Letter to the Right Honorable Lord Lyndhurst, on the appointment of sheriffs in Ireland, under the Earl of Mulgrave,

Who are the deacons and elders of Christian churches?

A digest of the civil bill ejectment acts, 56 Geo. III. cap.88. 58 Geo. III. cap. 39. and 1 Geo. IV. cap 41.

With a complete series of precedents in civil bill ejectments, properly filled; the plaintiff's case, and the defence in ejectment cases, applied to the practice of the quarter sessions; and the law of distresses, with minute instructions for distraining.

The probable consequences of a union :

impartially considered /

A letter, addressed to the opponents of parliamentary reform, in either kingdom, pointing out the dangerous effects produced by their opposition, and encreased by their delay of reform. ... By a barrister.

An address to both houses of Parliament :

in which some parts of the present system of revenue law are considered; and some observations, and strictures, are submitted to their consideration, on the powers vested in, and exercised by, the courts of commissioners, sub-commissioners, and commissioners of appeals. By a barrister [i.e. Counsr. Stokes?].

An inquiry into the state of the law in Ireland, respecting the denial of the Trinity /

A reading on the Convention Act;

in which a doctrine lately set afloat in the Court of King's Bench, on the trial of Doctor Sheridan, namely, that the law is to be interpreted by its spirit, and not by its letter, is combated on the principles of the law of England.

A faithful report of the trial of Hurdy Gurdy :

at the bar of the Court of King's Bench, Westminster, ... on an information, filed ex-officio, by the Attorney General. By a barrister [i.e. William Sampson].

Letter to the Right Honorable Lord Lyndhurst, on the appointment of sheriffs in Ireland, under the Earl of Mulgrave,

Observations on the causes of the evils resulting from the tithe system ...

Speculations on Mr. Grattan's address to his constituents. By a barrister.

Thoughts on the constitution and government of the Church of England.

The fine and recovery Act exposed.

A reading on the Convention-Act;

in which a doctrine lately set afloat in the Court of King's Bench, on the trial of Doctor Sheridan, namely, that the law is to be interpreted by its spirit, and not by its letter, is combated on the principles of the law of England.

A letter to the Lord Mayor and Common Council of the city of London /

Church of England patronage and its consequences.

The forty-shilling freeholder, containing an account of the persons entitled to exercise the elective franchise at the time of passing the Eight Henry the Sixth :

the former and present value of the estate of qualification contracted ... to which is prefixed a short history of the mode of electing knights of the shire ... /

A proposal for the improvement of the remedy by ejectment,

addressed to the members of the bar.

Thoughts on the abolition of the established church as a means of pacificating Ireland /