Clontarf, a poem.

The Unitarian Christian's faith :

a discourse /

Who are the happy? :

a poem on the Christian Beatitudes, with other poems on sacred subjects /

The rights of animals :

and man's obligation to treat them with humanity /

One is your master - even Christ :

a discourse, containing a refutation of certain high-church principles, held by the celebrated Edmund Burke, and by the Rev. Charles R. Elrington; delivered before the Presbyterian Synod of Munster, in Clonmel, July 5, 1831; and in the Prince's-Street Presbyterian Congregation, Cork, ... /

The pleasures of benevolence :

a poem /

Unitarian Christianity the religion of the Gospel and the New Reformation a chimera :

in five letters to the Earl of Mountcashell /

The union and reciprocal influences of science and religion :

a discourse, occasioned by the meeting of the British Association in Dublin ... delivered ... August 30th, 1835 /

Ancient Irish minstrelsy /

Bruce's invasion of Ireland :

a poem /

The Giant's Causeway :

a poem /

An elegiac ballad on the funeral of the princess Charlotte of Wales.

Humanity to animals the Christian's duty;

a discourse.

Sermons by the late Rev. W. H. Drummond, D.D., M.R.I.A. /

Letter from William Hamilton Drummond to J.H.Smith, sending notes to the poem of the Giants Causeway and apologising that he does not have an entire copy, 1857 February 20.

The life of Michael Servetus :

the Spanish physician, who, for the alleged crime of heresy, was entrapped, imprisoned, and burned by John Calvin the reformer, in the city of Geneva, October 27, 1553 /

Humanity to animals the Christian's duty;

a discourse.

The battle of Trafalgar :

a heroic poem /

Unitarianism no feeble and conceited heresy :

demonstrated in two letters, to his grace the Archbishop of Dublin /

Original sin :

an irrational and unscriptural fiction, dishonouring God, and demoralizing man ; an essay /