Roman Catholic claims, as involved in the recent aggression, impartially considered : and shown to imply a supremacy over the realm of England that is neither justified by the Emancipation Act, nor excused by any liberal measures of government, not consis
With: Priestly celibacy exposed -- A respectful but earnest remonstrance -- A letter on the secession to the Romish church -- The challenge of the Rev. R.J. M'Ghee -- Dr. Cullen's pastoral answered -- Controversy in Dublin -- The trial and conviction of a Franciscan monk -- The Irish Church Missions -- Statement -- Convert confirmations -- Sketch of the origin and operations of the Society for Irish Church Missions to the Roman-Catholics -- Society for English Church Missions to the Roman Catholics -- Occasional paper, no. 1 -- Report of the committee of the Society for Irish Church Missions -- Society for Irish Church Missions -- Occasional paper, no. 3 -- Society for Irish Church Missions -- Transubstantiation a Tractarian doctrine -- Dingle and Ventry mission -- Seventh address to Protestants throughout the world -- The seventh report of the Reformed Romanist Priests' Protection Society -- National Club -- Is the constitution of the United Kingdom to continue Christian and Protestant? -- A letter to the Earl of Harrowby -- Ten facts from the Maynooth Report -- Ten reasons fro repealing the Act of 1845 -- The Protestant Alliance Includes bibliographical references 45
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