The question of a separate grant to the Church Education Society, considered; :

and the best means of providing for the religious instruction of the children of the established church, in the Irish national schools, suggested; in a letter to a member of Parliament. /

Remarks on certain mis-statements as to the extent of scriptural education in Ireland, previous to the establishment of the national system; :

and in reference to other points connected with the Irish education question. /

A lecture on popular education and the diffusion of useful knowledge :

delivered to the Mechanics' Scientific Institute, of Waterford.

The tendency of the principles advocated in the "Tracts for the times" considered :

in five letters addressed to a candidate for holy orders /

Letters on national education in Ireland :

containing suggestions with a view to obtaining the co-operation of the Clergy of the Established Church with the Incorporated National Board (originally published in "The Evening Packet") /

Practical observations on church reform :

the tithe question and national education in Ireland.

Stoicism and Marcus Aurelius.

A paper read before the Lib. and Philosophical Soc. of Liverpool ... 1905.

A letter to Thomas Fowell Buxton, Esq., M.P. in reply to his speech on the Irish tithe bill.

The duty and expediency on the part of the landed proprietors of Ireland, of co-operating with the Board of National Education;

considered in a letter to a Deputy-Lieutenant of the Co. Sligo.

Letter to Thomas Fowell Buxton, Esq., M.P., in reply to his speech on the Irish Tithe Bill.

English roots :

and the derivation of words from the ancient Anglo-Saxon. Two lectures.

A letter to the honorary secretaries of the Church Education Society, in reference to the Lord Primate's letter, recently addressed to them on the present state of the education question.

Letters on subjects connected with Ireland :

addressed to an English clergyman.

Some conditions of progress ... read before the Library and Philosophical Society of Liverpool, 16th Oct., 1899.

Practical suggestions with a view to the removal of objections on the part of the Protestant clergy and laity to the actual working of the National system of education in Ireland.

English roots: & the derivation of words from the ancient Anglo-Saxon.

Mike :

a tale of the great Irish famine /

The tendency of the principles advocated in the "Tracts for the times" considered:

in five letters addressed to a candidate for holy orders.

The duty and expediancy on the part of the landed proprietors of Ireland, of co-operating with the Board of National Education ... /

A letter to the honorary secretaries of the Church Education Society,

in reference to the Lord Primate's letter, recently addressed to them on the present state of the education question.