Letter from E. A. Stopford to Roger Casement regarding a scheme for the Western District and arranging to meet to discuss it, 1913 Jun. 12.

Letter from Edward Adderley Stopford to Alice Stopford Green thanking her for a letter and referring to [Dr Shaw] and [Mr Dalton], 1864 Jun. 25.

Empty envelope with the address of Alice Stopford Green inscribed on it, [1866].

Letters from Edward Adderley Stopford to his daughter Alice Stopford Green regarding family matters and Alice Stopford Green wanting to visit Europe, 1854 Oct. 1 - 1866 May 7.

Empty envelope with the address of Alice Stopford Green inscribed on it, 1864.

The rate-screw for Ireland,

considered in reference to the public works act, the relief act, and the new poor law. In a letter to ... the Marquis of Lansdowne.

Letter from E. A. Stopford to Roger Casement regarding his scheme based on considerable study of drainage schemes and informing him he will not offer it to the C[ongested] D[istricts] B[oard], 1913 Jun. 14.

Letter from Edward Stopford to Alice Stopford Green regarding family matters, 1854 Oct. 1.

Letter from E. A. Stopford to Roger Casement requesting he proof read his topography on a [proposal?] in order to put pressure on the CDB and Board of Works, 1913 Jun. 20.

A letter to the Right Hon. Alexander Macdonnell, Resident Commissioner of National Education :

in reply to The Catholic case stated, &c. /

The work and the counterwork; or, the religious revival in Belfast. :

With an explanation of the physical phenomena.

The work and the counterwork;

the religious revival in Belfast, with an explanation of the physical phenemena.

(To the clergy and parents) The work and the counterwork :

or, the religious revival in Belfast. With an explanation of the physical phenomena /

A letter to the Right Hon. James Whiteside, ... on Mr. Henry Seymour's amendment to Mr. Dillwyn's motion (May 19, 1863), respecting the Church in Ireland

The Unity of the Anglican church, and the succession of Irish bishops :

an answer to the Rev. William Maziere Brady, D.D. /

The talk of the road :

showing how Irish people talk about Irish doings ... /

A letter to the Right Hon. James Whiteside :

on Mr. Henry Seymour's amendment to Mr. Dillwyn's motion (May 19, 1863), respecting the Church in Ireland /

The income and requirements of the Irish church :

being a reply to Sergeant Shee on The Irish church, its history and statistics, and showing why Sergeant Shee avoided stating either, while professing to show a surplus of income above requirements /

Notes on agricultural co-operation in France /

Lord Dufferin and the Church of Ireland :

a letter /