A brief survey of some principles maintain'd by the General Synod of Ulster, and practices carry'd on, by several members thereof
Subtitle: wherein its most evident, that said Synod have judicially approven, of several principles, known by the name New-Light: and that not a few of its members are many ways disorderly in their conduct ; also, that the Associate judicatures in Scotland, are by Messrs. King and Lynd, &c. very unjustly charged with irregularity, in granting supplys, to some congregations in Ireland: and further, that by said authors, they are falsely accused with the errors of antinomianism, and universal redemption &c ; the whole being a reply to a late printed Missive, from the Rev'd Mr. James Orr, at Cockle-Hill and County of Armagh, or his amanuensis
By: by a Probationer, belonging to the Assoc. Presb. of Glasgow; whereunto is annex'd an appendix, containing a few marks, whereby persons may easily perceive the difference, between an honest subscribing Calvinist's sermon, and a New-light-Man's discourse
Publisher: Printed & sold by William Dickie ... [etc.]
Published: 1751
Place of publication: Armagh
Language: eng
Number of pages: 104
Subjects: Early works to 1800; Church of Scotland. Synod of Ulster; Church of Scotland
Notes: Rare Book copy: No. 7 (but numbered 8 in pencil) in a bound volume of titles.

Signed on p.ii: Thomas Clark.

English short title catalogue, T167846