A vindication of Thomas Greene, Doctor in Divinity, And Minister of the United Parishes of St. Olave in the Old Jewry, and of St. Martins in Ironmonger-Lane, in the City of London, from the Complaints and Objections which Lawrence Smith, Doctor of Civil Law, and Rector of South-Warmborough in Hampshire, and some of his Friends have made against him, for endeavouring to remove him from the Sunday Afternoon Lecture, in the Church belonging to those Parishes. To which is added, Doctor Greene's Request to his Parishioners for their Favour and Assistance, that his Son may succeed Doctor Smith in his Lecture for a limitted Time, if the Bishop of London shall remove him from it at Lady-Day next, Feb. the 17. 1710/11.