A sermon, preached, Sept. 7, 1794, : on occasion of the death of the Rev. William Turner; more than thirty years minister of the congregation of protestant dissenters in Westgate, Wakefield; ... by William Wood. To which are added, memoirs of Mr Turner's life and writings

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