Rambling reminiscences :

being leaves from my note book as a public (political) speaker.

To the tenantry of the Anketell-Grove, estate : Mr. Anketell requests that the following measures may be complied with by all householders, resident on the Anketell-Grove, estate ... /

Minutes of a meeting of circuit stewards and others, convened in Portadown, 6th June, 1849 to consider means for the further advancement of those financial reforms introduced recently on some Wesleyan circuits in Ireland. Rev. J. Nash, superintendent of Portadown Circuit, in the chair

The Repealer repulsed! :

A correct narrative of the rise and progress of the repeal invasion of Ulster: Dr. Cooke's challenge and Mr. O'Connell's declinature, tactics, and flight. With appropriate poetical and pictorial illustrations. Also, an authentic report of the great conservative demonstrations, in Belfast, on the 21st and 23d of January, 1841.

O'Connell and the Wesleyans :

the calumnies, falsehoods, and religion of O'Connell exposed, the queries proposed by his son Maurice satisfactorily answered, and Protestantism defended, in seven letters, the last of which is now published for the first time, with Babylon fallen, a poem in 32 stanzas /

The voluntaries in Belfast.

Report of the discussion on civil establishments of religion, held in Belfast. ... 16th and 17th March, 1836,

The speech of Joseph Napier, Esq., (M.P. for Dublin University,) on Mr. Trelawny's amendment to Mr. S. Crawford's motion for the second reading of the Outgoing Tenants (Ireland) Bill.

In the House of Commons, Wednesday, April 5th, 1848. ...