y separately published work icon Outward Bound : A Poem : Containing an Account in Verse of a Voyage in the Roxburgh Castle from England to Australia in 1863 selected work   poetry  
Issue Details: First known date: 1863... 1863 Outward Bound : A Poem : Containing an Account in Verse of a Voyage in the Roxburgh Castle from England to Australia in 1863
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Contents

* Contents derived from the Melbourne, Victoria,:Clarson, Shallard and Co. , 1864 version. Please note that other versions/publications may contain different contents. See the Publication Details.
Outward Bound : A Poemi"All hail, Britannia, happy land!", Howard Simcox , single work poetry (p. 7-68)
Lines on the Prince of Wales' Marriage : March 10th, 1863i"Great scion of illustrious house,", Howard Simcox , single work poetry (p. 30-32)
Note: Epigraph: These lines on the Prince of Wales' Wedding Day, were read in Cuddy, on the day, by the author.
Lines to Captain Dinsdale : Roxburgh Castlei"This feeble effort of my brain,", Howard Simcox , single work poetry (p. 36-37)
To Miss S___i"Many returns I hope and trust", Howard Simcox , single work poetry (p. 47-48)
Note: Epigraph: The writer regrets to say that he has heard of the untimely death of this young lady which took place since his first edition was published.
Fearful Adventure in England : And Most Providential Escape, Experienced Some Time Back By the Authori"'Tis not so many years ago", Howard Simcox , single work poetry (p. 69-75)
May 19, 1863i"Hail! Albert Edward, thou of royal line", Howard Simcox , single work poetry (p. 76-77)
March 10, 1864i"Another year has fled, bells ring and cannons roar", Howard Simcox , single work poetry (p. 78)
Ode to Australiai"All hail! Australia - thou in former years", Howard Simcox , single work poetry (p. 78-80)
Lines on the Albatrossi"All hail! thou monarch of the sea bird tribe,", Howard Simcox , single work poetry (p. 80-81)
The Travelleri"The weary traveller towards the close of day,", Howard Simcox , single work poetry (p. 81-82)
The Bushi"Here's to Victoria, the land of the gum tree,", Howard Simcox , single work poetry (p. 83-84)
Lake of Colaci"Calm and serene shines the sun on thy waters,", Howard Simcox , single work poetry (p. 84-85)
Lines on Avocai"If Ballarat the kingdom can command", Howard Simcox , single work poetry (p. 85-86)
King of Colaci"Old King of Colac", Howard Simcox , single work poetry (p. 86-87)
Warrnambool : An Acrostici"Wild are the billows that break on thy shore,", Howard Simcox , single work poetry (p. 88)
On Stone-Breaking Machine, Belfasti"What cannot art combined with science now", Howard Simcox , single work poetry (p. 88-89)
Lines on Deserted Goldfields : Suggested by the Author's Visit to Deep Lead, Near Stawelli"What means that whitened and discolored mass", Howard Simcox , single work poetry (p. 89-90)
New Zealand Chief to Englishmani"White man, we thought you Bible did obey,", Howard Simcox , single work poetry (p. 90-91)
Englishman to New Zealand Chiefi"Treaties respect which years ago you made.", Howard Simcox , single work poetry (p. 91-92)
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