An alarm unto a secure generation, or A short historical relation of some of the most strange and remarkable appearances of comets, fiery meteors, bloody signs, ships of war, armies of foot, and horsemen fighting, &c. : that have been seen (as the tokens or forerunners both of promised mercies and threatned judgments) through different ages, particularly, those lately observed in the parishes of Finwick, Eglesham and Kilmarnock: with some arguments and observations upon the whole, in way of application unto our present circumstances. /
Howie, John,1735-1793.
Brown, James,active 1796-1798,former owner.NLS
Glasgow: : Printed by John Bryce, and sold at his shop, Salt-Market.,
1780..
P. [52] contains advertisement of books sold by John Bryce.
ESTC
Provenance: Bound in a volume with ownership inscription on upper paste-down: James Brown his book Paisley 1796; ownership inscription on lower end-paper of volume: Ex liber Jacobii Brown Paisley 1798.
Omens
Judgment of God