Now, leave these things here and put on your caps again.

If you go to the bar the landlord has orders to give you a glass of grog each.

Don't say a word as to where you have been, Hogan, but get back to your quarters.

When you have had your grog, sergeant, look in again before you go." When the men had gone out Captain O'Connor opened the letter, which merely confirmed what the sergeant said.

When Sergeant Morris returned Captain O'Connor told him that the company were to parade an hour before daylight.
"Don't give the order to-night, sergeant; but go round from house to house yourself in the morning, rouse the men, and tell them to fall in quietly without beat of drum.
"Everything is going on well, boys," he said when the sergeant had left, "and I think we have a good chance of laying these scoundrels by the heels to-morrow.