The question fairly stated, whether it is prudent to repeal all the popery laws of this kingdom, in a letter to Hibernicus.

An answer to a Roman Catholic Bishop's caveat against the Methodists.

Memoirs of a Protestant condemned to the galleys of France for his religion /

Remarks on a late pamphlet [by C. O'Conor], entituled, The case of the Roman Catholicks of Ireland /

An address to the Roman Catholic nobility and gentry of Ireland on the tendency and effects of their particular doctrines and practices :

with a dialogue between a popish priest and an acute Roman Catholic gentleman on the subject of the address /

Answer to the letter of the Lord Bishop of Norwich [i.e. Henry Bathurst], to Mr. Edward Hay, styled, Mr. Secretary Hay /

An address to the Roman Catholic nobility and gentry of Ireland, on the tendency and effects of their particular doctrines and practices :

with a dialogue between a popish priest and an acute Roman Catholic gentleman, on the subject of the address /

Second letter in answer to the letter of the Lord Bishop of Norwich [i.e. H. Bathurst], to Mr. Edward Hay /

A letter to a curate of the Church of England :

respecting his late pamphlet on Methodism.

Observations on a pamphlet intitled, an inquiry into the policy of the popery laws. By a protestant.

A series of letters, shewing the insecurity and danger of granting what is termed "Catholic emancipation" ... addressed to J.G., esq. by a protestant of Ireland, with notes and an appendix :

also giving a short view of the tenets of the Popish religion, as affecting a Protestant state : and of the privileges granted to the Roman Catholics of Ireland, since our present Most Gracious Sovereign's accession to the throne : together with an historical account of their conduct, from the reformation to the present period /

A scheme of university education in Ireland /

An impartial enquiry; whether the two propositions, to be abjured by the oath of abjuration, are doctrines of the Church of Rome.

The error of the Synod of Ulster in joining the National Board, address to the Rev. Henry Cooke, D.D., L.L.D. /

Thoughts on the Catholic question,

by A Protestant of Ireland.

A vindication of the conduct of the Irish Catholics, during the late administration,

A defence of Dr. Sherlock's preservative against popery, in reply to a Jesuit's answer :

wherein the R. Father's reasonings are fully confuted. By W.G. a Protestant Foot-man.

Modern popery unmasked :

a letter addressed to the Protestants of Great Britain and Ireland : more particularly to the Protestant yeomanry, on the value and importance of the facts connected with the recent discovery of Dens' Theology : with familiar introductory observations /

The letters of the Rev. M. Hobart Seymour to the Lord Bishop of London, and the Rev. W.B. Stoney to the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, or conclusive evidence, that the doctrines of the Church of Rome, as laid down by Peter Dens, so far from being "obsolete" or "exploded," are fearfully in force at this day in the Kingdom of Ireland. Recommended for the perusal of the Protestant Yeomanry of Great Britain. /

Letters addressed to Lord Grenville and Lord Howick, upon their removal from the councils of the King, in consequence of their attempting the total repeal of the Test laws now in force, with respect to His Majesty's army and navy.