Reports &c, William Neilson Hancock
Papers on Ireland
The Church and the Census in Ireland, Etc
A Treatise on Fractures in the Vicinity of Joints and on Certain Forms of Accidental and Congenital Dislocations
The life, times and correspondence of ... dr. Doyle
Some Complaints against the Irish Land Act ... A paper, etc
The Tenant-right of Ulster, Considered Economically
Two Papers Read Before the Dublin Statistical Society. I. On the Effects of the Usury Laws on the Funding System. II. A Notice of the Theory “that There is No Hope for a Nation which Lives on Potatoes”
The Usury Laws and the Trade of Lending Money to the Poor in Ireland
The Life, Times, and Correspondence of the Right Rev. Dr. Doyle, Bishop of Kildare and Leighlin
Papers on Ireland
The Law of Poor Removals and Chargeability in England, Scotland and Ireland, with Suggestions for Assimilation and Amendment
The Aberdeen Industrial Schools Contrasted with Irish Workhouses
What are the Causes of the Distressed State of the Highlands of Scotland?
The Tenant-right of Ulster, Considered Economically
Ancient Laws of Ireland. [Edited by W. N. Hancock, T. O'Mahony, A. G. Richey and R. Atkinson.] Irish and Eng
Is the Competition Between Large and Small Shops Injurious to the Community?
Suggestions for Removing the Legal Impediments to the Erection of Dwelling-houses in Towns in Ireland
Ancient Laws of Ireland