Henry Cooke

1788 – 1868

• "Strikes": a lecture delivered at the request of the Young Men's Christian Association, Belfast
• A letter from the Rev. Dr. Cooke, Belfast, to the Rev. Dr. Ritchie, Edinburgh, in answer to Dr. Ritchie's challenge
• A reply to a lover of temperance and truth, in a letter to the Rev. F. Blakely
• An authentic report of the speech of the Rev. Henry Cooke, D.D., delivered at the General Assembly ofthe Church of Scotland, upon the occasion of the renewal of ministerial communion between that venerable body and the General Synod of Ulster
• Authentic report of the speech delivered at the meeting of the General Synod of Ulster, at Cookstown, July,1833, in answer to the charges of the Rev. James Carlile, against the Synod's deputations to Dublin and London
• Authentic report of the speech of the Rev. Henry Cooke
• Authentic report of the speech of the Rev. Henry Cooke, delivered at the General Synod of Ulster, July, 1828
• Family Prayers for every day in the week; with prayers for Sabbath schools, for the sick, etc
• J. Kelly's remarks in vindication of Wesleyan Methodism; and the Beauties of Calvin and Calvinism, ancientand modern, by Dr. Lucretius Christian, alias Housten, reviewed
• Letter of the Rev. Dr. Cooke, in reply to the Rev. Mr. Massie
• Letter, &c.
• National Education. A sermon, preached in the Presbyterian Church, May Street, Belfast, upon Sunday, the 15th January, 1832