Letter from Eneas MacDonnell to Frederick William Conway re affairs of Catholic Association. With postscript giving account of sinking of boat carrying grain and potatoes near Ballymahon 1825 Nov. 04.

Letter from Daniel O'Connell to Frederick William Conway asking that an enclosed notice re "new Catholic rent" be published 1825 July 12.

The evils which afflict Ireland referred to primogeniture, the laws of entail, and the legislative union of that country with England

One is your master - even Christ :

a discourse, containing a refutation of certain high-church principles, held by the celebrated Edmund Burke, and by the Rev. Charles R. Elrington; delivered before the Presbyterian Synod of Munster, in Clonmel, July 5, 1831; and in the Prince's-Street Presbyterian Congregation, Cork, ... /

A Brief sketch of a proposed new line of communication between Dublin and London :

via Portdynllaen, (Carnarvonshire,) Worcester, and Oxford, capable of being travelled in twelve hours, by means of steam packets and railways. To which are added the report of T. Rogers, Esq., engineer, lighthouse builder, &c. &c. to the Rt. Hon. the Commissioners of His Majesty's Revenue in Ireland: and other documents, published in 1807, ...

The Dublin political review.

A letter to the Right Hon. E.G. Stanley, [aft. Earl of Derby, then Chief Secretary for Ireland] &c. &c. in answer to Doctor Doyle's Letter, to Thomas Spring Rice, Esq. M.P. [aft. Baron Monteagle] on the subject of poor laws, and the nature and destination of Church property /

Humanity to animals the Christian's duty;

a discourse.

Heads of a Bill, to enable parishes in Ireland to provide for their deestitute poor, by voluntary assessment

Speech of the Right Honourable Robert Wilmot Horton, M.P. in the House of Commons, on Tuesday, the 9th of March, 1830, on moving for a committee, to consider the state of the poor of the United Kingdom

Plan for the relief of the poor in Ireland :

with observations on the English and Scotch poor laws: addressed to the landed proprietors of Ireland /

Ireland contrasted with Scotland :

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