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  • ...the volunteers were armed. Fenwick was among the volunteers. Raphaello was captain of a company of about twenty-five, armed with swords and knives. He comman ...s given to fix bayonets and troops charged. Josephs was taken prisoner by Captain Carter and a constable. Saw Raphaello pursuing the last witness. He was arm
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  • ...the volunteers were armed. Fenwick was among the volunteers. Raphaello was captain of a company of about twenty-five, armed with swords and knives. He comman ...s given to fix bayonets and troops charged. Josephs was taken prisoner by Captain Carter and a constable. Saw Raphaello pursuing the last witness. He was arm
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  • ...the volunteers were armed. Fenwick was among the volunteers. Raphaello was captain of a company of about twenty-five, armed with swords and knives. He comman ...s given to fix bayonets and troops charged. Josephs was taken prisoner by Captain Carter and a constable. Saw Raphaello pursuing the last witness. He was arm
    18 KB (3,020 words) - 10:35, 29 October 2018
  • ...he attacking force, three privates were killed in the assault, and Captain Wise and another private died of their, wounds.<ref>Advocate, 8 July 1899.</ref>
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  • ...ho is credited with firing the shot that eventually killed Captain [[Henry Wise]], <ref>http://www.takver.com/history/eureka.htm, sighted 07 May 2013.</ref
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  • ...the volunteers were armed. Fenwick was among the volunteers. Raphaello was captain of a company of about twenty-five, armed with swords and knives. He comman ...s given to fix bayonets and troops charged. Josephs was taken prisoner by Captain Carter and a constable. Saw Raphaello pursuing the last witness. He was arm
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  • ::The meeting responded affirmatively with loud cheers and the Captain then vacated the chair. ...to them; and if the Govern-ment were not mad, if they were not totally un-wise, they would no longer resist the claim, but set at rest the unpleasant agit
    30 KB (5,271 words) - 13:58, 1 June 2021
  • :To Captain Kaye, Private Secretary, Government House. <ref>VPRS 1189 Box 95 M55/76511 ...y mind this monument is too far up the hill. Look, yonder is where Captain Wise came on with the 40th, and around here the troopers dashed through the slab
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  • ...he larger portion of the rebels. Knowing of the ambush it greatly assisted Captain Thomas plans in attacking them, Verne was in charge of the ambuscade, there
    13 KB (2,383 words) - 20:32, 9 December 2017
  • ..., 65, do., Captain Queade and Lieut. Paul. 40th Regiment, 87, do., Captain Wise, Lieut. Bowdlor, Lieut. Richards. Foot Police, 24, do.; Sub-Inspector Garte ...n this affair, and in all the arrangements connected with my command, from Captain Pasley, R.E,, who was good enough to act as my aide-de-camp on this occasio
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  • ...tretcher to the [[Star Hotel]], Main road, where he died next day. Captain Wise was wounded, and died two days after ; while another officer was wounded an ...ommissioners came up, Doveton and Armstrong, with 15 black troopers under Captain Dana. This infuriated the diggers, and a man by the name of Connor, in whos
    23 KB (3,899 words) - 22:22, 7 December 2019
  • ...the volunteers were armed. Fenwick was among the volunteers. Raphaello was captain of a company of about twenty-five, armed with swords and knives. He comman ...s given to fix bayonets and troops charged. Josephs was taken prisoner by Captain Carter and a constable. Saw Raphaello pursuing the last witness. He was arm
    22 KB (3,695 words) - 10:30, 1 June 2021
  • ...sponded with one which killed and wounded several of the soldiers, Captain Wise being shot. The troopers then charged the stockade, and cleared it of all t [[Henry Wise]]
    5 KB (957 words) - 21:46, 28 March 2023
  • ...had given consider able offence by marching In with fixed bayonets; their captain's refusal to parley with "rebels" fired the crowd, which threw itself on th ...ey turned to seek shelter, and all was over. Of the military force Captain Wise and four private soldiers were killed, and about a dozen injured. Sixteen m
    21 KB (3,454 words) - 10:27, 14 March 2017
  • ...all the prisoners, to the number of 125, marched back to the camp. Captain Wise died of his wounds before the week ended. <ref>Oakleigh Leader, 15 December :In 1865 Chomley married Aubrey Emma Elizabeth, daughter of Captain Alexander John Smith, R.N., police magistrate and later a member of the Leg
    9 KB (1,424 words) - 18:24, 18 September 2022
  • ...0 January 1861 containing an extract from a letter dated 27 June 1855 from Captain Charles Pasley on disturbances among the diggers at Ballarat and the intent The military were advised by Captain Pasley, of The Royal Engineers, to attack and surprise the miners. In a let
    12 KB (1,993 words) - 23:12, 11 September 2017
  • ...e upon rock a few feet from the surface which Caused quite a Commotion the wise men of the diggins were Called together to pass thier opinion & the Majorit ...th it so I summed up the whole Matter & Came to the same Conclusion as the wise man & said it was all Vanity & Vexation of spirit so I resolved to bid Gold
    42 KB (7,662 words) - 11:08, 8 November 2017
  • ...ur party, but to warn his party in the Stockade. He was on [[Black Hill]]. Captain Thomas turned his head in the direction of the shot and said:— ...not one policeman killed or wounded during the whole affair. When Captain Wise fell the men cheered, and were over in the Stockade in a second, and then b
    8 KB (1,266 words) - 23:13, 11 September 2017
  • ...ossession of 21 muskets and as much ammunition as we could carry. Cap tain Wise, seeing how he had been ambuscaded rode up at gallop for assistance, and th
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  • ...Privates [[Michael Roney]] and [[Joseph Wall]], of the 40th Regiment. and Captain [[George Littlehales]] and Privates [[William Webb]], [[Felix Boyle]] and [ ...], buried 11 May 1897 - [[Joseph Wall]] - [[William Webb]] - [[Henry Wise]]
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  • [[File:Eureka Sword -Wise.jpg|1000px|thumb|right|Captain Wise's Sword, Weekly Times, 30 December 1911.]] Henry Christopher Wise was the eldest son of Henry Christopher and Harriett Wise of Woodcote, England.
    32 KB (5,319 words) - 15:34, 3 February 2020
  • ...ho is credited with firing the shot that eventually killed Captain [[Henry Wise]], <ref>http://www.takver.com/history/eureka.htm, sighted 07 May 2013.</ref ...here was a great deal of firing; there were men fell in and around Captain Wise before and after prisoner fired; there were others standing near the pris
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  • :Captain Thomas, in command of the police and military camp, resolved to take advant ...art in this distinctly novel item. Mr Fred. Spielvogel, stage manager, was captain of the camp, and under his direction a selection of songs, dances, and reci
    79 KB (13,306 words) - 16:28, 1 October 2021
  • ...gger crept into the shelter of his canvas and deliberately took aim at the captain with a revolver. He remonstrated with the man, pointing out to him that if ...les for integrity, and ability remains a distinguished one. Deliberate and wise, his opinion was always valuable and his advice was often sought and always
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  • ...the volunteers were armed. Fenwick was among the volunteers. Raphaello was captain of a company of about twenty-five, armed with swords and knives. He comman ...s given to fix bayonets and troops charged. Josephs was taken prisoner by Captain Carter and a constable. Saw Raphaello pursuing the last witness. He was arm
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  • ...the volunteers were armed. Fenwick was among the volunteers. Raphaello was captain of a company of about twenty-five, armed with swords and knives. He comman ...s given to fix bayonets and troops charged. Josephs was taken prisoner by Captain Carter and a constable. Saw Raphaello pursuing the last witness. He was arm
    18 KB (3,101 words) - 22:26, 16 May 2019
  • ...ur party, but to warn his party in the Stockade. He was on [[Black Hill]]. Captain Thomas turned his head in the direction of the shot and said:— ...not one policeman killed or wounded during the whole affair. When Captain Wise fell the men cheered, and were over in the Stockade in a second, and then b
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  • ...tlehales Gravestone in [[Ballaarat Old Cemetery]]'' <br />To the memory of Captain G.R. Littlehales 12th Regiment who died February 12th 1855 aged 29 years an :The Major-General has had under consideration the report of Captain Thomas, 40th Regiment, respecting a sharp rencontre which took place at daw
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  • Captain Thomas was a battle hardened soldier of some brilliance. He carried out his ...the 12th Regiment, under Captain Quade; 87 men of the 40th, under Captain Wise ; 100 mounted police, 24 foot police-at foot ... and by 3 am. they moved ou
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  • William Henry Quade was Captain of the 12th Regiment and stationed at Ballarat in November 1854. <ref>Pay & ...sts (which are extremely difficult to read) Captn H. Queade is listed with Captain G. R. Littlehales (1854 - 5) <ref>Dorothy Wickham, notes 1996</ref>
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  • ...sent from W. W. Anderson Chief Commissioner of the Gold Fields, concerning Captain Carter of the Foot Police.<ref>VPRS1189/P Unit92 J54/14030, PROV</ref> ...the volunteers were armed. Fenwick was among the volunteers. Raphaello was captain of a company of about twenty-five, armed with swords and knives. He comman
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  • ...all the prisoners, to the number of 125, marched back to the camp. Captain Wise died of his wounds before the week ended. <ref>Oakleigh Leader, 15 December
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  • ...the volunteers were armed. Fenwick was among the volunteers. Raphaello was captain of a company of about twenty-five, armed with swords and knives. He comman ...s given to fix bayonets and troops charged. Josephs was taken prisoner by Captain Carter and a constable. Saw Raphaello pursuing the last witness. He was arm
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  • ...the volunteers were armed. Fenwick was among the volunteers. Raphaello was captain of a company of about twenty-five, armed with swords and knives. He comman ...s given to fix bayonets and troops charged. Josephs was taken prisoner by Captain Carter and a constable. Saw Raphaello pursuing the last witness. He was arm
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  • ...y mind this monument is too far up the hill. Look, yonder is where Captain Wise came on with the 40th, and around here the troopers dashed through the slab
    15 KB (2,801 words) - 20:55, 4 December 2018
  • ...eing thrown at the police. Captain Carter accompanied me with foot police. Captain Carter sent two men to ask a man for his license, one of them was struck do ...hey returned to the spot, and I again saw Campbell, and pointed him out to Captain Carter. Orders were given to arrest him; and, when he saw the men advancing
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  • ...to his men, only to fall "among the pistols." Mr O'Brien believed Captain Wise was to gallant a soldier to fall in such "a squabble". The speaker got roun
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  • ...ervation it was the prisoner Joseph who fired, the bullet by which Captain Wise was fatally wounded. It is currently believed that the evidence of the Crow ...the volunteers were armed. Fenwick was among the volunteers. Raphaello was captain of a company of about twenty-five, armed with swords and knives. He comman
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  • ...elong to the party at the attack on the 3rd Inst. I was close when Captain Wise fell. I saw the prisoner Howard by a tent where a lot of men where standing ...ervation it was the prisoner Joseph who fired, the bullet by which Captain Wise was fatally wounded. It is currently believed that the evidence of the Crow
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  • ...il to preserve intact that admirable System of balances and guarantees for wise and well considered legislation which forms the groundwork of the constitut ...Charles Gavan) Duffy took its place. At the beginning of the new session, Captain (afterwards Sir Charles) MacMahon was elected as Sir Francis Murphy's succe
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  • ...y, who fired, not at our party, but to warn his party in the Stockade. ... Captain Thomas turned his head in the direction of the shot and said "We are seen. ...ur party, but to warn his party in the Stockade. He was on [[Black Hill]]. Captain Thomas turned his head in the direction of the shot and said:—
    7 KB (1,255 words) - 13:19, 2 October 2022
  • ...to his men, only to fall "among the pistols." Mr O'Brien believed Captain Wise was to gallant a soldier to fall in such "a squabble". The speaker got roun ...to his men, only to fall "among the pistols." Mr O'Brien believed Captain Wise was to gallant a soldier to fall in such "a squabble". The speaker got roun
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  • ...he attacking force, three privates were killed in the assault, and Captain Wise and another private died of their, wounds.<ref>Advocate, 8 July 1899.</ref> ...of the com niander-in-chief to his men. [[Patrick Curtain]] was the chosen captain of the pikemen, and and [[Michael Hanrahan]] was their lieutenant. Early on
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  • ...for shelter. Her husband gave the art gallery the sword carried by Captain Wise when he was shot dead in the fight. It was a souvenired at the time by [[Ge
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  • ...to his men, only to fall "among the pistols." Mr O'Brien believed Captain Wise was to gallant a soldier to fall in such "a squabble". The speaker got roun
    7 KB (1,224 words) - 15:10, 26 July 2017
  • ...to his men, only to fall "among the pistols." Mr O'Brien believed Captain Wise was to gallant a soldier to fall in such "a squabble". The speaker got roun
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  • ...y step to take possession of the inner enclosure. In the conflict, Captain Wise (of the 40th Regiment), five soldiers and 30 diggers were killed, and a lar :“Captain Wise, five soldiers, and 30 diggers were killed, a great number were wounded, an
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  • ...the volunteers were armed. Fenwick was among the volunteers. Raphaello was captain of a company of about twenty-five, armed with swords and knives. He comman ...s given to fix bayonets and troops charged. Josephs was taken prisoner by Captain Carter and a constable. Saw Raphaello pursuing the last witness. He was arm
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  • ...he attacking force, three privates were killed in the assault, and Captain Wise and another private died of their, wounds.<ref>Advocate, 8 July 1899.</ref> ...of the com niander-in-chief to his men. [[Patrick Curtain]] was the chosen captain of the pikemen, and and [[Michael Hanrahan]] was their lieutenant. Early on
    8 KB (1,337 words) - 17:40, 25 September 2019
  • ...he attacking force, three privates were killed in the assault, and Captain Wise and another private died of their, wounds.<ref>Advocate, 8 July 1899.</ref>
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