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A memoir of the late Thomas Slater, Esq., of Bath who entered into his rest,Jan. 15th, 1850 ([1852])
The chipped jewel: being a prize essay on the Lord's Day ... (1851)
The backslider's mirror (1845, )
The seven cries of Christ on the cross. ([1850])
An examination of the sign [666] Rev. XIII, 18 ([1852])
Our little study: or, conversations on the connection between the law of matter, the law of instinct, the law of mind (1850)
Songs of my pilgrimage (1839)
The Rev. William Jay: a memoir ([1854])
The morning of life: memoir of Miss A--n, who was educated for a nun, with many interesting particulars and original letters of Dr. Doyle, late Roman Catholic Bishop of Carlow, fifth thousand ([1851])
The philosophy of the water-cure: a development of the true principles of health and longevity (1845)
The dove on the cross, and other thoughts in verse (1850)
Miscellaneous poetry (1841)
The cave of the Huguenots: a tale of the 17th century (c.[1849])
The Roman Catholic religion judged to be false by the internal evidence of its own corruptions ([1846])
The relapsed demoniac: a warning to England against the return of Popery, being the substance of a sermon preached in the parish church of Lyncombe and Widcombe, Bath, November 5th, 1845 (1845)
Lectures delivered during Lent, and Passion Week, 1845, in Kensington Chapel, Bath (1845)
Scriptural instruction for the least and the lowest: or, the Bible history in its simplest form (1842) [Part 3, ]
Glimpses of sunlight ([1860])
A poet's playmates; or, country pictures ([1864])
Wild flowers and their teachings (1848)