•WILKINSON,  John,  of  Westmoreland,

Some  Queries  to  any  that  profess  themselves  Christians,  and  yet

are  Persecutors  of  them  who  at  this  day  are  Sufferers  for  Con-
science-sake. — (At  the  end  of  "  The  Suffering  Condition  of
the  Servants  of  the  Lord,"  &c.,  by  John  Audland.)

4to.  London,  Printed  in  the  Year,  1662.
The  Memory  of  that  Servant  of  Gtod,  3o|)n  I^Uirp,  XUbtbetl,

Shewing,  What  manner  of  Man  he  was  from  his  Youth  to
his  Grave,  by  the  Testimonies  of  several  Friends,  to  whom
he  was  well  known,  and  by  whom  (for  his  Work  sake  in  the
Truth)  he  was  greatly  beloved.     (2  editions.)

London,  Printed  hy  John  Gain,  living  in  the  Upper  Moor-
Fields,  near  tlie  Flying  Horse,  4to.  1683.    5}

Sec  John  Story.
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WILKINSON,  John,  of  High  Wycomhe,  Bucks.
On  Admonition. — Some  observations  by  John  Wilkinson,  of

High  Wycombe,  at  the  Yearly  Meeting  of  Friends,  in  London,
on  5th  day  afternoon,  the  24th  of  5th  month,  1827.
Printed  at  Birmingham,  for  "  Private  Circulation"  4to.  1852.       ^

FouB  Sebmoks,  preached  in  London,  1832,  by  John  Wilkinson,

G^nt.    9  ffUrkbtx  of  ti)e  doctttp  of  jFnntHst.
London  :  Hamilton,  Adaim^Sf  Co,,  Paternoster-row;  E.Fry,
Houndsditch  ;  and  Wright  and  BagnalU  Bristol,

12mo.  1883.    5

—  Thbee  Sebmoks,  preached  by  Mr.  John  Wilkinson,  of  High

Wycombe,   Buckinghamshire ;    the  First  at    the  Friends'
Meeting-House,  Liverpool,  and  the  other  two  at  the  Friends*
Meeting- House,  Manchester,  in  November  and  December,
1834.
London :  Hamilton,  Adams,  and  Co,,  Paternoster  Bow :

Bancks  and  Co.,  and  John  Harland,  Manchester,    8vo.  1835.     3

A  Letter  on  resigning  his   Membership  in   the   Society  of

Friends.     (Written  at  Upper  Clapton,  2nd  of  2nd  month,
1836.)

London :  Published  by  L,  and  Q.  Seeley,  169,  Meet  Street.
