A letter to the author of a pamphlet entitled Some thoughts on the nature of paper credit.

Ireland's case briefly stated. Address'd to his Grace the Lord Primate of all Ireland.

(By a Munster farmer.)

The Irish collieries and canal defended :

in answer to a pamphlet, entitled, A letter to a commissioner of the inland navigation, concerning the Tyrone collieries.

A dissertation on the inlargement of tillage, the erecting of public granaries, and the regulating, employing, and supporting the poor in this kingdom: ...

A letter from a father to his son, a United Irishman :

in the barony of Ards, in the county of Down.

Proposals humbly offered to His Excellency Lord Townshend, and to the present Parliament, for the improvement of trade, and restoration of cash and public credit to Ireland, now sinking for want of trade, and her late troubles in the North of Ireland ...

The tears of Erin, a poem, founded upon facts.

The tears of Erin, a poem, founded upon facts /

To the freemen and free-holders of the city of Kilkenny:

an epistle admonitory concerning the depending election of a citizen to represent that city in Parliament. From Lucius Severus Publicola, a tribune of the people of Dublin.