Irishman.

• A fair exposition of the principles of the Whig Club
• A defence of Great Britain, against a charge of tyranny in the government of Ireland
• A few observations accounting for the apparent apathy that has prevailed on the question of union
• A letter to His Excellency Marquis Cornwallis, on the proposed union
• A letter to His Excellency Marquis Cornwallis, on the proposed union. In which His Excellency's political situation is candidly discussed. By an Irishman.
• An answer to the Right Hon. Edmund Burke's Reflections on the revolution in France
• An Irishman's letter to the people called Defenders
• Intolerance in Ireland
• Is Ulster right? statement of the question at issue between Ulster and the Nationalist Party, and of the reasons - historical, political and financial - why Ulster is justified in opposing Home Rule
• Reasons against a union
• Reasons against a union in which "Arguments for and against a union," supposed to have come from aPerson in High Station, are particularly considered
• Reasons for not supporting the government subscription, with observations on the conduct of administration in Ireland. By an Irishman