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• Royal Commission Second Report Part XV ( page 22)
  ...the cordon of police, rejoin and die with his companions in the hotel. His capture was effected without much difficulty or danger, as he was wounded in severa
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• Royal Commission Second Report Part XV ( page 23)
  ...ett]], Constable [[Const J Dwyer|Dwyer]], and others, were early in at the capture of Ned Kelly, who, having been overpowered and divested of his armour, was
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• Royal Commission Second Report Part XV ( page 24)
  ...o undertake the duty, and that he must go, and if he should succeed in the capture of the outlaws he would be duly rewarded. See Question [[Royal Commission r ...and from all the information then obtained, the police were as far off the capture of the outlaws as they were when Mr. Hare left the district eleven months b
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• Royal Commission Second Report ( page 25)
  ...ad come within his grasp. He took advantage of that, which resulted in the capture and destruction of the band of outlaws, who, for nearly two years, set the
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• Royal Commission Second Report ( page 27)
  ...n Mr. Hare went to Benalla on 2nd June 1880 the police were as far off the capture of the Kelly gang as when he left the district eleven months previously, is
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• Royal Commission report Appendix 2 page 1
  ...d implied that the long-continued efforts of the police force to trace and capture the outlaws have been characterised by supineness and apathy; that the poli
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• Royal Commission report Appendix 3 page 1
  ...hranger; that Mr. Nicolson and Mr. Montford had reaped the benefit of that capture; and that I, who was directed to organize the whole affair, am still in the
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• Royal Commission report Appendix 3 page 5
  ...hat I decline to participate in any of the rewards already offered for the capture of these outlaws. “I cannot bring my report to a close without strongly d
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• Royal Commission report Appendix 15
  ...naman that they had horses for carrying their provisions which since their capture has been proved beyond a doubt.
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• Royal Commission report Appendix 20
  View about attempts to capture of KellyGang and Glenrowan
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• Recollections of a Victorian Police Officer Chapter VI page 2
  ...who are most eager to get away are of a very dangerous class, and their re-capture is often a very difficult and costly business. Some thirteen prisoners esca
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• Recollections of a Victorian Police Officer Chapter XV page 5
  ...is shovel. The constable might have used his revolver, but he preferred to capture his man alive. Jumping aside, he avoided some downward blows delivered by t
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• Recollections of a Victorian Police Officer Chapter XXIII page 2
  The ''Argus,'' referring to the prompt capture of three of the robbers, said that it showed in a remarkable manner the eff
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• Recollections of a Victorian Police Officer Chapter XXVI page 3
  ...ny dangerous or difficult piece of work had to be done. His conduct at the capture of the bushrangers at Glenrowan showed what he was. Without waiting for ins
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• Recollections of a Victorian Police Officer Chapter XXV page 2
  ...was appointed in 1852. Had [[Hare|Frank Hare]] been wise enough, after the capture and destruction of the Kelly Gang at Glenrowan, to abstain from unjust refl
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• Recollections of a Victorian Police Officer Chapter XX page 1
  ...at the life of the tribe depends on the skill exercised in the pursuit and capture of the wild creatures that provide its food. In their wild state each and e
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• Recollections of a Victorian Police Officer Chapter XX page 4
  ...then march to its summit, where - it was assumed the gang would be waiting capture. It was admitted that it would take some days to move the men into position
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• Allen
  '''Capture of Ned Kelly'''
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• Const Arthur
  ...e or his assistant should clearly recognise them, then he should certainly capture them, if an opportunity offers-J. S., Superintendent)-but simply to watch a '''Capture of Ned Kelly'''
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• Const Daniel Barry
  '''Capture of Ned Kelly'''
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