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  • '''Start of the hearing -opening remarks against Ned Kelly''' ...-constable Kelly, and he said that McIntyre’s statement about the murder of the police was correct. He would now proceed with the evidence, and would,
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  • ...on this same side that the gang made their first appearance. I lost sight of Byrne and Dan Kelly in the spear-grass. ...Which direction did they go in?” I pointed north-west in the direction of Benalla, and said they were there, and the prisoner said, “That is very s
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  • The Age continued with its report of the '''KellyGang''' == full text of article ==
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  • == full text of article == '''Mr Gaunson''' here asked that a note be made that the whole of the conversation in the cell was objected to.
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  • == full text of article == ...her]], who was arrested with a baby at her breast and convicted of a crime of which she was innocent.
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  • '''full text of article''' ...the information they desired, but at the same time he recognized that one of them was Edward Kelly and the other Joe Byrne.
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  • The Age continued with its report of Ned Kelly's committal hearing in Beechworth '''full text of article'''
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  • The Age continued with its report of Ned Kelly's committal hearing in Beechworth '''full text of article'''
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  • The Age continued with its report of the '''KellyGang''' '''full text of the article'''
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  • The Age continued with its report of the '''KellyGang''' '''full text of the article'''
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  • ...what reason, however, it has not has not been made public, but it has been of such a nature that [[William Zincke MP|Zincke]] has thrown up the case, and ...pected to act in a similar manner with the political party in the Assembly of which he is a member. Mr Zincke warmly resented such a proposal, I am told,
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  • == full text of the article == '''TRIAL OF EDWARD KELLY'''
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  • == full text of the article == == THE TRIAL OF KELLY ==
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  • == full text of the article == ...ad objected to should be reserved, and a case stated for the consideration of the Full Court .
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  • == full text of the article == ...ould not be manslaughter. The verdict of the jury must either be guilty of murder or an acquittal.
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  • ... part of the KellyGang story The Age continued with its report of efforts to save Ned Kelly
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  • ...A party of black trackers, hired from Queensland, had evidently the effect of deterring the gang from showing themselves openly, and as time wore on the ...they knew would be sent up to pursue them as soon as the news of the fresh murder was known. 
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  • ...m. On Sunday, 27th June, 1880, a telegram came announcing Aaron Sherritt's murder. Got it about 4pm. At Mr Hare's request, I communicated with Mr O'Connor an
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  • ...several times, but never stayed long, telling me he was always hunted out of Melbourne by Sir Bryan O'Loghlen, Acting Chief Secretary. ...mmunication with persons likely to know the gang's movements, and got some of them to act as spies. He was not reticent with Mr Sadleir or myself.
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  • ...re Aaron was shot. Saw Detective Ward. Had reason to think the four men in Sherritt's house were not performing their duty properly. ...urposely. At last we came to within 60 yards of Mrs Byrne's house. He said Aaron usually lay under a tree which he pointed out, 30 or 40 yards from the hous
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