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Usefulness of such Meetings, is entirely dropt by our Author: I shall leave it to the Reader to look into Mr. Durham himself. I shall only add, It is an unfair a very cunning Way of dealing, to commend the Practice of any Thing as profitable and useful, and yet to insist only upon the Abuses of the Practice, without giving any Instances of the Profitableness or Usefulness thereof.

Extracted from Mr. William Wilson's Defence of the Reformation Principles of the Church of Scotland, Pages 198, 199, 305, 306. 307, 308.

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