Worthington, Hugh

1752 – 1813

• A good character better than a great fortune. A discourse, preached in London, May 28, 1775. By Hugh Worthington, jun
• A people's truest respect to a faithful pastor
• A sermon
• A sermon ... on ... 6th ... May, 1789, at the Meeting-House in the Old Jewry
• A sermon occasioned by the death of the Rev. Mr. Francis Spilsbury
• A sermon, delivered on Wednesday the 6th of May, 1789
• An approved pastor
• An essay on the resolution of plain triangles, by common arithmetic: with a new and concise table, adapted to the purpose. By Hugh Worthington, jun
• Christianity, an easy and liberal system; that of Popery, absurd and burdensome
• The duty and benefit of retirement
• The duty of instructing and relieving necessitous children. A sermon, preached at Salters-Hall, on Lord's Day evening, June 16th, 1793, in behalf of the Protestant dissenting charity school, established in Wood-Street, Spital-fields. By the Rev. Hugh Wort
• The progress of moral corruption. A sermon