Suchergebnisse - Hunter, Thomas 1712-1777

The inseparable union of religion and patriotism, a sermon on occasion of the late public fast. By the Rev. Thomas Hunter

A sermon preached in the Parish Church of St. Nicholas, on Wednesday May the ninth, MDCCLXXXVII, at the annual meeting of the Trustees of the Infirmary in Liverpool. By the Rev. Thomas Hunter, Vicar of Weaverham in Cheshire, and Chaplain to his Grace the Duke of Athol

The good man: A sermon, by the Rev. Thomas Hunter, vicar of Garstang in Lancashire, 1754

Reflections critical and moral on the letters of the late Earl of Chesterfield: By Thomas Hunter, M. A. Vicar of Weaverham in Cheshire

Moral discourses on providence and other important subjects. By Thomas Hunter, M. A. Vicar of Weaverham in Cheshire

An historical account of earthquakes, extracted from the most authentick historians: Containing a minute and very instructive relation of those dreadful ones that happened at Port-Royal in Jamaica, and at Calania in Sicily, in 1692, and at Lima and Calao, in 1746. A particular description of the late fatal one at Lisbon, from the relation of Captain Richard Overton, of Liverpool (who was actually in the city when it happened, and very providentially escaped being buried in the ruins) and others. Mr. Archibald Bowyer's account of trying, condemning, and punishing two prisoners in the Court of Inquisition, and a faithful narrative of his escape from thence; written by himself, is occasionally inserted. With a description of the Auto de Fe, which the Portuguese were commemorating at the time, the earthquake happened. And a prefatory dissertation on the causes of earthquakes, with the method of making an artificial one. With many other particulars. And a sermon preached at Weverham, in Cheshire, on Friday the 6th of February last. By the Rev. Mr. Tho. Hunter, vicar of Weverham

An historical account of earthquakes, extracted from the most authentick historians: Containing a minute and very instructive relation of those dreadful ones that happened at Port-Royal in Jamaica, and at Catania in Sicily, in 1692, and at Lima and Calao, in 1746. A particular description of the late fatal one at Lisbon, from the relation of Captain Richard Overton, of Liverpool (who was actually in the city when it happened, and very providentially escaped being buried in the Ruins) and others. Mr. Archibald Bowyer's account of trying, condemning, and punishing two prisoners in the Court of Inquisition, and a faithful narrative of his escape from thence; written by himself, is occasionally inserted. With a description of the Auto de Fe, which the Portuguese were commemorating at the time, the earthquake happened. And a prefatory dissertation on the causes of earthquakes, with the method of making an artificial one. With many other particulars. And a sermon preached at Weverham, in Cheshire, on Friday the 6th of February last. By the Rev. Mr. Tho. Hunter, vicar of Weverham

The good man: A sermon occasion'd by the death of William Stratford, Esq; L.L.D. late Commissary of the Archdeaconry of Richmond. To which is annexed his character. By the Rev. Thomas Hunter, Vicar of Garstang in Lancashire

The good man: A sermon, by the Rev. Thomas Hunter, Vicar of Garstang in Lancashire. 1754

Reflections critical and moral on the letters of the late Earl of Chesterfield: By Thomas Hunter, M.A. vicar of Weaverham in Cheshire

Moral discourses on providence and other important subjects: By Thomas Hunter, M. A. Vicar of Weaverham in Cheshire

The release of Barabbas: or, the causes of popular clamour and discontent considered, in a discourse on St. John, Ch. xviii. Ver.40

A sketch of the philosophical character of the late Lord Viscount Bolingbroke: By Thomas Hunter, vicar of Weverham in Cheshire

National wickedness the cause of national misery. A sermon preach'd at the parish church of Weverham in Cheshire: on Friday, the Sixth of February. Being The Day appointed, by Proclamation, to be kept as a General Fast and Humiliation, on Account of the late dreadful Earthquakes, in Portugal, &c. By Thomas Hunter, Vicar of Weverham. Printed at the Request of the Inhabitants

Observations on Tacitus. In which his character as a writer and an historian, is impartially considered, and compared with that of Livy. By the Reverend Thomas Hunter, Vicar of Garstang in Lancashire

The good man: A sermon occasioned by the death of William Stratford, esq; L.L.D. late Commisary of the Archdeaconry of Richmond. To which is annexed his character. By the Rev. Tho. Hunter, Vicar of Garstang in Lancashire

Reflections, critical and moral, on the letters of the late Earl of Chesterfield