Remarks upon a very extraordinary book, intitled, An apology and vindication, &c
Subtitle: emitted by still more extraordinary authors, who design themselves, "a poor illiterate, ignorant, and despicable," (not despised) "handful of the Associate Congregations of Kilmaurs, Beith" &c. : but notwithstanding of this their profession of ignorance, and want of learning, have commenced expositors (rather wresters) of Scripture and divine things : belying our church standards : arraigning and condemning church courts, for not passing decisions agreeable to their mind : all of which agree very well with the above description, the authors give of themselves.
Publisher: Printed by Alex. Adam, and sold by R. Farie... and G. Caldwell ..., Paisley
Published: 1783
Place of publication: Glasgow
Language: eng
Number of pages: 83
Subjects: Lord's Supper
Notes: Anonymous.  By John Thomson.  Cf. RLIN.

Fisher Knox copy: Bound with Currie, John. Remarks on the modest and humble enquiry concerning the right and power of electing and calling ministers to vacant churches.  Edinburgh, 1732.