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• Royal Commission report 18/5/1881
  ..., SConst Kelly was in Benalla. He assisted Sup Hare by getting the special train ready to go up to Beechworth. He gave lots of details of who did what and h
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• Royal Commission report day 23 page 4
  ...but we spoke over this matter, and he told me to go on to Wangaratta–the train was at my disposal, I could delay it for half an hour or an hour it I consi
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• Royal Commission report day 23 page 6
  ...rd it in Benalla, and I was, I have stated, about coming up in the special train on the morning of the 2nd. ...s a party of police that came from Mansfield that day and took the special train as soon as we had something to eat. It was two small parties met, but there
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• Royal Commission report day 23 page 8
  ...rer to Whorouly than it was to Benalla, and the men were run up by special train right past that place..
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• Royal Commission report day 23 page 9
  ...en or eleven mouths after they were out. Men were sent up there by special train. ...run about the district, on information obtained by the officer, by special train, and the others kept ignorant of the facts.
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• Royal Commission report day 23 page 10
  ...the enquiries from the constable that was stationed in Wangaratta' at the train at one in the morning. I heard what he had to say, and when told that the t
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• Royal Commission report day 23 page 11
  ...he train coming, and I got anxious about five minutes past three about the train. ...96|8996]]</span> Did you hear any information?— No, but you can hear the train down the line for nearly seven or eight miles coming, but I could not hear
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• Royal Commission report day 23 page 12
  ...then. I had been ten or fifteen minutes at the tree then when I heard the train coming in from Benalla–saw it passing up in front. ...was a beautiful, bright, moonlight night, a very bright light. Just as the train stopped at the station, I heard the sound of iron and of people moving abou
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• Royal Commission report day 23 page 14
  ...adleir''— You heard my voice?— I heard your voice coming down from the train. Mr. Sadleir could have been about without my seeing him.
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• Royal Commission report 31/5/1881
  On returning to Benalla Steele headed off by train with a search party to the country around Yackandandah to follow up a possi
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• Royal Commission report day 24 page 1
  ...day the 3rd November I came from Mansfield to Benalla and took the special train. ...hat you heard by wire at Wangaratta, through the station, that the special train containing Mr. Hare and party left Benalla at five minutes past two on the
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• Royal Commission report day 24 page 6
  ...ning?— The only reason–the station master said he thought he heard the train, and I ran down the line and heard a volley fired then. ...tion–Warby Ranges not the opposite direction to Beechworth, going by the train?— Hardly that.
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• Royal Commission report day 24 page 9
  ...rc9394">[[#rc9394|9394]]</span> Were you one of those who went down in the train from Wangaratta to Glenrowan?— Yes.
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• Royal Commission report day 24 page 10
  ...Was that before you went up to Mrs. Jones's house?— It was. At this, the train conveying Mr. Sadleir and his party whistled coming into Glenrowan, and a g ...him.” At this, Mr. Sadleir turned round to the men, who were all at the train at the time, and standing in a mob on the platform, and said, “Come on, m
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• Royal Commission report day 24 page 14
  ...it to the men who had not much. Approaching the railway station where the train was, I saw Mr. [[Rawlins|Rawlins]] and one of the reporters of the press le
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• Royal Commission report day 24 page 15
  ...Mr. Sadleir wanted him at the station. At this time, Mrs. O'Connor and the train she was in was whistling, going back to Benalla. Mr. O'Connor stood up in t ...03]]</span> ''By the Commission''— How could you tell the bullet hit the train?— I heard the rattle of the bullet going through the wheels.
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• Royal Commission report day 25 page 6
  ...d him to the pilot, which we mounted; the pilot then put back to the other train, and we then together proceeded on to the Glenrowan station. When we reache
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• Royal Commission report day 25 page 7
  ...and Jimmy, the black tracker. I remained at the railway crossing until the train arrived at the station. The newly-arrived police came down the line towards ...came up and told me and another constable that had arrived by the Benalla train that he had picked up Ned Kelly's skull cap and rifle. I asked him what he
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• Royal Commission report day 25 page 8
  ...him after you arrived at Glenrowan?— The first time I saw him after the train left Benalla was at Glenrowan, at eight o'clock in the day, with Mr. [[Sadl ...Constable Mullane was the first to come to me. He arrived with the Benalla train.
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• Royal Commission report day 25 page 11
  ...98">[[#rc9798|9798]]</span> You do not remember?— I remember there was a train went, but not the time.
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