The Protestant's catechism on the origin of popery, and on the grounds of the Roman Catholic claims;

To which are prefixed, the opinions of Milton, Locke, Hoadley, Blackstone, and Burke; with a postscript on the introduction of popery into Ireland by the compact of Henry II. and Pope Adrian in the twelfth century.

A letter from the Bishop of Salisbury to the Duke of Wellington.

Letter from the Rev. G.S. Faber, on the coronation oath. Observations of an eminent barrister, on the danger of Popish ministers

The Protestant retrospect /

The divinity of Christ proved from his own declarations attested and interpreted by his living witnesses, the Jews. A sermon preached before the University of Oxford at St. Peter's February XXVIII. MDCCXC. By Thomas Burgess, ...

Letters from Charles Vallancey to Reverend Dr. Thomas Burgess, Oxford, regarding linguistic matters, 1782-1787.

A vindication of the end of religious controversy :

from the exceptions of the right Rev. Dr. Thomas Burgess Bishop of St. David's and the Rev. Richard Grier Vicar of Templebodane and chaplain to Earl Talbot, Lord Lieutenant of Ireland in letters to a catholic convert /

Aristotelis De poetica liber :

Græce et Latine. /

Ricardi Dawes Miscellanea critica /