Johnston, David, 1734-1824.
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The signal deliverances which have been wrought for these Kingdoms, and the most probable means of obtaining a like divine interposition in the present conjuncture of public affairs , Illustrated, in a sermon, preached on occasion of the general fast, Feb. 9. 1779. By David Johnston, minister of North Leith.
Johnston, David, 1734-1824.Date: [1779]- E-books
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In the House of Lords . The Reverend Doctor David Johnston Minister of the Parish of North Leith; the Members of the Kirk Session of the said Parish; and Robert Strong and Son, Merchants in Leith, Appellants. James Chalmers, of Leith, Merchant, and John Watson, of Leith, Cooper, Respondents. The respondents case.
Chalmers, James, merchant in Leith.Date: 1781]- E-books
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The heinousness and aggravation of theft, illustrated in a sermon preached in the Old Church of Edinburgh on the 29th of Nov. 1787. By David Johnston, D. D. Minister Of North Leith.
Johnston, David, 1734-1824.Date: M.DCC.LXXXVIII. [1788]- E-books
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An appeal from Scotland . The Rev. Dr. David Johnston, Minister of the Gospel in North Leith, and Thomas Gladstones, Treasurer, for themselves, and in the Names and Behalf of the other Members of the Kirk-Session of the said Parish, and Robert Strong and Son, their Lessees, - - Appellants. Mr. James Chalmers, Merchant, and John Watson, Cooper, both in Leith aforesaid, Respondents. The Appellants' case.
Johnston, David, 1734-1824.Date: 1781]- E-books
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The uncomfortable situation of the blind , with the means of relief, represented in a sermon, preached in the Tron Church, Edinburgh, on Tuesday, May 15. 1793, At The Request Of The Society For The Relief Of The Indigent Blind. By David Johnston, D. D. Minister North Leith.
Johnston, David, 1734-1824.Date: 1793