Local tracts; Paul Pry in St.- Parish, not 100 miles from Newcastle, or, A peep into the vestry, and a few questions put respecting tithes, Easter offerings, and parish rates; The Siege of Alicant, to which are added, anecdotes of Judge Hale, Mr George Whitfield, & Professor Junker; together with The cobler of Messina, and Franklin and the gout; Memoir of Mr. John Thompson, of Newbottle Colliery, who was a Methodist local preacher about forty-six years / ; Speech delivered by George Crawshay, Esq. at a meeting in Gateshead, Monday, May 26, 1845; containing a vindication of the conduct of the Gateshead Free Trade Society ...; Conference interference and false swearing justified: ; Northumberland election, A.D. 1226 / ; Trial of James Charlton at the Northumberland Assizes, held on the 29th of August, 1810, before Sir Robert Graham, Knt., one of the barons of his Majesty's Court of Exchequer, at the prosecution of Michael Aynsley the elder, on the charge of robbing Kirkley Hall on the 3d of April, 1809, and feloniously stealing therefrom the sum of L1157 13s. 6d., the property of Nathaniel Ogle, Esq.; A Plain statement of facts, connected with the prosecution of the Rev. Thomas Hill, Methodist Preacher, at the Assizes, held in Newcastle, 9th Aug. 1822, on a charge of writing an anonymous letter, defaming the character of Miss Jane Bell, of North Shields: ; Upon the nature and advantages of Odd Fellowship; A Voice from the ocean, the ruins of Tyre, to the inhabitants of Great Britain; The history and the mystery of Good Friday, to which is added a brief account of the life and writings of the author; The coal trade: ; An earnest address, and urgent appeal, to the people of England, in behalf of the oppressed and suffering pitmen, of the counties of Northumberland and Durham, with a glance at a few of the grievances of that laborious and useful body of men; and hints as to the means of ameliorating their condition / ; A New Year's gift to the Wesleyan Methodists, being an answer to the political part of the last address of the conference to their societies.; The doctrine of the Atonement considered, and the character of God vindicated: ; A Select collection of anecdotes, tales, poems, &c. / a minister\222s reasons for withdrawing from the Methodist New Connexion Conference ...; addressed to the Methodist Preachers, assembled in Conference, at Sheffield, in July, 1823.; a descriptive poem; being the substance of six discourses, delivered to a small congregation in Arbroath, with a letter addressed to the same Cr 63 Paul Pry etc.
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Author

Thompson, John

Contributors

Thompson, G.
Gateshead Free Trade Society

Published

1805-1845 Printed by J. Marshall, 1827., Newcastle upon Tyne Printed by J. Mitchell, 1808., Newcastle on Tyne Printed by H.J. Dixon, 1840., Bishopwearmouth Printed by John and James Selkirk, 1845., Newcastle-upon-Tyne G. Watson, Printer, 1838., Gateshead Printed by J.K. Pollock, [1826?]., North Shields J. Mitchell, [1810?]., Newcastle on Tyne Printed and sold by J. Marshall, 1823., Newcastle upon Tyne Blagburn, Printer, 1827., Newcastle Printed and sold by J. Marshall, 1807, 1805., Gateshead J. Marshall, 1818., Gateshead Printed by J. Marshall, 1831., Newcastle upon Tyne Printed by John Marshall, 1822., Newcastle upon Tyne Printed by J. Marshall, 1823., Newcastle upon Tyne Printed by John Marshall, 1817., Newcastle upon Tyne Printed by Preston & Heaton, Newcastle upon Tyne

Edition

2nd ed., 2nd ed., New ed., corr.

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