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Knowledge. What is it? A sermon [Prov. viii. 1-4] preached in Coalbrooke Church, on the occasion of the formal opening of the Literary and Scientific Institution to the parishioners, on the evening of Whit-Sunday, June 12, 1859.
On elementary school books.
The London school-agents and our private boarding schools; how they prepare for the Oxford middle-class examinations, and affect the cause of educational reform ... with remarks on the salaries of assistant-masters and governesses /
Statement by the directors of the Edinburgh Academy explanatory of the scheme of that institution. December, 1823. (List of subscribers, etc.) [With a plate and a plan.]
Have we any national scriptural education in Ireland? or, Are we likely to have it? /
The middle class examinations; what will they do for us? A letter to Henry John Roby, Esq., M.A.
Constitution, by-laws and regulations of the Mercantile Library Association of the City of New York.
Schools for children and institutes for adults: an address on national education.
An address on education in Ireland to the archbishops, bishops, and clergy of the Church of Ireland. With an appendix.
"With brains, sir." .
A lecture ...