History of the Australian Bushrangers — John Shaqi
History of the Australian BushrangersBoxall, George
History
History of the Australian Bushrangers
Boxall, George
Bushrangers -- Australia
Chapter XV.--An Escape from Norfolk Island; Stealing
a Government Boat; The Convicts of New South
Wales; A Terrible Indictment; Thomas Willmore;
Murder of Philip Alger; Murder of Malachi Daly;
Fight Between Two Bushrangers; Hunting Down
Willmore; His Capture While Asleep; The Last of
the Van Diemen's Land Bushrangers; Wilson and
Dido; Some Minor Offenders; An Unfounded
Charge; A Change of Name to Rid the Island of
Evil Associations 173
Chapter XVI.--The New Bushranging Era; Fallacy
of the Belief that Highwaymen Rob the Rich to
Enrich the Poor; The Cattle Duffers and Horse
Planters; The Riot at Lambing Flat; Frank
Gardiner, the Butcher; Charged with Obtaining
Beasts "On the Cross," He Abandons His
Butcher's Shop; Efforts to Establish a Reign of
Terror in the District; A Letter from Gardiner;
The Great Escort Robbery 188
Chapter XVII.--Johnny Gilbert; His First Appearance
in Australia; Miscellaneous Bushranging Exploits;
Mr. Robert Lowe Makes a Stand; Mr. Inspector
Norton Captured by the Bushrangers; A Plucky
Black Boy; "Mine Know it, Patsy Daly Like it,
Brudder;" A Brave Boy; O'Meally Shoots Mr.
Barnes; A Bootless Bushranger; Capture of John
Foley; Something about the Foley Family; Ben
Hall 205
Chapter XVIII.--Racers as Mounts for the Bushrangers;
The Shooting of Lowry; The Bushrangers
Visit Bathurst; They Hold the Town
of Canowindra for Three Days; Burke Shot by
Mr. Keightley; Female Bushrangers; Death of
O'Meally at Goimbla; A Newspaper Man and
His Wife Stuck up; Lively Times During the
Christmas Holidays 218
Chapter XIX.--A Heavy Sessions at Goulburn; Ben
Hall Hard Pushed; An Amateur Mail Robber;
Discovery of Frank Gardiner; His Trial and
Sentence; The Old Man; A Brush with the Police;
The Chinkies Show Fight; Messrs. Hall & Co. Take
a Lease of the Main Southern Road; Capture of
Mount and Dunleavy; Johnny Dunn; A Desperate
Duel and Death of Sergeant Parry; A Country Ball
and Its Sequel 232
Chapter XX.--Meeting the Gold Escort; Murder of
Constable Nelson; A Brush with the Police;
Attempt to Stick up the Araluen Escort; Death
of Constable Kelly, and Pluck of Constable Burns;
Sir Frederick Pottinger Resigns; Death of Ben
Hall; A Sketch of His Life; Death of Johnny
Gilbert; Record of Johnny Dunn and the Gang;
Capture and Trial of Dunn; His Execution; Fate
of the Chief Members of the Gang 246
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