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  • During the forenoon the body of '''Byrne''' was brought out of the lookup where it lay, and slung up in an erect position on the outsid ...way line, on the west side, and on the rising ground which leads up to The Morgan's lookout, which is the nearest peak of the Warby Ranges. The [[Stanistreet (
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  • ...could be detached. He fired up on me again, and asked 'If I could not draw out the bolts with my teeth?' I appeased him by replying that he could not do t The man who stopped the train turns out to be Mr Thomas [[Thomas Curnow|Curnow]], the local schoolmaster. Mr and Mr
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  • ...hief point in their reputation seems to be that they have never been found out in any act of law-breaking. ...@#$%^&* you would not do that if Ned was here!” and seizing a shovel out of the fireplace struck the constable over the head therewith and knocked h
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  • ...g out, “What is the use of larking in this way?” The two men then came out from behind trees and bailed them up. Both carried firearms. One was then r
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  • ...ealousy, some from a bare desire to thieve, but this crime was an enormity out of all proportion. A party of men took up arms against society, organised a '''Prisoner''': Yes; that is the way the evidence brought it out.
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  • '''The Prisoner''' . That is the way the evidence came out here. It appeared the I deliberately took up arms of my own accord, and ind ...brave of a man to sacrifice the lives of his fellow-creatures in carrying out his own wild ideas, to see that it is a life to be avoided by every possibl
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  • The prisoner: “That is how the evidence came out here. It appeared that I deliberately took up arms of my own accord, and in ...brave of a man to sacrifice the lives of his fellow creatures in carrying out his own wild ideas, to see that it is a life to be avoided by every possibl
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  • The Kelly feeling had practically died out, and the wretched murderer might have gone quietly to the grave, and his hi
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  • ...as I believed the Kellys would make for that place and "Power's Look-out." There I met Strachan's search party, who had arranged to meet the ot
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  • ...you know where [[Dan Morgan|Morgan]] was captured?— I know Morgan's look-out well. I do not know the exact spot. ...pinion, every effort was made by the police during the two years they were out there?— I do say that, very emphatically, principally the officers.
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  • ...d]]. I got acquainted with the criminals in Wangaratta, and when they came out of there they were never without criminals rallying around them; and the Qu
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  • ...at there was important information on the line. We were told then to carry out instructions previously supplied by Inspecting Superintendent Nicolson.
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  • ...nd some fellow said, “Do not be so smart unloading your ride, young man, look what is coming before you”; and I saw some of their friends coming up, an ...th Mr. [[Sadleir|Sadleir]], was that about the time the people were coming out?— Yes.
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  • 10340 And you could see from your position this boy or man coming out of the house?— Yes, as I say I saw them. ...gure of a man coming through the woods from the direction of Morgan's Look-out. He walked straight towards the hotel, and when within twenty yards of Cons
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  • 10415 Their whole aim was then to carry out the orders given by Mr. Hare not to let them escape?— Not to let them esc ...rder to observe what was done by the Kelly gang. For instance, I may point out that when Kelly made his appearance, I did not believe that any person in t
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  • ...hen it was supposed the Kellys had passed Wangaratta, and a party was sent out after them in charge of Mr. Brook Smith?— I do. ...of five horses. I coo-ee-d on Mr. Smith and brought him back, and pointed out to him that I believed those were the outlaws; and he concurred with me tha
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  • ...to proceed out as far as [[Mrs Margaret Byrne|Bryan's place]]– that is, Morgan's Gap–and that he would follow. ...een out–all loose?— Some of them had been loose, and we wanted to find out what direction they had gone.
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  • ...e account of his search of the splitters camp Hell's Hole, Morgan's Look - out and other parts of the Warby Ranges including the orange grove that he made
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  • ...outlaw suddenly appeared and signed to him to following to the bush. When out of sight of the track they had a long conversation together, Byrne wanting
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  • ...s fellow detectives; and when his turn came to see the prisoner, a puzzled look passed over Jack’s face for a few moments; but presently, turning to one ...ice force, the rest of the band have been traced to their dens and brought out to the daylight. We have a sound and well-organised police force.’ ( ''Th
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