Hints and queries, intended to promote the preservation of antiquities, and the collection and arrangement of information on the subject of local history and traditions.

Printed for circulation,

On the theory of the moon, and on the perturbation of the planets.

The charge of the Right Hon. Baron Sir W.C. Smith, Bart. delivered to the grand juries of the City and County of Dublin, at the opening of the Commission Court,

on Saturday, the 27th of October, 1832; and published at their request, ...

The eagle stirring up its nest;

or, providential dispensations. The substance of a discourse, preached on Sabbath evening, June 16th, 1844,

The state of the case.

Addressed to Lord Grenville, and Lord Howick

The expediency of restoring at this time to the Church her synodical powers, considered :

in remarks upon the appendix to the late charge of His Grace the Archbishop of Dublin [i.e. R. Whately] /

A letter from the Bishop of Leighlin and Ferns to the clergy of the united dioceses, on The Church Temporalities Act

A voice from Ireland in reply to the Rev. R.W. Sibthorp's pamphlet, styled "Some answer to the inquiry, why are you become a Catholic?"

A plan of Church reform.

A discourse on the advantages of natural philosohy and astronomy, as part of a general and professional education.

Being an introductory lecture delivered in the University of London, on the 28th October, 1828,

Creeds and confessions defended,

and attacks made on covenanters, seceders, &c. repelled, in a series of letters addressed to the anonymous author of "The Battle of the two dialogues."

Speech of James Whiteside, Esq., Q.C., now Lord Chief Justice of Ireland, in the Court of Queen's Bench in Ireland, in defence of Charles Gavan Duffy, Esq.,

delivered on the 1st and 2nd of February, 1844, in the case of the Queen v. Daniel O'Connell, and others, on the charge of conspiring to excite discontent and disaffection among Her Majesty's subjects, &c.

The Poor-law bill for Ireland examined :

its provisions and the report of Mr. Nicholls contrasted with the facts proved by the Poor Inquiry Commission, in a letter to Lord Viscount Morpeth, M.P. ... /

On national property, and on the prospects of the present administration and of their successors.

Appendix to the fourth edition of the Rev. Dr. Elrington's suggestions on national education in Ireland,

in answer to the remarks of the Rev. Dr. Miller, Rev. Charles King Irwin, and the Archdeacon of Meath.

The article on radical reform.

From the Westminster Review, no. XXIII, for January 1830

Catechism on the corn laws;

with a list of fallacies and the answers.Fourteenth edition, revised and corrected. ... To which is added the article on free trade, ...

A few suggestions addressed to the clergy upon the present state of the question respecting national education in Ireland.

The claims of the Church of Rome through the apostle Peter.

Synopsis of the contents of the British Museum.