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The ephah of wickedness and the man of sin, identified: a scriptural exposition of Zech. v. 5, 11; and 2 Thes. ii. 3. Reprinted from The Gospel Herald.
An address to the Roman Catholics of England. [On occasion of the introduction into England of the Roman Catholic Episcopal hierarchy /
Epistles of faith: addressed to Miss Elizabeth Morton, a rigid Papist.
The triumph of Christ and his truth; the perdition of Antichrist and his idol: an oracle for the times. On Daniel's prophecy of the seventy weeks, chap. ix. 24-27: a dissertation preached before the University of Dublin, on January 16 and 23, 1853, in two sermons preparatory to receiving the degree of Doctor of Divinity. With an appendix, giving Mede's, Boothroyd's, and Mr. Faber's versions of the passage, and the original Hebrew; with an interlineary translation.
The two Babylons: their identity, and the present antichrist also the last.
The English Church and the Bishop of Rome ...
Postscript to the Popery of Oxford: the number of the name of the beast.
Ancient British and English churches. Stillingfleet's independence of the British churches proved from their carriage towards Augustine the monk; and Inett's short view of the ancient and present state of the English church and monarchy. To which are subjoined - I. The letters Apostolic of Pius IX., 29th September 1850. II. The pastoral letter of Dr. Wiseman, 7th October 1850. III. The letter of Lord John Russell to the Bishop of Durham, 4th Nov. 1850. IV. Appendix /
Roman Catholicism; being an historical and legal review of its past position and present claims in England /
Developement of the Apocalyptic types of the red dragon and beasts.
More "Awful disclosures", in a dialogue between a Schismatic Armenian-Romish-Priest, and an Orthodox Catholic, etc.