What is devotion to the Sacred Heart.

Irish land legislation :

letters addressed to "The Morning Post" in July and August, 1896 /

The church built on a rock.

The Catholic Church and reason.

The correspondence and public papers of John Jay ... /

The Right Reverend Doctor Doyle's letter to - Robertson, Esq. M.P.

on a union of the Catholic and Protestant churches

Report of the proceedings of the Common Council, of the city of Dublin, on the demands of the Irish Romanists, March 18, 1807

Second letter of the Rev. A. Roche, in reply to the Rev. William Archer

A correspondence bewteen a Roman Catholic priest, and a Protestant layman,

in which the former declined continuing the controversy; and to which is subjoined, an address to Roman Catholic readers; also a challenge to the Roman Catholic clergy of Ireland, to come forward, if they are able, and answer the arguments brought against them. And an appeal to the King, his ministers, and Protestants of every denomination, on the subject of the idolatry of the Church of Rome

Strictures on the letter of J. K. L. entitled A vindication of the religious and civil principles of the Irish Catholics; addressed to his excellency the Marquis Wellesley, K. G. lord lieutenant general and general governor of Ireland, &c, In a letter to the same nobleman /

A correspondence on some controverted points of doctrine :

which are vitally connected with man's eternal interests; between the Rev. Wm. Archer, Vicar of Newcastle, in the diocese of Dublin, and the Rev. Alexander Roache, Roman Catholic clergyman of said parish: to which is subjoined, an appendix, containing an address to the Right Reverend Cornelius Egan, Roman Catholic Bishop of Kerry, &c. imploring permission to read the Bible p. 32; also, the very intersting resolutions of the Irish school-masters, at the late annual meeting, held at the Rotunda.

A letter to the citizens of Dublin on the Convention-Act, and the conduct and motives of the Catholic Committee

Observations on Doctor Dromgoole's Speech, delivered in the Catholic Board, on the 8th December, 1813

The outline of history :

being a plain history of life and mankind /

The proceedings of the General Committee of the Catholics of Ireland, which sat in Dublin in the years 1792 and 1793, compared with the proceedings of the Catholic Committee which sat in Dublin in the years 1810 and 1811.

A reply to a statement which first appeared in the Newry Telegraph of 6th October, 1821,

under the signatures of the Roman Catholic priest and curate of the parishes of Ballymore and Mullabrack, in the county of Armagh, respecting a trial which took place at the Assizes of Armagh on the 15th September last. To which is prefixed, a full and accurate report of the trial, together with the Rev. Gentleman's statement, and several documents illustrative of the subject.

Two letters on the subject of the Catholics, to my brother Abraham, who lives in the country /

A third letter from the Rev. W. Archer, Vicar of Newcastle, in the Diocese of Dublin, to the Rev. Alexander Roache, Roman Catholic clergyman of said parish,

being a continuation of the Correspondence on some controverted points of doctrine, which are vitally connected with man's eternal interests

Sketch of a speech delivered by John Keogh, Esq. at a meeting of the Catholics of Dublin, held at the Star and Garter, Essex-Street, January 24th, 1807. ... /