Australian bushranging Gardiner trial and long sentence
In the Cuarren VIII case the jury finds Gardiner guilty on the second count with intent to do grievous bodily harm. He pleads for mercy, claims witness misstatements, and notes past life choices. Justice sentences him to 15 years hard labour for armed robbery, plus seven and ten year terms, totaling 32 years, with complex implied further developments and a hoped but shadowed release.
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Cuarren
Isance
Neggest
Weanding
Jurgsmen
Gardiner
Denet
Mr. Hewitt
Mr. Horsington
McGuinness
Horsington
Hewitt
Downey
Burrungong
Thiad
Yeelf
Yovself
Uhlet
Pentridge
Cockatoo
Burrangong
Middleton
Howie
Sir Frederick Pottinger
Attorney-General
Sydney
Darlinghurst
Walla
Wit and Wisdom Versus Myths in Mixed Comic Tales
A collage of jokes and gags on marriage, temperance, and gender roles features a doctor and patient exchange, a sermon quip, drinking humor, a minister’s discourse mockery, and a hostess’s retort. Characters include clergymen, wives, husbands, and townsfolk in lighthearted vignettes.
The Queen of the Hunt and Maude Harrington
Lady Harrington schemes to place Maude with a refined governess Mrs. Croyland to tame her wild riding set while Maude resists, warning of trouble with her mother and vowing independence. The planned match and chaperone arrangement creates tension as Maude rejects stiff London company.
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Serine
Lady Harrington
Maude
Sir John
Captain Temple
Dor
Lady Harington
Tom Harrington
Julia
Harrington
Coventry
Ashe
Eid
Mande
Cecil
Vin
London
John Harrington
Asid Maude
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Charles White
Peak Downs
Manton
Veale
Albon
Tam
Francis Christie
Justwod
Dili
Love
Cowart
Mira
Justweil
Dali
Speer
Mayer
Clara
Nathan Ahi
Aum
Ted
Lerelou
Little Willie
Homer
Green
Brown
Hijs
Tle
Levi
Levi Junior
Levi Settor
Auckland
Dives
Lazarus
Gentie
Ee Ee
Elick
Rawdon
Dr. MaLgughlin Co
Warker St
Clifford Love & Compy
Clarence Street
the Queen of the Hunt
Chapter
Maud
Iarrington