A view of the system of Anglo-Irish jurisprudence and of the effects of trial by jury :

when individuals consider themselves belonging to a faction rather than to the community ... /

An address to the people of Ireland; shewing them why they ought to submit to an union /

A view of the system of Anglo-Irish jurisprudence and of the effects of trial by jury,

when individuals consider themselves belonging to a faction rather than to the community ...

A view of the system of Anglo-Irish jurisprudence and of the effects of trial by jury, when individuals consider themselves belonging to a faction, rather than to the community,

by O'Connor, who appeals to the people, on whom he calls to return their verdict, according to the evidence

Six thousand years of Gaelic grandeur-unearthed :

the most ancient and truthful chronicles of the Gael. With a preface containing history of the discovery and a dissertation presenting numerous proofs of authenticity and antiquity, and 32 illustrations /

Letters to his majesty, King George the fourth /

To the people of Great Britain and Ireland. By Roger O'Connor.

A report of the trial of Roger O'Connor, Esq. and Martin M'Keon, at the Trim Assizes, 1817 [for robbery of the mail] :

before the Right Hon. St. George Daly, ... Published from the notes of the late William Ridgway, ... [and completed by the Right Hon. R.W. Greene].

To the people of Great Britain and Ireland :

[preceded by three letters to Lord Camden orig. publ. in 1797, and a copy of Lieut. Speare's affidavit /

Chronicles of Eri :

being the history of the Gaal Sciot Iber: or, the Irish people /

A report of the trial of Roger O'Connor and Martin M'Keon, at the Trim summer assizes, 1817.

An elaborate report of the ... trial of Roger O'Connor :

on a charge for conspiring, aiding and abetting in the robbery of His Majesty's mail ... and the murder of the guard ... on the 2d day of October, 1812 : before ... Justice Daly : at Trim Assizes, on Tuesday the 5th day of August, 1817 /

A full and accurate report of the arraignment and subsequent extraordinary and hightly interesting trial of Roger O'Connor, Esq. of Dandgan Castle, County Meath, and Martin M'Keon, his gate-keeper :

on a charge for feloniously conspiring, aiding and abetting in the robbery of His Majesty's Mail from Dublin to Galway, at Cappagh Hill in the County of Kildare, on the second day of October, 1812, and for the robbery of Bartholemew St. Leger, at the same time and place; tried before the Right Hon. St. George Daly, one of His Majesty's justices of the Court of King's Bench, and a most respectable jury at Summer Assizes held in Trim, in the county of Meath, on Monday the 4th, and Tuesday and the 5th days of August, 1817.

Letters to his majesty, King George the fourth /

A full report of the trial of Daniel Waring, at the prosecution of Roger O'Connor, Esq. for perjury. :

Tried at the Commission Court, Friday, October 31, 1817.