| [I.] | Black Dennis Nolan | 1 |
| [II.] | Nolan Shows His Aptitude for Command | 19 |
| [III.] | Foxey Jack Quinn Slips Away | 36 |
| [IV.] | Dead Man's Diamonds | 54 |
| [V.] | Father McQueen Visits His Flock | 64 |
| [VI.] | The Girl from the Cross-trees | 86 |
| [VII.] | The Gold of the "Royal William" | 101 |
| [VIII.] | The Skipper Struggles Against Superstition | 115 |
| [IX.] | Some Early Visits | 135 |
| [X.] | Mary Kavanagh | 147 |
| [XI.] | The Skipper Carries a Letter | 164 |
| [XII.] | Dick Lynch Goes on the War-path | 181 |
| [XIII.] | Bill Brennen Preaches Loyalty | 194 |
| [XIV.] | Dick Lynch Meets Mr. Darling | 210 |
| [XV.] | Mr. Darling Sets Out on a Journey | 225 |
| [XVI.] | Mr. Darling Arrives in Chance Along | 235 |
| [XVII.] | Mary Kavanagh Uses Her Wits | 250 |
| [XVIII.] | Mother Nolan Does Some Spying | 265 |
| [XIX.] | Mary at Work Again | 279 |
| [XX.] | Father McQueen's Return | 292 |