A discourse, concerning creeds, their origin, authors, and effects
Subtitle: preached in the Meeting-house of the First Presbyterian Congregation, Belfast, on Sunday, May the 8th, 1836. With reference to the decision of the Court of Exchequer, in the case respecting the Presbyterian Meeting-house of Clough: and published at the request of those who heard it, and of other congregations to whom it was subsequently preached
By: By J. Scott Porter.
Contributors: J. Smyth (Belfast: Firm),; John Mardon (London: Firm),; Shaw (Dublin: Firm),; Grant and Bolton (Dublin),; Samuel Archer (Belfast: Firm),; John Hodgson & Co. (Belfast),; Henry Greer (Belfast: Firm),; S. King (Cork: Firm),; O'Neil (Clonmel: Firm),
Publisher: Printed by J. Smyth; J. Mardon; Shaw; Grant and Bolton; S. Archer; J. Hodgson; H. Greer; King; O'Neil
Published: 1836
Place of publication: Belfast (High Street); London 7, Farringdon St., Holborn Bridge); Dublin Bachelor's Walk); Dublin Dame Street); Belfast); Belfast); Belfast); Cork); Clonmel)
Language: eng
Number of pages: 32
Notes: Bound along with other works by J. Scott Porter, see: BPB1841.5; BPB1834.35; BPB1833.16; BPB1845.4; BPB1843.1; BPB1841.6; and "Facts and extracts relating to Sir Issac Newton's historical account of two noteable corruptions of Scripture, in a letter to the editor of the Christian Reformer", London, 1845.