Australian Bushranging Chapter XV Convicted Robbery
The narrative describes the 1830s bushranging incident near Bowen Hills where two armed men stopped a coach, robbed passengers including Mrs. Kater, and tied parcels to the carpet. pursuit followed with police tracking Lowry and Puley, raids on Bathurst gaol, and eventual manhunt across Hartley and Fish River districts ending with arrests and further leads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kater
Harmsback
Una
Feny Peron
Innit Bagwamt
Fascala
Hmith
Katerake
Knapector Nottery
Hartley and Catbaret
Gould
Fendertel Lowry
John Puley
Fis
Horkland
Hattmist
Ball at Haybridge A Manor Ball Shines with Lights
Narrator attends a county ball at the lord of the manor's hall in Haybridge. Guests admire illuminated Assembly Rooms, the prince and Sir Guy mingle, and Belle admires fashion while discussing partners. The evening ends with plans to visit the sites and a hint of gossip about hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agrow
Sean
Ays Dyer
Papa Tran
Tobias
Anu
Hall
Alvin
Papa
Atresia
Bulle
Dean Maura
Seesim Howehta
Warran
Belle
Hannah
Toreign
Haybridge
Hir Guy
Fairfax
Wwe
Feriad
Fattes
Ewa
Torma
Beli
Sir Guy
Vivian Wswp
Apeak
Alwmouty
Cery
Prince
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Charles White
Waren
Yar
Hiraugh
Sfaserusaug
Athrauyl
Ebaut
Praow
Winri Co
Ainge
Aos
White Rock
Macquarie Plaine
Bathusat
Lowey
Broidwond
Fish River
Ahuutly
Leartas Robbury Ghale Mustyer
Auan
Larry Cunibine
Ndl
Vowry
Goulburn
Tal
Boley
Oras
Hartiay
Campbell's Rivers
Po- Hee
Jack Mackie
Ian
Tommy
Tiny
Olyneymian
Thor
Chiki
Dain Ib
Matodnak
Walter
Lassetters
Sydney
Bega
the Live Newspaper
the South
Bea
McLaughlin
Uae
GLOBE
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Lind
Amd
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