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• The True Story of the KellyGang of Bushrangers Chapter 21 page 2
  ...Ned Kelly’s wounds were attended to, though at somewhat less expense by Dr Shields, the Government medical officer at the Melbourne Gaol. Over ₤600
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• The Last of the Bushrangers Chapter 13 page 5
  == Dr Ryan Sent == ...ted, and at about ten o'clock another special, taking Captain Standish, Dr Ryan, Senior constable [[Const Patrick Walsh|Walsh]] and five other constables,
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• The Complete Inner History of the KellyGang and their Pursuers (91)
  ...unted to £607, about £480 of which was paid to his relative, Dr. Charles Ryan; while this officer was being petted and coddled on all sides, and a specia ...nection with this horror, the author wrote to the Hon the Chief Secretary (Dr Argyle) as follows:—
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• The Argus at KellyGang 12/12/1931 (2)
  9.12 Ned Kelly has three bullet wounds in leg. Dr Nicholson does not consider any of them mortal. No police wounded. Men very ...s of his wrist. He goes down tomorrow morning to Melbourne with Dr Charles Ryan - Standish.
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• The Age (10)
  == Dr Ryan Sent == ...ted, and at about ten o'clock another special, taking Captain Standish, Dr Ryan, Senior constable Walsh and five other constables, and a quantity of ammuni
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• The Argus (14)
  ...ed in the van in order to give Kelly the medical attention he required. Dr Ryan was intermitting in his attention to his patient during the long journey. O ...n the right leg there were found no less than eight or none slug shots. Dr Ryan was also in attendance, and the opinion of both medical gentlemen was that
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• The Argus (18)
  ...l. The reports of Dr Charles Ryan who accompanied him, on the journey, and Dr Shields, the medical officer of the gaol, are to the effect that, though ra
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• The Argus (19)
  ...ports of Dr Charles [[Ryan|Ryan]], who accompanied him on the journey, and Dr Shields, the medical officer of the gaol, are to the effect that, though ra
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• The Age (14)
  ...J [[Rupertswood|Clarke]] and will be visited each day by Dr Charles [[Ryan|Ryan]]. Yesterday he was much improved and sanguine hopes are entertained of his ...and some other prisoners, and yesterday he was visited by [[Melbourne Gaol|Dr Shields]], although he continues to suffer very great plain from his wounds
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• The Argus (20)
  ...is never left alone, a wardsman being told off to attend to him at night. Dr Shields, the medical officer of the gaol, continues to attend the prisoner, ...anticipated at the time of his return to his residence. Dr Charles [[Ryan|Ryan]] has been in attendance upon him, and under that gentleman's treatment Mr
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• The Argus (35)
  ...been complied with as far as the opinion of the resident medical officer, Dr Shields, would allow. He is under remand to appear at the City Police Court ...tswood|W J Clarke]], at Sunbury. He is attended daily by Dr Charles [[Ryan|Ryan]], and is progressing favourably. Yesterday he was doing nicely, but there
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• The Argus at KellyGang 8/7/1880 (7)
  ...f Edward Kelly he was attended by Dr Nicholson, of Benalla, and Dr Charles Ryan, of Melbourne.  Divested of his massive coat of armour, he looked a most e
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• The Argus at KellyGang 8/7/1880 (8)
  ...Kelly.  Mr Hare was on his return to his residence attended by Dr Charles Ryan, and it was found that his left wrist had been completely shattered, a coni
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• The Argus (44)
  ...se you want more.’ He then left the office, and hastened away. Just then Dr Nicholson entered. He examined my wound, and told me I had sustained a very “At about 3 o'clock, Dr Charles [[Ryan|Ryan]] arrived from Melbourne, and dressed my hand, and [[Nicholson|DrNicholson]
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• The Argus at KellyGang 19/10/1881 (7)
  ...ounted to £607, about £480 of which was paid to his relative, Dr Charles Ryan. While this officer was being petted and coddled on all sides, and a specia
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• Royal Commission report day 13 page 9
  ...me by the members of the force who witnessed it. understand also that Mr. Charles [[Rawlins|Rawlins]], of [[Winton Swamp|Lake Winton]] , was also in Mr. Hare I have also to acknowledge the readiness with which [[Nicholson|Dr. John Nicholson]], of Benalla, accompanied my party, to afford any professi
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• Royal Commission report Appendix 3 page 5
  ...se you want more.’ He then left the office, and hastened away. Just then Dr. Nicholson entered. He examined my wound, and told me I had sustained a ver ...o'clock, Dr. Charles Ryan arrived from Melbourne, and dressed my hand, and Dr. Nicholson, returning just then, assisted in the operation.
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• People
  [[Melbourne Gaol|Barker]] Dr [[Const Cornelius Ryan|Comyn]] pc
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• Hare
  On the way down to Melbourne on the train I became quite ill and Dr [[Nicholson|Nicholson]] came to see me at [[Violet Town|Violet Town]]. I was looked after by [[Nicholson|Dr Nicholson]]. He described my injuries in his interview([[The Argus (33)|Arg
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• Ryan
  == Importance of Dr C Ryan == == What did Dr Ryan look like ==
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