Ecclesiastical establishments. :

Doctor Cooke "answered," with a word by the way for "the incomparable Chalmers." /

Improvement of Ireland.

A letter to the King on the practical improvement of Ireland.

The article on East-India and China trade,

republished from the Westminster Review, no. XXVII, for January, 1831

The article on the colonization and commerce of British India.

From the Westminster Review, no. XXII, for October 1829

A fourth lecture on the French Revolution, and English boroughmongering;

by William Cobbett, delivered in the Theatre of the Rotunda, Blackfriars Bridge, on Monday, Sept. 13th

Specification of the Royal letters patent for improvements in steam engines, seled March 2, 1844;

with introductory remarks, and notes and illustrations.

The accomplished quack :

comprising a treatise on political charlatanism, an advice to literary empirics; and nostrums to make great men. Dedicated (without permission) to the Duke of Richmond ... [an attack on the administration of the Duke of Richmond, Lord Lieutenant, etc.].

The Political maxims of the Jesuits :

Popes, and various doctors, of the Roman Catholic Church, carefully collected out of their own writings.

Fingal, or, scenes and sketches illustrative of the history, antiquities, topography, and statistics of the maritime district comprised between the rivers Liffey and Boyne, including Drogheda and the vicinity, with biographical notices of distinguished characters.

A ramble round Trim, amongst its ruins and antiquities. :

With short notices of its celebrated characters, from the earliest period /

Brief remarks upon the principles of the national system of education,

ocasioned by Dr. Elrington's suggestions to the clergy.

Annual Report.

The article on "Essays on the pursuit of truth."

Republished from the Westminster Review, no. XXII; on the 2nd Nov. 1829

Rent, profits, and labour. :

A lecture delivered before the University of Dublin in Michaelmas term, 1837. /

Four letters, being a reply to the letters of the Rev. William Blood, to the Bishop of Ferns.

Exhibition of Miss Linwood's pictures in worsteds;

at the Assembly-Rooms, George's-Street

Warren Hastings.

The emblems of Erin:

an historical ballad for the use of national schools in Ireland, occasioned by the neglect of national education therein; ...

Remarks upon the subject of national education /

The church and the slaveholder;

or, light and darkness: an attempt to prove, from the word of God and from reason, that to hold property in man is wholly destitute of divine warrant, is a flagrant crime, and demands excommunication. ... addressed to the members of the approaching Assembly of the Free Church of Scotland, ...