A few occasional remarks, upon a paper sent to Thomas Crooks in Donaghadee, by way of answer to a letter which he wrote to one tennant an itenerent seceding preacher, respecting some queries before sent to said tennant, to which are added the queries themselves, with an account of those places in the seceders act and testimony which gave rise to the mostimportant of them
By: by Thomas Crooks, a lover of peace and truth.
Contributors: James Magee (Belfast: Firm),
Publisher: Printed by James Magee (and sold at his shop in Bridge-street
Published: 1751
Place of publication: Belfast)
Language: eng
Number of pages: 24