Church of Ireland. Convocation. Lower House. (1711). Whereas the Reverend Mr. Francis Higgins a member of this house, has lately: In a paper printed and published, been represented and charged with having behaved himself formerly in a manner ... unbecoming the character of ... a clergyman; ... we the Lower House of Convocation, think our selves oblig'd ... to declare, that the said Mr. Higgins has ever-since his being a member of this house, behav'd himself ... and ... shewn himself to be ... a good Christian, and a loyal subject. printed by Edward Waters.

Church of Ireland. Convocation. Lower House. Whereas the Reverend Mr. Francis Higgins a Member of This House, Has Lately: In a Paper Printed and Published, Been Represented and Charged with Having Behaved Himself Formerly in a Manner ... Unbecoming the Character of ... a Clergyman; ... We the Lower House of Convocation, Think Our Selves Oblig'd ... to Declare, That the Said Mr. Higgins Has Ever-since His Being a Member of This House, Behav'd Himself ... and ... Shewn Himself to Be ... a Good Christian, and a Loyal Subject. printed by Edward Waters, 1711.