Thomas Jervis
1748 – 1833
A sermon preached at Leather-Lane, February 24, 1788
A sermon preached by the Rev. Thomas Jervis
A speech, intended to have been spoken at a meeting of the inhabitants of Leeds, to take into consideration the propriety of presenting a petition to parliament, in support of the constitution, as by law established
Consolatory views of Christianity
God the author of peace
Sermons
The danger of following a multitude
The energy of talent, and the reward of active virtue and benevolence
The instructive remembrance of departed worth
The memorial of the just
The nature of true religion
The presiding providence of God