The Church and the census in Ireland. :

An address (reprinted by permission from the report of the Church Congress held in Manchester, Oct., 1863.) /

Unity and revision.

A sermon preached in St. Patrick's Cathedral, Dublin, (at a special service) on Wednesday, Dec. 6, 1871.

Letter from William Conyngham Plunket, Bishop of Dublin, to Reverend B. Moffet, stating that he has made enquiries about "Dyas" and "was told that he was a respectable man... and a wonderful talker", 1886 Nov. 1.

A short visit to the Connemara missions. A letter to the Rev. John Garrett, ...

Our place and work in Christendom

an address to Irish Churchmen

Address delivered at the Meath Diocesan Synod, Tuesday, October 16, 1877

Address delivered at the Meath diocesan synod, Tuesday, October 16, 1877 /

Back to the old paths:

a plea for the reformed episcopal churches of Spain, Portugal and Mexico ...

Letter from William Conyngham Plunket, Bishop of Meath, to Miss French, enclosing a cheque for £1 and wishing her success in her efforts, 1877 March 10.

Letter from William Conyngham Plunket, Bishop of Dublin, to Samuel Ferguson, enclosing a sermon on a theological matter which they had discussed and hoping that he will find time to read it, or have his chaplain read it to him, 1886 April 29.

Fifty years of church life. A sermon preached on the occasion of a jubilee service held in the Mariner's Church, Kingstown, ... August 14th, 1887

Letter from William Conyngham Plunket to Samuel Ferguson, stating that he likes his sonnet and that it "breathes the generous spirit of the composer", 1876 Nov. 28.

Letter : 1863 Feb. 23.

from William Plunket, Bishop of Meath, to an unidentified bishop,

All things are ready :

a sermon preached on occasion of the re-opening of St. Patrick's Cathedral, on the Festival of St. Matthias, 1865 /

The prospects of revision:

a few thoughts submitted to the consideration of the members of the general synod.

Christian union. An address delivered at the fourteenth annual meeting of the Dublin Christian Convention, ... 1887

Letter from William Conyngham Plunket, Bishop of Dublin, to Mary [Ferguson], thanking her for sending him a poem by her late husband, Samuel Ferguson, and referring to copies of a document which he hopes to send to her, 1886 Aug. 26.