edinburgh: W. Miller, London: W. Brown, Dundee: and A. Brown, Aberdeen,
1792.
Young nobleman = George Gordon, titular Lord Haddo, who died in a riding accident on October 2, 1791 and was buried at Methlick.
Sometimes attributed to Patrick Torry; also possibly by Alexander Knolls.
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