Catholic Barrister Book

Remarks on the Protestant Barrister's Vindication of the late conduct of Irish Catholics. By a Catholic of Dublin

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(Ireland.) Roman Catholic barristers. Return to orders of the Honourable House of Commons, dated 10th February 1824;--for a list of the Roman Catholics who have been appointed to the office of assistant barrister in Ireland, with the dates of their appointments;-- and, of the Roman Catholic barristers who have enjoyed patents of precedence in Ireland, during the last five years, with the dates of their patents

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(Ireland.) Roman Catholic Barristers. Return to Orders of the Honourable House of Commons, Dated 10th February 1824 ; --for a List of the Roman Catholics who Have Been Appointed to the Office of Assistant Barrister in Ireland, with the Dates of Their Appointments ; -- And, of the Roman Catholic Barristers who Have Enjoyed Patents of Precedence in Ireland, During the Last Five Years, with the Dates of Their Patents

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The Book of the Roman Catholic Church: in a Series of Letters to Robert Southey, Esq., LL.D., on His Book of the Church

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A Short Letter to ... the Duke of Wellington ... on the subject of "Securities" as connected with the removal of Catholic disabilities, by a Roman Catholic Barrister. [Signed: “An Irish Catholic.”]

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The Path which Led a Protestant Lawyer to the Catholic Church

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The new departure in Catholic liberal education, by a Catholic barrister

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A vindication of the conduct of the Irish Catholics during the late administration. By a Protestant Barrister

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The case of Ireland set at rest. Addressed in a letter to the Rt. Hon. Robert Peel

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Reflections on the appointment of a Catholic bishop to the London district. In a letter to the Catholic laity of the said district

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Remarks on the Protestant Barrister's Vindication of the late conduct of Irish Catholics. By a Catholic of Dublin

The Book of the Roman Catholic Church: in a Series of Letters to Robert Southey, Esq., LL.D., on His Book of the Church

A Short Letter to ... the Duke of Wellington ... on the subject of "Securities" as connected with the removal of Catholic disabilities, by a Roman Catholic Barrister. [Signed: “An Irish Catholic.”]

The Path which Led a Protestant Lawyer to the Catholic Church

The new departure in Catholic liberal education, by a Catholic barrister

A vindication of the conduct of the Irish Catholics during the late administration. By a Protestant Barrister

The case of Ireland set at rest. Addressed in a letter to the Rt. Hon. Robert Peel

Reflections on the appointment of a Catholic bishop to the London district. In a letter to the Catholic laity of the said district

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