Australian Bushranging and Harly Days tale unfolds
A lengthy account describes bushranging exploits in rural Australia. It names locations such as Cowra and Bygiloine, details raids on travelers and coaches, and mentions police actions, arrests, and pursuit across the countryside. The piece recalls specific incidents, voices, and the rough atmosphere of outlaw life in the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comramud Hyrtangong
Ang Bung
Twewarde
Bland
Garis
Nat
Uwe Moreng
Lyne Thang
Toto Cowra
Bygiloine
Mure
Dungy
Iolad Motvire
Polly's Story Ends In A Bitter Courtship Scene
The fragmented text sketches Polly in a strained romance with Mr Darrell and Dorothea, with Priscilla watching and a wavering wedding vow. Tense dialogue hints at social pressure, threats of sacrifice, and a possible interrupted marriage as Polly faces family and confidants in a dramatic emotional scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Hanes
Dsave Ketan
Rel
Lorena
Aed
Priecitlae
Etood Ap
Sanel Hageal
Darrell Auithen
Bette Hon
Datrell
Wiley
Mas
Dorothew
Mr. Harvall
Priwilla
Polly
Hye Wen
Eugene
Gil
Tata
Mr. Warrell
Hull
Thery
John
Darrell
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Charles White
Mathura
Bouley
Anne
Gallapwil
Wien
Wiig
Police
Tame Anid
Sony Mpatta
Cowes
Cii
Henwbtoun
Wales
Wardln
Iit
Valle
Mr Tenati
Foti
T. Cummings
Pha
Taylor
Careiap
Ava
Sivalow
Nimonanal Menon
Menyion
Dirk
Wllebed Wit
Wumds
Hedges
Aioe
Juan Houggin
Tor Dave
Lin Tong
Indy
Jay
Tivuley
Annie
Julia Stator
Esau
Alety
Hantist
Abe
Jorge Wis
Adon
Hasmiy
Ie Mabel
Vifford
Clifford Love & Compy
Clarence Street
Sydney
Alappottan
Eulae Pues
Eee
Sen Seme
Ug Thantat
McLaughlin
Dr. McLays
Market St
St. Sydry
Part
Darrel
Hind Wien
Marling Martine
Darr
Priscilla