Dear friends and brethren, in adopting so important a measure as that which I announced to you from the pulpit, ...

"The Mountain of the Lord's House." A Discourse delivered before the General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church in Ireland, on Tuesday, July, 7, 1846. By the Rev. J. Carlile, D.D.

Broadside : a letter explaining his reparation from the National Board of Education.

Manual of the anatomy and physiology of the human mind /

Defence of the national system of education in Ireland. :

In reply to the letters of J.C. Colquhoun, esq., of Killermont, M.P. /

System of Irish education,

explained and defended.

The charity-school system examined,

as a means of relieving the poor, and of educating children, being a sermon preached in the Scots Church in Mary's Abbey, on Sunday, the 4th of March, 1827, when the annual collection was made in support of the schools connected with that church. /

Thoughts on the mixed character of government institutions in Ireland :

with particular reference to the new system of education. By a Protestant. Extracted from the Belfast News Letter of June 18 and 21, 1833.

An examination of the arguments for the pre-eminency of the Roman Catholic Episcopacy, adduced by the Rev. John Ryan in a sermon preached in Townsend-street Chapel, Dublin, at the consecration of the Right Rev. Dr. Plunkett, and the Right Rev. Dr. Waldron /

On scriptural education in Ireland. :

a letter from the Reverend James Carlile, of Dublin, one of the Commissioners of the Board of Education, to a friend in London: containing some remarks on the speech of Capt. J.E. Gordon, M.P., at Exeter Hall, which appeared in the 'Record' newspaper.

Consistency in life and peace in death :

exemplified in a brief memoir of J.C. etc. /

System of Irish education explained and defended.

Thoughts on the mixed character of government institutions in Ireland :

with particular reference to the new system of education /

The Apocryphal controversy summed up, and directed to useful purposes /

An examination of the arguments for the pre-eminency of the Roman Catholic episcopacy, adduced by the Rev. John Ryan, in a sermon preached in Townsend-Street Chapel, Dublin, at the consecration of the Right Rev. Dr. Plunkett, and the Right Rev. Dr. Waldron, on the 24th of Feb. 1815 /

A sermon preached before the General Synod of Ulster assembled in Ballymena, June, 1826 /

Memorial recommending the establishment of a mission to the Roman Catholics of Ireland.

The duties of Protestants and Roman Catholics mutually towards each other :

in two discourses, delivered in the Scots Church, in Mary's - Abbey, Dublin /

The use and abuse of creeds and confessions of faith with strictures on the Westminster Confession, ...

The claims of the Roman Catholic priesthood investigated./