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Popery, destructive of civil and religious liberty, proved historically: being the substance of a sermon, preached in the parish church, Cheltenham, on Saturday, November 5th, 1853.
Roman Catholics hostile to the free use of the Bible. A sermon ...
The evidence for popish miracles not to be heard: a sermon preached in the District Chapel of the Holy Trinity, on the nineteenth Sunday after Trinity, October 26th, 1851.
Priestly celibacy exposed; a lecture ...
The nunnery question ...
The late edict of the court of Rome. Lord Beaumont's letter to Lord Zetland ...
Records of the Roman inquisition: case of a minorite friar, who was sentenced by S. Charles Borromeo to be walled up, and who having escaped was burned in effigy /
The Protestant reformers and the Reformation: a lecture, delivered before the Huddersfield Young Men's Christian Association, in the Philosophical Hall of that town, on Tuesday evening, January 4th, 1853.
Armageddon; or, Thoughts on Popery, Protestantism & Puseyism /
Purgatory examined and refuted ...
Papal Rome, the foretold and foredoomed apostasy, anathematized of God, and under the ban of divine excommunication. A sermon.
A letter to the Right Honourable Lord Ashley, M.P.; being reflections ... on the pastoral office and character ...
Semper idem; or Popery everywhere and always the same: a sermon preached in the parish church, Cheltenham, on November 5th, 1851.
"Newman's popular fallacies," considered in six letters ...