Morality :

new or old? /

The Society of Friends and coercion.

Letters from yearly meetings of women members of the Society of Friends in Ireland, England and the United States, 1825-1840.

From our half years meeting in Dublin, the 9th 10th and 11th days of the 9th month 1691. :

To all friends in this nation of Ireland, or elsewhere. ...

The importance of sobriety illustrated by the evils of intemperance :

in extracts from several authors.

Minutes of the yearly meeting held in Lisburn 1957

Transcript of the minutes of the Society of Friends, Dublin, 1671-1708, made in the 19th century for Richard Shackleton of Ballitore, [19th century].

Address from the committee of the Society of Friends in London, on the subject of the distress in Ireland, 1846 Dec. 2.

An epistle from the Friends who visited the quarterly and monthly-meetings of the kingdom of Ireland, in the year 1762. to the national half-years-meeting ... in the 11th month of that year.

The epistle from the yearly meeting held in London ...

A query submitted to the consideration of the people called Quakers :

respecting the reasonableness of their disapprobation of music.

Unlawfulness of war to the Disciples of Christ :

in several extracts from the authors of the Society of Friends, commonly called Quakers.

A declaration of some of the fundamental principles of Christian truth, as held by the Religious Society of Friends :

adopted by Friends Conference held in Richmond, Indiana, U.S.A., 1887.

Advices and rules agreed to by the Yearly Meeting of Friends in Ireland.

Advices and minutes issued and adopted by the Yearly Meeting of the Religious of Friends in Ireland :

in relation to Christian doctrine, practice, and discipline.

Proceedings of the Yearly Meeting /

A testimony of the monthly meeting of Friends, at Pyrmont in Westphilia, Germany, concerning John Pemberton, of Philadelphia ...

Christian experience :

being extracts from minutes, advices and the writings of individual Friends.

Letter ["signed, on behalf ... of a small Committee of ... Friends ... by Thomas Norton, Clerk"] to the Archbishop of Dublin [i.e. Richard Whately] :

in reply to certain observations in a recent charge delivered by him.

An epistle of tender counsel to Friends in Ireland, from the committee separated by the Yearly Meeting, held in Dublin in 1850, to visit the quarterly and other meetings belonging thereto.