Rowland Hill
Also known as
Rowland Hill
Born 1744-02-01
Died 1833-02-01
Identifiers
- Open LibraryOL14023377A
Top Subjects
- Scotland (3)
- 18th century (2)
- Great Britain (2)
- Sermons (2)
- Description and travel (2)
- Christian life (2)
- James Rouquet (-1776) (1)
Books by Rowland Hill
Total count: 15
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Yr Act am bwyso aur, s osodwyd allan mewn trefn ysprydolmewn dull o ymddiddanArgraffwyd gan I. Ross1775-01-01
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A token of respect to the memory of the late Rev. James RouquetBeing the substance of a sermon preached in Bristol, Nov. 24, 1776W. Pine1776-01-01
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The trials of the Rev. William Woolley, clerkfor publishing a libel on Sir Richard Hill, Baronet, and the Rev. Rowland Hill, clerk, intitled A cure for canting, or the grand imposters of St. Stephen's and of Surrey Chapels unmasked, in a letter to Sir Richard Hill, Bart. with a fer modest hints to the Right Honourable William Pitt. ... Taken in short hand by Marsom and RamsayPrinted and published by G. Thompson, no. 50, Old Bailey1794-01-01
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An expostulatory letter to the Rev. W.D. Tattersall, in which the bad tendency of the admission of stage amusements, in a religious and moral point of view, is seriously consideredA. Paris1795-01-01
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Sermons, preached in London, at the formation of the Missionary Society, September 22, 23, 24, 1795To which are prefixed, memorials, respecting the establishment and first attempts of that society. : [Seven lines from Isaiah] : By order of the directors. Published for the benefit of the societyLondon-- printed. Newburyport-- re-printed, by Barrett & March, Market-Square.1797-01-01
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Journal through the north of England and parts of Scotlandwith remarks on the present state of the established Church of Scotland, and the different secessions therefrom : together with reflections on some party distinctions in England, shewing the origin of these disputes, and the causes of their separation : designed to promote brotherly love and forbearance among Christians of all denominations : also some remarks on the propriety of what is called lay and itinerant preachingPrinted by T. Gillet, Crown Court, Fleet Street ; and sold at Surry Chapel ; also by T. Chapman, Fleet Street ; J. Matthews, Strand ; Mr. Ogle, Gray's-Inn-Lane ; Mr. Piner, near Tottenham-Court Chapel ; and Mr. Wilkinson, near the Tabernacle1799-01-01
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A series of letters occasioned by the late pastoral admonition of the Church of Scotlandas also, their attempts to suppress the establishment of Sabbath schools, addressed to the Society for Propagating the Gospel at HomeJ. Ritchie1799-01-01
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Extract of a journal of a second tour from London through the Highlands of Scotland, and the north western parts of Englandwith observations and remarks ...A. Paris1800-01-01
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A Plea for union and for a free propagation of the GospelBeing an answer to Dr. Jamieson's Remarks on the late tour of the Rev. R. Hill. Addressed to the Scots' Society for Propagating the Gospel at HomePrinted by A. Paris ... and sold at Surry Chapel ... also by T. Williams ... T. Chapman ... Ogle ... T. Dickie ... Ogle and Guthrie, Edinburgh; and Ogle Glasgow1800-01-01
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Religious freedom in danger, or, The toleration act invaded, by parochial assessments on places of religious worshipshewing the dangerous and destructive consequences thereof, as tending to the ruin of the religious privileges, so long enjoyed under the toleration actpublisher not identified1816-01-01
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Village dialogues, between Farmer Littleworth, Thomas Newman, Rev. Mr. Lovegood, and othersFrom the 18th London ed., with additional dialogues.Johnstone & Van Norden1825-01-01
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The importance of religious decisionPrinted for the editor1833-01-01
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The first and last sermons delivered in Surrey ChapelPage and Sons1833-01-01
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Select thoughts on religious subjectsLeavitt, Lord1836-01-01
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The Judgement Dayby command of the King of Kings, and at the desire of all who love His appearing : at the theatre of the universe, on the eve of time, will be performed the great assize, or the Day of JudgementA Sims1884-01-01