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113
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Practical observations on the proposed treaty of union of the legislatures of Great Britain and Ireland shewing in some particulars how that treaty may be rendered acceptable to the people of Ireland and beneficial to the British empire in general. 104pp.
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114
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A protest from one of the people of Ireland, against an union with Great Britain. 14pp.
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115
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[T]he speech of the right honorable lord viscount Castlereagh upon delivering to the House of Commons of Ireland his excellency the lord lieutenant's message on the subject of an incorporating union with Great Britain, with the resolutions; containing the terms on which it is proposed to carry that measure in effect, February 5 1800. 56pp.
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116
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Irish salvation promulged, or the effects of an union with Great Britain candidly investigated in an evening's conversation between a farmer and schoolmaster. 24pp.
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117
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A report of the debate in the House of Commons of Ireland on Wednesday and Thursday the 15th and 16th of January 1800 on an amendment to the address moved by Sir Laurence Parsons, bart on the subject of an union. [The drop title is The parliamentary register.] 142pp.
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119
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Arguments for and against an union between Great Britain and Ireland, considered. Sixth edition corrected. 58pp.
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120
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An address to the people of Ireland shewing them why they ought to submit to an union. 16pp.
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122
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The political, commercial and civil state of Ireland, being an appendix to "Union or Separation". 82pp.
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124
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A summary view of the principal measures relating to Ireland, which were discussed in the Late Session of Parliament. With a table and index of statutes, passed in the First Session of the First Parliament of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland. 41 G 3 AD 1801. 55pp.
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125
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The case of Ireland, setting forth various difficulties experienced in its commercial intercourse with Great Britain, since the Union, in a letter to the rt. hon. Henry Addington, chancellor of the exchequer etc. etc. etc. from the reverend Dr. Clarke, secretary for the library and chaplain in ... to his royal highness the prince of Wales. 39pp.
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