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• R. D. B. The Commission of the General Assembly having at this and former diets, had under consideration the several affairs referred to them, ordained that Presbyteries be wrote to, concerning these Particulars following : viz. I. As to Popery ... II. Presbyteries are desired to take Notice of Schoolmasters who are disaffected to the Government ... III. The Commission does hereby put Presbyteries in Remembrance, carefully to observe the Acts of Assembly concerning Students of Divinity ... IV. And further, Presbyteries are entreated to put in Execution what is enjoined by the 4th Act of the General Assembly 1722 ... as was formerly recommended, and therein to have a Regard to the Particulars mentioned in the 4th Act of the General Assembly 1713, and 5th Act of the General Assembly 1723
  Published: (1724)
• R. D. B. The late General Assembly of this National Church had under their serious consideration the abounding immorality and Popery in divers places
  Published: (1722)
• Observes upon the instructions of the presbyteries to their commissioners to the General Assembly, Anno 1731. And their resolves taken thereanent, by a friend to the Church of Scotland
  by: Friend to the Church of Scotland
  Published: (1731)
• A letter to the Reverend Mr. John Adams minister of the Gospel at Falkirk, and Mr. David Plenderleath minister of the Gospel at Dalkeith, Members of the Synod of Lothian and Tweeddale : Containing A Supplement to the authentick Narrative, already published in a Letter to some of its own Members, of the wild anomalous Proceedings of the Edinburgh Presbytery in a late Process against Mr. Webster, &c. a Process begun, carried forward most litigiously de die in diem through a whole Winter, and concluded at the Instance of No Body, in Violation and Contempt of all Laws human and divine; a Process without Pursuer and without Libel, without Form, without Rule, and without so much as Consistence with its own monstrous self; a Process all along most passionately disclaimed and abjured from first to last by Mr. Dickson, with a Christian Scorn and Contempt of the Presbytery's repeated satanical Orders to form a Libel to depose Mr. Webster, and yet a Process wickedly carried on by the Presbytery in Mr. Dickson's Name. All which Proceedings are now without Appeal to be reviewed by the Synod
  by: Dickson, David
  Published: (1750)
• A full vindication of the Overtures transmitted to Presbyteries by the Commission : November 1719; from the objections publish'd in several papers against them
  by: Dunlop, William
  Published: (1720)