Strictures on the charge of Dr. Elrington to his clergy, as delivered by him, in 1827 /

The life of the Most Reverend William Magee, D.D. Lord Archbishop of Dublin &c. &c. &c.

The third letter from the Most Rev. Dr. Curtis, Roman Catholic primate of Ireland, positively denying that the person who was guilty of placing the calf's head on the altar of the Chapel of Ardee, has been discovered :

notwithstanding the exertions of the magistrates. Also, further remarks on Dr. Magee's unfounded charge, against the Roman Catholic religion.

The Right Rev. Dr. Doyle's letter. on poor laws, in reply to Mr. Senior, of London.

The Right Rev. Dr. Doyle's reply to Lord Farnham, relative to the observations made on him by his Lordship, in the House of Lords.

Church of Ireland, tithes!!! :

A most important dialogue, between a bishop and a judge. Being a complete answer in anticipation to a reply from the redoubted champion of the Church's temporalities the Rev. Mr. Mc.Ghee to the Right Rev. Doctor Doyle.

Pastoral letter addressed to the Roman Catholic clergy of the Deanery of Kilcock; to be read to their respective flocks /

Second letter of J. K. L. a Roman Catholic bishop, in reply to the charge with notes of the Protestant Archbishop of Dublin [i.e. W. Magee].

Letter to His Grace, the Protestant Archbishop of Dublin [i.e. W. Magee] in consequence of unjust animadversions against the Roman Catholic religion :

delivered by him in a charge to the clergy of his archdiocess, on the 24th of October, 1822, in St. Patrick's Cathedral /

Two letters from the Most Rev. Dr. Curtis, Roman Catholic primate of Ireland, respecting the horrible act of placing a calf's head on the altar of the Chapel of Ardee :

and also, his answer to the Protestant Archbishop Magee's charge against the Roman Catholic religion.

Pastoral address of the Rt. Rev. James Doyle, &c. &c. to the Catholic clergy and laity of the diocesses of Kildare and Leighlin.