Fornication forbidden both in the law and in the Gospel:

a sermon by the late Right Reverend T. Wilson, D.D. Lord Bishop of Sodar and Man

Abstract of a report read at the annual meeting of the Armagh Auxiliary to the London Hibernian Society, on Monday, the 10th of August, 1829, ... the Earl of Caledon in the chair

A plain and affectionate address to young persons about to be confirmed.

Letter, addressed to the Jews of Thesalonica, the shores of Greece and the Levant.

By Marianne Nevill. Published in English, for the use of the Jews in England and America

Loughgall, Tartaraghan, Charlemont, and Moy Association, for Promoting Christian Knowledge

The Apocalypse of Jesus Christ,

commonly called the Revelation of St. John the Divine, briefly, yet minutely, explained and interpreted, to the XIXth chapter inclusive: being the history of the Christian church, until the destruction of the Roman Empire at the coming of Our Lord with all his saints. Consisting of a select compilation from the most approved and learned commentators both ancient and modern

The seventeenth report of the Armagh Auxiliary Bible Society,

for the year 1827. With a list of subscribers and benefactors. ...

A sermon on John xiv. 28

The Parochial minister's address to all those persons under his care who are of a proper age to be confirmed by the bishop

Report of a meeting of the Protestant inhabitants of the County of Armagh, assembled in the Court-House of Armagh, on Wednesday the 24th January, 1827,

for the purpose of petitioning Parliament against further concessions to the Roman Catholics

At a meeting of the committee of subscribers to the fund for <? Scripture readers>, &c. &c. held in Armagh, on Thursday the 17th of April, 1828

A brief view of the London Hibernian Society :

with extracts of correspondence, corrected to July, 1828.

A sermon, on the eucharist :

from the select discourses of John Heylyn, D.D. ... To which are added, extracts from a sermon of Bishop Reynolds, and from Marshall, on sanctification.

Pastoral address of the Rev. Doctor Stewart, Rector of Loughgilly, to his R.C. parishoners,

in which is introduced a correspondence between him and the Rev. Mr. Connoly, P.P. respecting the right of private judgement in interpreting the meaning of Scripture