Observations on the present state of the Roman Catholic English Bible :

addressed to the Roman Catholic Archbishop of Dublin [i.e. D. Murray] /

St. Patrick and his age.

The claims of the Church of Rome to be the appointed interpreter, as well as the depositary of the word of God, considered :

in a correspondence between the Rev. George Hamilton, and the Rev. N. Shearman

Letter from George Hamilton to Henry [Goulburn?], politician, concerning developments in Balbriggan, employment to the "labouring poor" in Coventry and their good example, 1822 June 26.

Heathen ceremonies adopted by the Church of Rome.

A second letter to the Most Rev. Dr. Murray, on the present state of the English Roman Catholic Bible :

contrasting the notes of the New Testament recently published by him, with those to which he gave his sanction before the Committee of the House of Commons /

Heathen ceremonies adopted by the Church of Rome.

Letter from Henry Petty-FitzMaurice, Marquess of Lansdowne, to Rev. George Hamilton, concerning a copy of a petition and an application to the Duke of Wellington, 1830 March 12.

Letter from Henry Petty-FitzMaurice, Marquess of Lansdowne, to Rev. George Hamilton, stating it would give him great pleasure contributing towards the development of Balbriggan Harbour, that the Fishery Board will also contribute towards the expense and referring to cotton manufacturing, 1825 August 6.

Letter from Charles Grant to [Rev. George Hamilton?], informing that the Lord Lieutenant [Hugh Percy, Duke of Northumberland] has appointed him to be one of the Commissioners for carrying out the intentions of an Act, for the encouragement and improvement of the Irish Fisheries, and informing that there will be a meeting of the Commissioners next Tuesday at the Council Chamber in the Castle, 1829 October 16.

Letter from Henry Petty-FitzMaurice, Marquess of Lansdowne, to [Rev. George Hamilton], concerning the proceedings of the Fishery Board in relation to the developments in Balbriggan, 1826 May 12.

Letter from Henry Petty-FitzMaurice, Marquess of Lansdowne, to Rev. George Hamilton, regarding the new church of Balbriggan and his subscription of £30 towards its erection, 1813 June 7.

Letter from Charles Grant to Rev. George Hamilton, asking what he thought of the "new Friday Bill" and asking for his permission to recommend him to the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, to be appointed as one of the Commissioners, 1819 July 24.

Letter from John Henry Petty, Marquess of Lansdowne, to George Hamilton, regarding his cooperation in developing a Market House in Ballbriggan, 1807 July 13.

Letter from Charles Grant to Rev. George Hamilton, sending his thanks and best wishes to Mrs. Hamilton and his family, 1821 December 13.

Letter from Henry Petty-FitzMaurice, Marquess of Lansdowne, to Rev. George Hamilton, concerning the development of a pier, employment, a general election and the candidates in Ireland, 1826 March 9.

Letter from Charles Grant to Rev. George Hamilton, saying he met with his son and that they must be proud of him and his college life, 1822 July 2.

Letter from Charles Grant to Rev. George Hamilton, expressing his regret that the system on which the Government is disposed to act with does not meet his views, and informing that the bill is now in progress, 1824 May 24.

Letters from George Canning to Rev. George Hamilton in reply to requests for favours, with letter from Canning to Edward Augustus Kendall, 1809 May - 1826 July.