... long, 1 don't think I’d have commenced it. Mr. John O'Connell, find by the English papers, say there are but forty” of the seceders, while they have eighl millions. This is an error, a* I know. Mr. John O’Connel will find that the men who have worked ...

... yet it is but the curt embodiment of that great principle of nationality to which all true men, from Hugh O’Neill to Grattan, from Grattan's to our days, have pledged their souls—the gospel which God gave us when he gave us nativity here—which all earth ...

... invincible brotherhood all loyal and zealous Repealers. To secure the frequent attendance and active co-opcration as formerly of Grattan, and to smooth the way for the return of such honest, disinterested, and practical men as O'Brien, Haughton, Griffin, Cane ...