An address on temperance.

A sermon, preached in the parish church of Navan, at a visitation held there September 17th, 1801 :

by the ... Lord Bishop of Meath and published at his ... desire, by the Rev. T. Vesey Dawson, ...

Short practical considerations on scarcity;

and on the plans for remedying deficient subsistence in Great Britain and Ireland.

Travels in England and Wales.

Compiled from the most authentic and recent authorities

The doctrine of the Trinity founded neither on Scripture, nor on reason and common sense :

but on tradition and the infallible church, an essay occasioned by a late controversy between the Rev. Richard T.P. Pope, and the Rev. Thomas Maguire. /

Rules and regulations for the control and management of the Financial Department of the Constabulary Force of Ireland.

Statement of the proceedings of the Society for the Improvement of Ireland for the year 1828.

With an appendix, containing its rules and regulations, names of members, and other illustrative documents./

An essay on man.

In four epistles; addressed to Lord Bolingbroke.

A sermon preached in Harold's Cross Church, Diocese of Dublin, on Sunday, November, 5, 1843,

Thoughts on the Duke of Richmond's administration in Ireland,

in a letter to an English member of Parliament; to which is added, a letter on the bill for relieving the Roman Catholics

The speech of Robert Emmet, Esq.

as delivered at the Sessions House, Dublin, before Lord Norbury, ... on being found guilty of high treason, as leader of the insurrction of 1803. ...

Notices of the proposed Small Proprietors' Society of Ireland. By the Irish and English press.

The funeral sermon of the late head of the Roman Church, Pope Pius VII :

preached in Plunket-Street Meeting-House, on Thursday evening, Sept. 13, 1823 /

National education in Ireland.

Some thoughts on the past history and present position of the question at issue between the adherents of the government system and the supporters of Scriptural education.

The poor gentleman;

a comedy, in five acts. Written by George Coleman, the younger. ...

Remarks on An expostulatory address to the members of the Methodist Society, by the Rev. J. Walker, ...

In a letter to that gentleman.

Plain tracts for critical times;

on the important subjects of baptism and regeneration, &c. with an especial reference to the Oxford tracts, &c. &c. The institution of baptism, and interpretation of John III.5. (Professor Pusey.)

The New Irish pulpit; or, Gospel preacher

A speech delivered on the 13th of July, 1810, at a general meeting of the Catholics of Ireland, held at Stephen's-Green,

Saturday night,

a dialogue between two fellow workmen. William Ready and Robert Wise