Series 1: Broadsides, chiefly printed by P. Brereton of Dublin
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Rare Books & Special Collections, Hesburgh Libraries
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"Merry Ploughboy," and "Old Soldier's Daughter"
"Mitchell's Address"
"Most Tragic Lines Written on the Seduction and Lamentable Death of Anny Gray"
"Mother, Mother, Let me Kiss Thee," and "After Dark"
"Mrs. O'Donovan Rosia's Lament for her Husband"
"Murderous Outrage and Attack on the Tenant Farmers at Douvilla in the County of Cavan"
"Murphy is Coming"
"Murphy the Blighted Potatoes"
"My Bark is Bounding Near," "Maiden, I'll Never Deceive Thee," "Pirate Crew," "Standard Bearer," "Marble Halls," and "Love Not"
"My Emmets No More," and "Molly Bawn"
"My Grandmother's Chair"
"My Mother is a True Born Irishman," and "Travelling Tinker"
"New Song Called William and Jane on the Banks of Clyde"
"New Version of Paddle Your Own Canoe by a Sailor in the City of Waterford"
"O'Reilly from the Co. Cavan or the Phoenix of Erin's Green Isle"
"Old Dog Tray," and "Good-bye, Sweetheart! Good-bye"
"Oleon's Ashes" and "Come Dwell with Me"
"On the Wexford Man of '98"
"One Suit Between Two" and "The Scarlet Flower"
"Our Latest Song - The Gems of the Land League. Air- The Gems of Old Ireland"
"Over the Garden Wall"
"Oyster Girl," "If I Had A Thousand A Year," and "Ellen the Fair"
"Oyster Shell Bonnet and Dandy Chignauns"
"Parody on Paddle Your Own Canoe"
"Parson and Quaker," "Though Fortune Darkly Over Me Frowns," and "Silly Young Maid"
"Patrick Brady"
"Patrick O'Neill"
"Patrick Sheehan"
"Pleasant Looking Wife"
"Poor Pat Must Emigrate. Air-'Apple Praters'"