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'''THE KELLY SYMPATHISERS'''
BEECHWORTH, Tuesday
[[Wild Wright|Isaiah. Wright]], Francis [[Frank Harty|Hearty]], Thomas [[Tom Lloyd Jnr|Lloyd]], Richard [[Richard Strickland|Strickand]], John [[Jack Quinn Jnr|Quin]], James [[Jimmy Quinn|Quin]], John [[Jack Lloyd Jnr|Lloyd]], James [[James Clancey|Clancy]], Daniel [[Daniel Clancey|Clancy]], and John Cain, were again brought before Mr [[Foster|Foster]], PM, to-day, charged with aiding' and abetting the Kelly gang. Superintendent Furnell asked that the prisoners should be remanded for another week. Mr [[William Zincke MP|Zincke]] opposed the application, and protested that it was both unjust and illegal to continue [[Sympathizers|imprisonment of the men]] without any evidence against them. The police magistrate concurred, and said four months ought to be sufficient to enable the police to produce evidence sufficient to justify the further retention of the prisoners. As such evidence was not forthcoming, he would discharge the whole of them. The men then left the court, with several friends who were waiting for them.
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'''THE KELLY SYMPATHISERS'''
BEECHWORTH, Tuesday
[[Wild Wright|Isaiah. Wright]], Francis [[Frank Harty|Hearty]], Thomas [[Tom Lloyd Jnr|Lloyd]], Richard [[Richard Strickland|Strickand]], John [[Jack Quinn Jnr|Quin]], James [[Jimmy Quinn|Quin]], John [[Jack Lloyd Jnr|Lloyd]], James [[James Clancey|Clancy]], Daniel [[Daniel Clancey|Clancy]], and John Cain, were again brought before Mr [[Foster|Foster]], PM, to-day, charged with aiding' and abetting the Kelly gang. Superintendent Furnell asked that the prisoners should be remanded for another week. Mr [[William Zincke MP|Zincke]] opposed the application, and protested that it was both unjust and illegal to continue [[Sympathizers|imprisonment of the men]] without any evidence against them. The police magistrate concurred, and said four months ought to be sufficient to enable the police to produce evidence sufficient to justify the further retention of the prisoners. As such evidence was not forthcoming, he would discharge the whole of them. The men then left the court, with several friends who were waiting for them.
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