Edmund and Marcella :

a tale of Waterloo, a poem in four cantos.

The repealer or the bane and antidote of Ireland,

its bane in the many evils inflicted on this unfortunate country by the 'legislative union' and its antidote in the speedy and total repeal of that measure: a poem.

Death and the poet, a dialogue :

with scriptural notes, together with other poems on various subjects.

The wounded soldier :

a tale of Waterloo, with other poems, on temperance.

Cottage minstrelsy; or poems on various subjects.

[Vol. made up by binding together the following of his poetical works].

An inquiry whether Roman Catholics separated from Protestants :

or Protestants from Roman Catholics, or which of these separated from the church founded by Christ and his apostles.

An answer to the objections of the Ven. the Archdeacon of Meath, :

against the sacrifice of the Mass, praying to saints, the use of images, extreme unction, transubstantiation, the succession of the Catholic bishops of Ireland from St. Patrick, and other points of Catholic doctrine. : Together with the question: "Does the Bible contain all the articles of the Christian faith, or does it not?" /

Poems.