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Poems on several occasions. By James Eyre Weekes
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A Choice collection of songs to be sung by Free-Masons
Some of which were never before published. With several prologues and epilogues spoken at the theatres in London and Dublin. To which is added, Solomon's Temple: an oratorio. As it was perform'd at the Philharmonic room in Fishamble-street, Dublin. With an alphabetical list of the lodges that are in the roll of the Grand-Lodge of Scotland -
The cobler's poem
To a certain noble peer. Occasioned by the Brick-Layer's poem. After the manner of Dean Swift. To which is added the exception -
A new geography of Ireland
The third edition, with many material additions and alterations, not in any former impression. By James Eyre Weeks, gent -
The constitution of free-masonry
Or, Ahiman rezon: to which is added a selection of masonic songs, prologues and epilogues, and an oratorio entitled Solomon's temple. Revised, corrected, and improved, with additions, from the original of the Late Lawrence Dermott, Esq. D.G.M -
A New and easy system of geography, for the instruction of youth and those of riper years
Adapted to Mr. Locke's, and Monsieur Rollin's notions of initiating any person into the knowledge of the science. Whereby even children may in a short time know the use of maps, and all the considerable countries in the world, their boundaries, extent, division, islands, rivers, lakes, chief cities, government and religion. Divided into lessons, by way of question and answer. With a list of the maps necessary for youth, &c. to which is added a new geography of Ireland -
The resurrection
A poem. Most humbly inscribed to the Reverend John Blachford, D.D. rector of St. Warburgh's parish. By James Eyre Weeks -
The young grammarian's magazine of words
Wherein, the most useful and classical words in every part of speech, are alphabetically ranged under their proper ending and termination: digested in columns, Latin and English. In which, the errors and defects of the common vocabularies and nomenclaturas are avoided, and all new-coined Latin and unclassical words are omitted. With a praxis on the parts of speech. For the use of schools. By James Eyre Weeks. Formerly of this university -
A candid disquisition of the principles and practices of the most antient and honourable society of Free and Accepted Masons
together with some strictures on the origin, nature, and design of that institution. -
The gentleman's hour glass, or an introduction to chronology: being a plain and compendious analysis of time, and its divisions
Comprehending the whole Science, after a new, and curious Method; containing a brief Account of the Flux of Time; the Value of Lives, and Explanation of Stiles, Epochs, Aera's, Periods, Revolutions, &c. For the use of schools and universities. By James Eyre Weeks -
The amazon
or female courage vindicated and asserted from the examples of several illustrious women, address'd to the ladies of Great-Britain, and Ireland on the present Occasion, And Humbly Inscribed to the Countess of Chesterfield. By James Eyre Weeks, late of the University -
A candid disquisition of the principles and practices of the most antient and honourable society of Free and Accepted Masons
together with some strictures on the origin, nature, and design of that institution. Dedicated, with permission, to the most noble and most worshipful Henry Duke of Beaufort, &c. &c. Grand Master. By Wellins Calcott P.M. [Two lines from Horace] -
The cobler's poem
To a certain noble peer. Occasioned by The Brick-Layer's poem. To which is added the exception. After the manner of Dean Swift. Just publish'd, Home clenches being a new set of conundrums, &c -
Ahiman Rezon
or, a help to a brother; shewing the excellency of secrecy, ... Together with Solomon's temple an oratorio, as it was performed for the benefit of free-masons. By Brother Laurence Dermott, Sec -
The prude; or, win her and wear her
a comedy -
Rebellion
A poem. Humbly Inscribed To His Excellency Philip, Earl of Chesterfield, Lord Lieutenant General and General Governor of Ireland