Drew University Library 19th Century Collection

Church History in Ireland Pamphlet Collection Finding List

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1 Act of incorporation and bye-laws of the Association for Discountenancing Vice and Promoting the Knowledge and Practice of the Christian Religion; passed in the fortieth year of the reign of his late majesty George III1820
2 Authentic report of the discussion which took place in the Roman Catholic Chapel at Easky, in the County of Sligo, on the 23rd and 24th of November, 1824, between three Roman Catholic priests and four Protestant ministers on the indiscriminate reading of the bible , on the right of private judgment in its interpretation, and on making it the sole rule of faith1825
3Blackwood, WilliamRev. Henry Cooke, D.D., Ll.D., Belfast: a lecture1869
4Browne, DenisPrayers, selected from the liturgy of the Church of England, designed for family worship 
5 Church of Rome unchanged: a memorial record of the intolerance and antichristian spirit of the priesthood of the Church of Rome, evidenced by acts of outrage perpetrated in the parish of Nicholas Without, Dublin1858
6Clericus AnglicanusLetters respecting the suffering Irish clergy, the persecuting romish priesthood, Daniel O'Connel, and the present administration1836
7Delany, PatrickSermon preach'd before the Society corresponding with the Incorporated Society in Dublin, for promoting English Protestant working-schools in Ireland, at their anniversary meeting in the parish-church of St. Mary le Bow1744
8Edgar, John[Tracts] The cry heard.  Temperance; facts and first principles. Belfast Ladies' Relief Association for Connaught. Ireland's industry and Ireland's benefactors. The holy rest. The poor man's sabbath. Report of the first anniversary of the Belfast Ladies' Relief Association for Connaught. Connaught harvest. Woman's work and woman's worth. Second report of the Belfast Ladies' Relief Association for Connaught. Statement submitted to the supporters of the Ulster Female Penitentiary 
9Ensor, GeorgeLetters showing the inutility and exhibiting the absurdity of what is rather fantastically termed "the new reformation"1828
10 Extracts from Dens' theology, with remarks designed to show the unscriptural nature and destructive tendency of the doctrines of the church of Rome1851
11Gregg, JohnAdvantages and disadvantages of youth1860
12Gwynne, WalkerSt. Patrick and the Church of Ireland 
13 Inquisition in the jury-box: an appeal from Irish Protestants for British protection against priestly oppression and injustice 
14 Irish and English spelling-book 1846
15Jellett, John H. and Lord PlunketTwo papers read before the Irish Church Conference, April, 1880: Our belief in the existence of God not endangered by the progress of modern science [and] The tendency of true religion to promote joy in the heart, in the home, and in society1880
16Johnston, WilliamPsalms and paraphrases: a sermon1861
17King, A.Outline of the life and labours of St. Patrick, with brief notes of the early Christianity of Ireland, and some important events in Irish history1871
18 Letters published in the Dublin evening post of the third and sixth September and of the 25th October and 1st November, 18421842
19Magee, W.C.Breaking net; a sermon preached on the occasion of the meeting of the church congress at St. Patrick's Cathedral, Dublin1868
20Maule, HenrySermon preached in Christ-Church, Dublin, before His Grace Lionel, Duke of Dorset … on Tuesday the twenty-third day of October, 1733, being the anniversary of the Irish rebellion, by Henry, Lord Bishop of Dromore1733
21Meek, MathewCivil and religious liberty consistent with the true spirit of gospel covenanting, and the spirit of intolerance exposed, in a letter addressed to Mr. William Houston, in reply to a letter written by him and directed to Mathew Meek1839
22Minister of the General AssemblyQuestion, is baptism administered in the Church of Rome valid? Examined and answered in accordance with the Westminster confession of faith and the principles of evangelical religion1859
23Nulty, ThomasLetter … addressed to Lord Hartington, chairman of Westmeath Committee1871
24O'Brien, James ThomasTwo sermons upon Hebrews 4:15 
25 Political balance, for 1754. The mock-patriot, for 1753, to which is added the case of John Atherton, Bishop of Waterford in Ireland, who was convicted of beastiality with a cow and other creatures …1754
26PollockSelf-formation: a lecture1861
27 Refutation of the statement of the penal laws which aggrieve the Catholics of Ireland, chapter 11812
28 Review of a tract entitled Tekel1858
29 Rules and regulations of the commissioners of national education, Ireland1855
30Stephenson, S.M.Historical essay on the parish and congregation of Templepatrick, compiled in the year 18241825
31Stopford, edward A.Work and the counterwork; or, the religious revival in Belfast with an explanation of the physical phenomen1858
32 Tekel; the Reformed Pesbyterian [sic] Church and the General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church in Ireland weighed in the balance of truth1858
33Tilson, JamesMultitude of holydays detrimental to the publick, and not advantageous to religion1760
34 University of Dublin, in its relation to the several religious communions1868
35Usher, JamesProphecies and predictions of the late learned Rev. James Usher … relating to England, Scotland, and Ireland, intended as an accompaniment to Fleming's Prophetic discourse on the rise and fall of papacy1793
36Wakeman, W.F.Antiquities of Devenish1874
37Waldegrave, SamuelJustice to Ireland; the maintenance of the Irish branch of the United Church necessary in the interests not of Great Britain only but of Ireland also1868
38Whiteside, JamesCity of Rome, and its vicissitudes; a lecture1861