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| title = ''The Wild Goose''
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| override_editor = [[Author:John Flood|John Flood]] and [[Author:John Boyle O'Reilly|John Boyle O'Reilly]]
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| notes = a hand-written newspaper created in late 1867 by Fenian prisoners aboard the ''[[w:Hougoumont (ship)|Hougoumont]]'', the last ship to transport convicts to Australia.<br/>
| wikipedia = The Wild Goose
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See also the [[Index:The Wild Goose.djvu|scan index]].
| notes = '''''The Wild Goose''''' was a hand-written newspaper created in late 1867 by Fenian prisoners aboard the Hougoumont, the last ship to transport convicts to Australia.
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* [[/Number 6|Number 6]]
* [[/Number 6|Number 6]]
* [[/Number 7|Number 7]] ("Christmas Number")}}
* [[/Number 7|Number 7]] ("Christmas Number")}}

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<section begin="Contents" />
Assumed pseudonyms:
* "Binn Éider" is John Flood
* "J.N." is [[w:Joseph Nunan|Joseph Nunan]]
* "Beta" and "Delta" are Fr. Bernard Delaney (ship's chaplain)
* "{{sc|Lao}}i" and "Kappa" are John Edward Kelly
* "Mushra" is Thomas Duggan
* "Boyne" is O'Reilly

{| class="wikitable" {{ts|sm85}}
|-
| colspan=3 style="background:lightblue;color: #202122;" | [[The Wild Goose/Number 1|Number 1]]
|-
| Queen Cliodhna. Chapter 1 || story || Mushra
|-
| Home Thoughts || essay ||
|-
| Farewell || poem || John Boyle O'Reilly
|-
| Prison Thoughts || poem || {{sc|Lao}}i
|-
| A Leap for Liberty || story || J.N.
|-
| Australia || essay || Kappa

|-
| colspan=3 style="background:lightblue;color: #202122;" | [[The Wild Goose/Number 2|Number 2]]
|-
| Queen Cliodhna. Chapter 2. || story ||
|-
| Samuel Wiggins || story ||
|-
| Self-Reliance || essay ||
|-
| Did we deserve it? || essay ||
|-
| A Scotch Echo || story ||
|-
| The Green || poem || JBO
|-
| Hallow E’en || poem || Binn Éider

|-
| colspan=3 style="background:lightblue;color: #202122;" | [[The Wild Goose/Number 3|Number 3]]
|-
| Queen Cliodhna. Chapter 3. || story ||
|-
| A 4th of July in America. Part 1. || story || Kappa
|-
| Forethought || essay ||
|-
| What are the wild Waves saying. || essay ||
|-
| Mary || poem || JBO
|-
| To —— || poem || Binn Éider
|-
| Two Days at Killarney || story || J.N.
|-
| Mr. Wild Goose,— || letter || Delta

|-
| colspan=3 style="background:lightblue;color: #202122;" | [[The Wild Goose/Number 4|Number 4]]
|-
| Queen Cliodhna. Chapter 4. || story ||
|-
| A 4th of July in America. Part 2. || story || Kappa
|-
| Under the Surface || essay ||
|-
| A Mother’s Love || poem || JBO
|-
| Extract translated from the family of St. Augustin || essay || Beta
|-
| Two days at Killarney (cont'd) || story || J.N.
|-
| In the rose-scented breeze, ... || poem || {{sc|Lao}}i
|-
| First steps || essay || Boyne
|-
| To the Editors of the "Wild Goose." || letter || Paddy from Cork

|-
| colspan=3 style="background:lightblue;color: #202122;" | [[The Wild Goose/Number 5|Number 5]]
|-
| An Incident in the Life of Lord Edward Fitzgerald || story ||
|-
| Musings || essay || Kappa
|-
| Laudable Ambition || essay ||
|-
| Little Things || essay ||
|-
| Past.—Present.—Future. || essay ||
|-
| Live it down. || poem || Binn Éider
|-
| Prison Thoughts.—II. || poem || {{sc|Lao}}i
|-
| Memory || poem || JBO
|-
| Friendship || poem || Yuir
|-
| Two Days at Killarney (contd.) || story || J.N.

|-
| colspan=3 style="background:lightblue;color: #202122;" | [[The Wild Goose/Number 6|Number 6]]
|-
| Nora Daly. Chapter 1 || story || {{sc|Lao}}i
|-
| Erring Ones || poem || JBO
|-
| Biology || essay ||
|-
| A Look Within || essay ||
|-
| Gentle Words || essay ||
|-
| The Useful || essay ||
|-
| Louisa Hayden || poem || Binn Éider
|-
| [[The Wild Goose/The Old School Clock|The Old School Clock]] || poem || JBO
|-
| The Boyne|| essay || Boyne

|-
| colspan=3 style="background:lightblue;color: #202122;" | [[The Wild Goose/Number 7|Number 7 - Christmas Number]]
|-
| Adieu! || essay ||
|-
| The Future || essay || Beta
|-
| Nora Daly. Chapter 2. || story || {{sc|Lao}}i
|-
| Nora Daly. Chapter 3. || story || {{sc|Lao}}i
|-
| Cinderella || poem || Binn Éider
|-
| Farewell || essay ||
|-
| Christmas Garland || poem ||
|-
| Cremona || poem || Binn Éider
|-
| The Flying Dutchman || poem || JBO
|-
| A Merry Christmas! || poem || JBO
|-
| Holly Leaves || poem || Binn Éider
|-
| Welcome Merry Christmas || poem || Binn Éider
|-
| Kate || poem || Binn Éider
|-
| Christmas Night || poem || JBO
|-
| Christmas Eve || poem || Binn Éider
|}<section end="Contents" />
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Latest revision as of 06:33, 7 July 2024

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The Wild Goose (1867)
edited by John Flood and John Boyle O'Reilly
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a hand-written newspaper created in late 1867 by Fenian prisoners aboard the Hougoumont, the last ship to transport convicts to Australia.
See also the scan index.

1638701The Wild Goose1867
Editions (not listed in original)
Extended content

Assumed pseudonyms:

  • "Binn Éider" is John Flood
  • "J.N." is Joseph Nunan
  • "Beta" and "Delta" are Fr. Bernard Delaney (ship's chaplain)
  • "Laoi" and "Kappa" are John Edward Kelly
  • "Mushra" is Thomas Duggan
  • "Boyne" is O'Reilly
Number 1
Queen Cliodhna. Chapter 1 story Mushra
Home Thoughts essay
Farewell poem John Boyle O'Reilly
Prison Thoughts poem Laoi
A Leap for Liberty story J.N.
Australien essay Kappa
Number 2
Queen Cliodhna. Chapter 2. story
Samuel Wiggins story
Self-Reliance essay
Did we deserve it? essay
A Scotch Echo story
The Green poem JBO
Hallow E’en poem Binn Éider
Number 3
Queen Cliodhna. Chapter 3. story
A 4th of July in America. Part 1. story Kappa
Forethought essay
What are the wild Waves saying. essay
Mary poem JBO
To —— poem Binn Éider
Two Days at Killarney story J.N.
Mr. Wild Goose,— letter Delta
Number 4
Queen Cliodhna. Chapter 4. story
A 4th of July in America. Part 2. story Kappa
Under the Surface essay
A Mother’s Love poem JBO
Extract translated from the family of St. Augustin essay Beta
Two days at Killarney (cont'd) story J.N.
In the rose-scented breeze, ... poem Laoi
First steps essay Boyne
To the Editors of the "Wild Goose." letter Paddy from Cork
Number 5
An Incident in the Life of Lord Edward Fitzgerald story
Musings essay Kappa
Laudable Ambition essay
Little Things essay
Past.—Present.—Future. essay
Live it down. poem Binn Éider
Prison Thoughts.—II. poem Laoi
Memory poem JBO
Friendship poem Yuir
Two Days at Killarney (contd.) story J.N.
Number 6
Nora Daly. Chapter 1 story Laoi
Erring Ones poem JBO
Biology essay
A Look Within essay
Gentle Words essay
The Useful essay
Louisa Hayden poem Binn Éider
The Old School Clock poem JBO
The Boyne essay Boyne
Number 7 - Christmas Number
Adieu! essay
The Future essay Beta
Nora Daly. Chapter 2. story Laoi
Nora Daly. Chapter 3. story Laoi
Cinderella poem Binn Éider
Farewell essay
Christmas Garland poem
Cremona poem Binn Éider
The Flying Dutchman poem JBO
A Merry Christmas! poem JBO
Holly Leaves poem Binn Éider
Welcome Merry Christmas poem Binn Éider
Kate poem Binn Éider
Christmas Night poem JBO
Christmas Eve poem Binn Éider
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