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"[[Wild Wright|Isaiah Wright]], who was lately committed for horse-stealing at Wangaratta, has volunteered," says the [[Newspapers|Ovens Spectator]], "to turn approver against the third man, [[Anne Kelly and Alex Gunn|Alexander Gunn]], who will be taken before the Wangaratta Bench this morning. He was taken down to Wangaratta mounted, and in hand-cuffs, of course, under escort, and by virtue of a writ of habeas. In this case, at all events, when rogues fall out honest people are likely to come by their own. Kelly informs on Power; is himself then informed on; being arrested, he then more than probably turned round upon Wright, and now Wright betrays Gunn."

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