A letter to Thomas Fowell Buxton, Esq., M.P. in reply to his speech on the Irish tithe bill.

The speech of the Rev. Mr. Seymour, at the Sligo Protestant dinner.

E.J. Cooper, Esq., in ther chair

Report of the speeches and proceedings at the Belfast Society's fourth anniverssary dinner, held on Tuesday, December 20, 1836, in the Conservative Hall, Belfast

A letter to the Rev. Henry Conwell, D.D. Popish priest of Drumglass and Killyman, in the County of Tyrone,

relative to a pamphlet lately published by Richard Wilson, Esq.

Report of the speeches and proceedings at the third anniversary dinner of "the Belfast Society," held in the Circus, Wellington-Place, Belfast, on Friday, the 15th of January, 1836.

J.Emerson Tennent, ... in the chair. ...

To the electors of the County of Monaghan :friends and countrymen, without wishing to presume to lead your opinions ...

The Letters of Timoleon; :

and the answers thereto, by an Irish Whig, and Aristides; on the late parliamentary conduct of the Right Hon. Henry Grattan. With the speeches of Messrs. Sheridan and Grattan, in the House of Commons, the 13th August, 1807, on the motion of the former for an inquiry into the state of Ireland ...

Criticisms on an ancient poem, called The propheticale romaunce of Squire Arthure.

Composed for the year 17- by Friar Deering; together with explanations and interpretations, by Paul Pilgarlick, Gent. Addressed to the Hanover Association

An university prize poem [in Latin] :

to which is prefixed in English metre, an address to Ireland, on the circumstances of the present time /

The Anti-unionist; :

a weekly magazine.

The true state of the question :

whether admissibility of Romanists to the higher offices of the state, by themselves termed "Catholic emancipation," be compatible with the principles of the British constitution? /

An essay religious and political on ecclesiastical finance, as regards the Roman Catholic Church in Ireland :

interspersed with other matter not irrelevant to the subject /

The history of Ireland from its union wth Great Britain, in January 1801, to October 1810 /

Six letters, :

intended to prove that the repeal of the act of union, and the establishment of a local legislature in Ireland, are necessary to cement the connection with Great Britain; and containing a short view of the trade, manufactures, and agriculture of Ireland. Addressed to the Right Honourable Sir John Newport, Bt., M.P. /

Ireland contrasted with Scotland :

being the substance of an address delivered before the Belfast Historic Society /

The state of things, :

addressed to His Most Gracious Majesty, George the Fourth, ...

"Articles" of Irish manufacture or, Portions of Cork history /

Pastoral instructions, for the Lent of 1821, addressed to the Roman Catholic laity of the Diocese of Kildare & Leighlin :

by the Right Reverend James Doyle, D.D. being a brief explanation of the sacrament of penance, and of the laws of the Church, relating to the paschal communion, with observations on the nature and tendency of illegal associations, to which is subjoined, an appendix.

An address to the lower orders of the Roman Catholics of Ireland :

by the Rev. David O'Croly, author of "An essay on ecclesiastical finance." With an appendix, containing two letters on the union of the two churches, (first published in the year 1824.) One by Dr. Doyle, late R.C. Bishop of Kildare, the other by the author himself.

A defence of the Irish :

and the means of their redemption /