A charity sermon in aid of the parochial schools of Westport :

in which more than one thousand children receive the benefits of a sound religious and literary education, unconnected with the Board of National Education; preached in the R.C. Church of Westport, 1st November, 1840, /

The pastoral address of the Right Rev Dr. Doyle, R. C. Bishop of Kildare and Leighlin, against the illegal association of Ribbonmen

A defence, by J. K. L. of his Vindication of the religious and civil principles of the Irish Catholics

For the benefit of Mr. Spence.

Reply of Patrick Spence, (late private soldier in the 49th Regiment,) to the Rev. James Carlisle, Ebenezer Minister of Newry, in Ireland: exposing the false statements of that gentleman, relative to his retreating from a public controversial discussion, at Liverpool, with the said Patrick Spence, and refuting his sophisticated ribaldry, rhapsodies, and groundless charges against the Church of Rome

Reasons for leaving the Church of Rome,

A defence, by J. K. L. of his Vindication of the religious and civil principles of the Irish Catholics

The charter of the Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland

An answer to the Vindication of the Romish doctrines (falsely called Catholic,) of penance and transubstantiation.

By H. Stewart, D.D. Rector of Loughgilly. In which not only the doctrines but the historical statements of Mr. Conolly, P.P. of said parish, are exhibited to be unsound, and therefore unsupportable. Part I. Containing a full refutation of the doctrine of penance

Heads of view of the subject delusively termed Catholic emancipation, in a series of distinct propositions.

Papal impositions and monastic intrigue pourtrayed;

or a concise and impartial review of the effects resulting from the principles and discipline of the Romish Church, as practised in France, Spain, and other countries.

Oppressions & cruelties of Irish revenue officers. :

Being the substance of a letter to a British Member of Parliament /

Proceedings of the Catholic Committee, :

as taken from their accredited papers.

The letters of Fabius, to the Right Hon. William Pitt, on his proposed abolition of the test, in favour of the Roman Catholics of Ireland.

With an appendix, containing Mr. Pitt's speech in the debate of 1790

A letter to a British Member of Parliament on the state of Ireland in the year 1825.

Letters between a Catholic and a Protestant, on the doctrines of the Church of Rome;

originally published in Berrow's Worcester Journal, under the signatures of W. L. and Horace Bentley

Review of the evidence taken before the Irish committees of both houses of Parliament.

A glance at the question of a ship canal connecting the asylum harbour at Kingstown with the river Anna Liffey at Dublin, &c. &c. &c.

A brief view of the London Hibernian Society. :

With extracts of correspondence, corrected to August, 1829 /

Report of the speech delivered by Mr. Sergeant Lefroy, at the second general meeting of the Brunswick Constitutionl Club of Ireland;

held in the Rotunda, on Thursday, 19th February, 1829

Sketches and essays on the present state of Ireland,

particularly regarding the bogs, waste lands & fisheries; with observations on the best means of employing the population in useful and productive labour,