Ned Kelly's Melbourne journey and Beechworth trial tale
Outlaw Ned Kelly, wounded and exhausted, travels by ordinary train to Melbourne under heavy police guard after Benalla. He is later moved to Beechworth for a murder trial for the Stringybark Creek killings, with details of his capture, interview with his mother, and ongoing court proceedings. The report notes police precautions and public crowding at each step.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Walsh
Ryan
Benalla
North Melbourne
Victoria-street
Melbourne Gowl
Castreau
Shields
P. J. Aylward
Kelly
Neil
Fitzpatrick
Mra Kelly
Glenrowan
Yieturiana
Ned Kelly
Shield
Beechworth
Beechsworth
Lonergan and Scanlan
Stringy Bark Creek
Smith
Chomley
Garner
D. Gannson
Grota
Humour and Courtroom Snippets From an Ancient London Night
A collection of fragmented quips and anecdotes involving magistrates, jurors, and London society. Included are jokes about taking purses, babies waking, verses on genius, a Sunday school class, and a magistrate’s exchange with a rogue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silliall Schollar
Boot's Indigestion Cure Promises Relief by Testimony
A queller and several doctors fail to help indigestion until BOOT'S INDIGESTION CURE is tried. Testimonies from Janes J. Sara in Boyd Town Wat. Lyatt Thargomindah Evlen and others claim rapid improvement after use. Reports from Newcastle Herald and Australian press note widespread belief in its efficacy and market claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priss
Boot
Janes J. Sara
Boyd Town
Wat. Lyatt
Thargomindah Evlen
Queensland
Jean
Sydney
Newcastle Herald
Scotland’s Admiral Barton Battles English Fleet in Tale From The Sea
In a dramatic sea saga, Sir Andrew Barton’s ship Great Lion and the Unicorn clash with Sir Arthur Howard’s English squadron. Barton is mortally wounded as his crew fights valiantly, captors are paraded, and tensions rise between Scotland and England amid royal marriage intrigues and looming war. A Dominican friar hints at a vengeful invention, ending with a cliffhanger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crarren
Tle
Tague
Alfonse Vo
Etout
Harton
Lisburn
Stirling
James
Ansley
Mortagil
Scotland
Alfons
England
Armbrew Barton
Theonns Howins
Bedmund
London
Downs
North-Sea
Portugal
Robert Barton
Andrew
Lord Howard
Edmund Howard
Tower
Robert Baron
St. Andrew
Barton
Windsor Castle
Robert Horton
Borthwick
Andrew Barton
Andrew Wood
Robert
Agilow Wood
Tharton
Michael
Ewaahbuckler
James Duke of Rothesay
Cecilia
Edward IV
Duke of Albany
Edward
Duchess of Burgundy
Margaret
Duke of Clarence
Elas
Archibald
Earl of Angus
East
Middle Marches
Henry VII
Northumberland
David Falconer
Dundee
Father Zuill
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Charles White
By Ciantes Waite
Mrs. Jones
Mr. Jones
Whistler
Mr. Widetler
Yaci
Tomalina
Pendetiaie
Warrington
Wired
John Smith
Chicago
Atleman
Bloomsbury
Jane
WarZaa
Uae
McLaughlin
Fee
Geo. T. Hooker
Boveme Brunet
Rincleton
Bareaines
Dr.McLaughlin Co
Market St
Bega
Eiden-Monaro Hirectorate
the Live Newspaper
the South
W. A. Kneen
FIT and Style Guarantee
H. G. Organ
LION
J.C. Sewman
W. Rixon
Times
Edward Boot
Matthy
Cwmberland Mercury
Durham Chronicle
D. West
Bog
M. and I
H. P. Williams
Delabers
Wyndham
Rice
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