The Late Uncommon and Terrible Shocks of our Earth considered as Alarming and Awakening Calls to a National Repentance
Subtitle: Occasioned more particularly by the last dreadful Earthquake that was felt in and about the County of Northampton, on Sunday, September 30, 1750
By: By a Clergyman of the Church of England, who was preaching to a large Congregation, at that awful Juncture ...[i.e Richard Onley].
Publisher: Printed by William Dicey
Published: 1750
Place of publication: Northampton
Language: eng
Number of pages: 27
Other titles: The Late Earthquake considered as an Awakening.
Notes: Name of author supplied in ms on title-page; he seems to be Richard, son of Richard Onley (or Onely) who appears in Venn [Alumni Cantabrigienses], with a B.A. dating from 1744-5; he was born in West Haddon, Northants, and ordained deacon (Lincoln), in 1746. He died on Mar. 31, 1787.

Caption title: 'The Late Earthquake considered as an Awakening Call to a National Repentance'.

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