The Last of the Bushrangers: An Account of the Capture of the Kelly Gang — John Shaqi
The Last of the Bushrangers: An Account of the Capture of the Kelly GangHare, Francis Augustus
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The Last of the Bushrangers: An Account of the Capture of the Kelly Gang
Hare, Francis Augustus
Brigands and robbers -- Australia; Kelly, Ned, 1855-1880
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THE LAST
OF
THE BUSHRANGERS
[Illustration: Ned Kelly.]
THE LAST
OF
THE BUSHRANGERS
_AN ACCOUNT OF THE CAPTURE OF
THE KELLY GANG_
BY
FRANCIS AUGUSTUS HARE, P.M.
LATE SUPERINTENDENT OF VICTORIAN POLICE
Illustrated
_FOURTH EDITION._
LONDON:
HURST AND BLACKETT, LIMITED,
13, GREAT MARLBOROUGH STREET.
1895.
_All rights reserved._
Richard Clay & Sons, Limited,
London & Bungay.
CONTENTS.
CHAPTER I.
Introductory Remarks--Birth--Early Days at the Diggings--Unlicensed
Diggers--Attacked by Fever--Keeping a
Store 1
CHAPTER II.
Lieutenant in Victorian Police--Gold-Escort Duty--Catching
a Burglar--All that was left of him--Brooks the Murderer--At
the Buckland River Station--"Billy the Puntman"--In
Charge of new Rushes--Border Difficulties on the
Murray 19
CHAPTER III.
Power the Bushranger--His Escape--The Squatter's Gold
Watch--£500 Blood-money--A Peacock as a Sentinel--Caught
by the Heels--Some of Power's Adventures--His
Sentence--Gamekeeper to Sir William Clarke 55
CHAPTER IV.
A Sporting Party on the Murray--"Winkle"--How to take
Aim--After the Ducks--A Night with the Snakes--Kangarooing--A
Runaway Bed 77
CHAPTER V.
The Kelly Gang--Ned and Dan Kelly--Steve Hart--Joe
Byrne--The Origin of the Bushranging Outbreak--Search
Party organized--Murder of Kennedy--M'Intyre's Escape--Arming
the Police--Tracking the Gang--Close on
them 92
CHAPTER VI.
Euroa Bank Robbery--Euroa--"Sticking up" Mr. Younghusband's
Station--Mr. Macauley "bailed up"--The
Hawker Gloster--Cheap Outfits--The Raid on the Bank--The
Manager and Family made Prisoners--The Return
to Mr. Younghusband's--The Retreat of the Gang and
Liberation of the Prisoners--Explanatory Statement of the
Author 112
CHAPTER VII.
The Police at Euroa--Aaron Sherritt--Jerilderie--Capture of
the Police Station and Constables--Amateur Policemen--The
Royal Hotel stuck up--Raid on the Bank of New
South Wales--£2000 taken--Kelly's Autobiography--His
Account of the Fitzpatrick Affair--Departure of the Gang--Return
to their Haunts 137
CHAPTER VIII.
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