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• Commemoration
  Captain [[Henry Wise]] Memorial, Leek Wooton, UK
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• Military
  ...ember 1854. The 40th Regiment marched into Ballarat led by Captain [[Henry Wise]], with a full show of force and with bayonets drawn. In comparison to what .... All the officers and the men of the 12th regiment, with the exception of Captain Vereker, and the necessary guard, have left for the same place. They number
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• Eureka Site
  ...med to overhang the neighbourhood, and the troops having halted as stated, Captain Thomas and Mr Hackett, PM, rode forward to reconnoiter. <ref>Samuel Huyghue :Captain Wise led the Scouts on foot, wop broke into the Stockade where Lalor was, on the
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• Eureka Battle
  Military reinforcements were urgently needed. Captain [[Henry Wise]] with the 40th Regiment came up from Geelong: "On 27 November in Melbourne ...[Henry Powell]], [[William Quinlan]], [[Edward Quinn]], [[John Robinson]], Captain [[Charles Ross]], [[Tom the Blacksmith]], [[Edward Thonen]]
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• Gilbert Amos
  ...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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• Arthur Arnold
  ...place the killed and wounded in carts to take them to the camp. I saw Capt Wise carried into a spring-cart, and I assisted to place several - I think six - ...ther soldiers, so that when the soldiers got him they were savage at their captain being shot, and so bayonetted the valiant Italian- I noticed others also, s
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• George Black
  ...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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• Thomas Bodycomb
  ...the [[Eureka Stockade]] trouble, and was one of those who assisted Captain Wise, who had been mortally, wounded. Mr. Bodycomb was a member of the Exhibitio [[Henry Wise]]
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• Emund Bourke
  ...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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• James Campbell
  ...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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• Michael Canny
  ...ing away at us. I had my own rifle, and fired several shots. I saw Captain Wise fall, and a couple of soldiers take him by the shoulders and drag him behin
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• Patrick Canny
  ...ing away at us. I had my own rifle, and fired several shots. I saw Captain Wise fall, and a couple of soldiers take him by the shoulders and drag him behin
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• Martin Diamond
  ...Diamond owned a store on Eureka. According to John Moloney he was a rebel captain and had meetings in his shop on Thursday 30 November. <ref>John Moloney, '' ...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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• Edmund Duggan
  ...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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• Joseph Dunne
  ...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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• Charles Ferguson
  ...pendent California Rangers]] who witnessed the shooting of Captain [[Henry Wise]] during the [[Eureka Stockade]] battle. In 1887 he gave an account of the
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• William Fitchett
  ...the 12th Regiment, under Captain Quade ; 87 men of the 40th, under Captain Wise; 100 mounted police, 24 foot police—a total of 276 men ; and by 3 a.m. th ...he same fate. Four of the sol-diers were slain and eleven wounded. Captain Wise, who commanded the men of the 40th, was wounded by one of the first shots f
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• Samuel Furnell
  ...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 ...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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• Patrick Gittings
  ...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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• Henry Goodenough
  ...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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• James Goold
  ...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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• James Gore
  ...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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• Joseph Gray
  ...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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• Samuel Green
  ...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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• Prisoners and Trials
  ...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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• Charles Hackett
  ...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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• Harry Hambrook
  ::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
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• Timothy Hayes
  :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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• Andrew Hermiston
  ...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
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• Charles Hotham
  ..., 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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• James Oddie
  ...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
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• Charles Kenworthy
  ...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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• Charles Knight
  ...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]]
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• Eureka 80, 1934
  ...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
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• Hussey Chomley
  ...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
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• Charles Pasley
  ...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
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• Gordon Jukes
  ...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
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• William Juniper
  ...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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• Eureka Jim
  ...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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• Ballaarat Old Cemetery
  ...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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• Henry Wise
  [[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.
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• Treason Trials
  ...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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• Eureka 50, 1904
  :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
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• Hyman Levinson
  ...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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• John Badcock
  ...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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• John Gillman
  ...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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• Joseph Wall
  ...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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• Felix Boyle
  ...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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• John Thomas
  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 Queade
  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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• Charles Carter
  ...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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• James Langley
  ...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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• Thomas Milne
  ...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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• Andrew Peters
  ...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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• Tobias McGrath
  ...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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• Duncan McIntyre
  ...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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• Alexander McPherson
  ...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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• John Manning
  ...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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• William Molloy
  ...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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• Francis Murphy
  ...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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• John Neill
  ...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:—
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• James O'Brien
  ...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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• Thomas O'Neill
  ...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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• Mary Barnett
  ...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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• Kalgoorlie
  ...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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• Joseph Knuckey
  ...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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• John Potter
  ...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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• John Quin
  ...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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• William Quinlan
  ...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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• Edward Quin
  ...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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• Frederick Vern
  ...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 ...s a parcel of wandering vagabonds. I believe the Governor has taken a very wise step in appointing this Board; and we consider the people who take the abov
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• Eureka Stockade
  :Captain Thomas, the officer in command of the military forces at the camp, realisin :Captain Wise, second in command of the soldiers, was killed by one of the first shots fi
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• Digger Hunting
  ...BALLARAT INSURRECTION PERSONAL EXPERIENCES OF THOSE HEROIC DAYS. DOINGS OF CAPTAIN DANA'S BLACK POLICE. ...lution. It was collected by an armed force of foot police, supplemented by CAPTAIN DANA'S BLACK POLICE, a troop of mounted aboriginals. Originally organised t
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• Charles Ross
  ...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 :THE EUREKA VICTIMS – On Thursday morning, about 7 o’clock, the bodies of Captain Ross, [[James Brown]], Thonen, the lemonade seller, and Tom the blacksmith,
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• Edward Thonen
  ...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> :THE EUREKA VICTIMS – On Thursday morning, about 7 o’clock, the bodies of Captain Ross, [[James Brown]], Thonen, the lemonade seller, and Tom the blacksmith,
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• Jan Vennik
  ...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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• John Hynes
  ...s of the commander-in-chief to his men. [[Patrick Curtain]] was the chosen captain of the pikemen, and and [[Michael Hanrahan]] was their lieutenant. Early on ...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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• George Redman
  ...el in Camp Hospital, all had same care, some died 10 months after. Captain Wise of the 40 Regiment laid in the ....... at the back of the Court House. I u [[Henry Wise]]
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• Henry Reed
  ...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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• John Reed
  ...n for the placing of additional men on the four-horse waggons, and Captain Wise refused and placed them under martial law. Mr. Reed did not find the road b
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• John Robertson
  ...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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• John Rodan
  ...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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• Michael Roney
  ...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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• Goldfields Commission
  ...e, 1 private of 12th regiment killed, two privates of 40th killed, Captain Wise, 40th is dangerously wounded; Lieutenant Paul, 12th, seriously wounded. Sev
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• Soldiers' Memorial
  ...Privates [[Michael Roney]] and [[Joseph Wall]], of the 40th Regiment. and Captain [[George Littlehales]] and Privates [[William Webb]], [[Felix Boyle]] and [
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• William Atherden
  ...quelled by strategy without a battle in which five soldiers including the captain, and sixteen miners were killed. Amongst the rebel leaders who sustained se ...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
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• James McGill
  ...went with the idea of seizing two field guns which were believed to be on Captain Hepburn's estate at [[Smeaton]]. He soon learned that not only had the last ...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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• United States of America
  ...at time sported Commissioner Amos's horse. Boasts of having shot Captain Wise. Is known to the Government, but has not been apprehended. He says that he
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• Cornwall
  ...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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• William Alderton
  ...the same year. On the 20th he started on the march with his company (under Captain Quade) for Ballarat, where he was present, at the capture of the [[Eureka S ...tockade, and 1 remember, as though he were speaking now, the address which Captain Thomas delivered to us in that gully.
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• William Butwell
  :The Major-General has had under consideration the report of Captain Thomas, 40th Regiment, respecting a sharp rencontre which took place at daw ...ineers. Lieutenant Richards, 40th Regiment, and Sub-lnspector Taylor, were Captain Thomas's orderly officers on this occasion.
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• William French
  :The Major-General has had under consideration the report of Captain Thomas, 40th Regiment, respecting a sharp rencontre which took place at daw ...ineers. Lieutenant Richards, 40th Regiment, and Sub-lnspector Taylor, were Captain Thomas's orderly officers on this occasion.
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• Timothy Galvin
  :The Major-General has had under consideration the report of Captain Thomas, 40th Regiment, respecting a sharp rencontre which took place at daw ...ineers. Lieutenant Richards, 40th Regiment, and Sub-lnspector Taylor, were Captain Thomas's orderly officers on this occasion.
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• Henry Hall
  ...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 [[Henry Wise]]
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• William Paul
  ...Ballarat the latter end of November last, the detachment was commanded by Captain Atkinson. On the night of the 28th about 9 or 10 o'clock we got into the di :I was on the middle cart, Captain Atkinson was with the first cart and Lieutenant Paul with the last. We were
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• William Revel
  ...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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• John Smith
  :The Major-General has had under consideration the report of Captain Thomas, 40th Regiment, respecting a sharp rencontre which took place at daw ...ineers. Lieutenant Richards, 40th Regiment, and Sub-lnspector Taylor, were Captain Thomas's orderly officers on this occasion.
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• William Webb
  ...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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• Sarah Hanmer
  ...ther soldiers, so that when the soldiers got him they were savage at their captain being shot, and so bayonetted the valiant Italian- I noticed others also, s
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• George Thompson
  ...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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• John White
  ...th Regiment. Along with Captain John Thomas and some of the 40th Regiment, Captain White marched through the Eureka Diggings on 28 November 1854.<ref>Corfield During the [[Eureka Stockade]] battle Captain John White is said to have cornered [[John Rodan]] within the [[Eureka Stoc
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• George Byford
  ...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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• John Byrne
  :The Major-General has had under consideration the report of Captain Thomas, 40th Regiment, respecting a sharp rencontre which took place at daw ...ineers. Lieutenant Richards, 40th Regiment, and Sub-lnspector Taylor, were Captain Thomas's orderly officers on this occasion.
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• Henry Cottes
  :The Major-General has had under consideration the report of Captain Thomas, 40th Regiment, respecting a sharp rencontre which took place at daw ...ineers. Lieutenant Richards, 40th Regiment, and Sub-lnspector Taylor, were Captain Thomas's orderly officers on this occasion.
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• Bernard O'Donnell
  :The Major-General has had under consideration the report of Captain Thomas, 40th Regiment, respecting a sharp rencontre which took place at daw ...ineers. Lieutenant Richards, 40th Regiment, and Sub-lnspector Taylor, were Captain Thomas's orderly officers on this occasion.
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• Patrick Sullivan
  :The Major-General has had under consideration the report of Captain Thomas, 40th Regiment, respecting a sharp rencontre which took place at daw ...ineers. Lieutenant Richards, 40th Regiment, and Sub-lnspector Taylor, were Captain Thomas's orderly officers on this occasion.
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• Timothy Shanahan
  ...ay afternoon before the attack on the Stockade a deputation, consisting of Captain Ross, Black, Manning, Hayes, Curtain, and myself, and about five others, we ...Orders had been given to pick off the leaders of the soldiers, and Captain Wise was shortly afterwards shot. The shooting on both sides then went on, and i
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• Jacob Sorenson
  ...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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• Goldfields Commission of Enquiry
  ...tion among the deceased's fellow officers, by whom, as by his men, Captain Wise was held in the highest esteem and affection. The wound from which this you ...an unfavorable issue. Poor Hasleham is in a very precarious state. Captain Wise expressed a wish that Sir [[Charles Hotham]] should be consulted as to the
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• John Joseph
  ...given to fix bayonets and the troops charged. Joseph was taken prisoner by Captain Carter and a constable.<ref>''The Argus'', 11 December 1854.</ref> ...Afro-American who was accused of firing the first shot that killed Captain Wise, was the first brought to trial. The government believed that a jury would
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• Michael Tuohy
  ...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 ...killed in the fight with the British troops at the stockade, while Captain Wise, of the 40th Regiment, and five privates belonging to the Imperial forces l
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• John Bentley
  :RELIC OF EUREKA. - CAPTAIN WISE'S SWORD. - BALLARAT Thursday. ...ed to the Fine Art Gallery, the sword said to have been carried by Captain Wise, who led the military forces in the attack on the [[Eureka Stockade]] on th
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• James Goldsmith
  ...vember 1906.</ref> The sword was said to be Italian, which is possible as Wise was born in Rome.<ref>Corfield, J., Wickham, D., & Gervasoni, C. ''The Eure :When Capt Wise was killed, Goldsmith took his sword. Later Goldsmith and Bentley started a
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• James Beattie
  ...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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• John Phelan
  ...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 ...went with the idea of seizing two field guns which were believed to be on Captain Hepburn's estate at [[Smeaton]]. He soon learned that not only had the last
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• Charles Adams
  ...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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• Nicholas Allaire
  ...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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• Thomas Barry
  ...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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• Henry Bazley
  ...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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• Thomas Bisk
  ...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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• Thomas Box
  ...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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• Charles Brown
  ...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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• Edmund Burn
  ...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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• John Cahill
  ...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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• George Davidson
  ...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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• John Delamere
  ...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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• Nicholas Edwards
  ...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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• Patrick Gilhooly
  ...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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• Joseph Hindon
  ...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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• Isaac Hinds
  ...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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• Richard Humphreys
  ...ns. W. and A. Baker acting us pall-bearers. Deceased having been the first captain of the teer Fire Brigade, was buried with fire brigade honors. 'His coffin ...ent and intelligent interest in the working of the lodge. He was the first captain of the now defunct Beaufort Volunteer Fire Brigade, and was a Liverpool fir
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• Francis Kent
  ...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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• Martin Kinnear
  ...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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• Robert Leslie
  ...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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• Joseph Macknon
  ...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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• Dugald Magennis
  ...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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• Kennedy O'Brien
  ...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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• Matthew Orr
  ...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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• Joseph Penrose
  ...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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• John Powell
  ...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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• Peter Priaulx
  ...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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• Henry Robilliard
  ...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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• Alexander Ross
  ...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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• Martin Ryan
  ...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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• Walter Ryley
  ...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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• Arthur Smith
  ...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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• William Steer
  ...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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• Thomas Tighe
  ...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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• Henry Trynon
  ...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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• Robert Winkfield
  ...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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• Andrew White
  ...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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• John Fenwick
  ...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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• Thomas Atkins
  ...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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• Patrick Reilly
  ...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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• Patrick Hynott
  ...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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• John Donolly
  ...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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• Patrick O'Keefe
  ...seph at the Stockade who fired on the [[Military]] towards Captain [[Henry Wise]] who fell at that time. O'Keefe saw him afterwards with a pike running tow ...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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• George Fraser
  ...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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• Thomas Barr
  ...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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• William Dalgliesh
  ...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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• Henry Perry
  ...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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• George Anderson
  ...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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• Star Hotel
  ...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
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• William Withers
  ...BALLARAT INSURRECTION PERSONAL EXPERIENCES OF THOSE HEROIC DAYS. DOINGS OF CAPTAIN DANA'S BLACK POLICE. ...lution. It was collected by an armed force of foot police, supplemented by CAPTAIN DANA'S BLACK POLICE, a troop of mounted aboriginals. Originally organised t
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• Stockyard Hill
  :Captain Thomas, the officer in command of the military forces at the camp, realisin ...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
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• Eureka Government Camp
  ...r Graham’s buildings is a spot that is pointed out as that where Captain Wise, of the 40th Regiment, was attended to for wounds which afterwards proved f
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• Eureka 40, 1994
  ...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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• Eureka 100, 1954
  ...e!" rallied the diggers. TWO diggers asked the officer in command, Captain Wise, if the waggons he had with him contained guns. :"I have no information to give to a parcel of rebels," Wise replied contemptuously.
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• Patrick Howard
  ...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 ...onged to the party at the attack on the 3rd Inst. I was close when Captain Wise fell – I saw prisoner Howard by a tent where a lot of men were standing.
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• James Louge
  ...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
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• Captain Dana
  [[File:Dana-H2013.315-1.jpg|800px|thumb|right|''Captain Dana'' <br />State Library of Victoria (H2013.315-1)]] Captain William A. Pulteney Dana was head of Native Police Corps.<ref>Wickham, D.,
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• John Chapman
  ...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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• William Bryant
  ...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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• Donald Campbell
  ...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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• Edward McGlynn
  ...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 ...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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• George Clifton
  ...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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• Robert Julien
  ...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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• Robert Adair
  :The Major-General has had under consideration the report of Captain Thomas, 40th Regiment, respecting a sharp rencontre which took place at daw ...ineers. Lieutenant Richards, 40th Regiment, and Sub-lnspector Taylor, were Captain Thomas's orderly officers on this occasion.
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• Thomas Kennedy
  ...nspector Ximenes, was posted in the hotel, and the mounted troopers, under Captain Evans, were stationed in an adjacent hollow. When the chair was taken, abou ...ultitude. About this time an additional body of troopers was ordered up by Captain Evans, who exercised great discretion at this critical period, and several
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• Black Hill
  ...aptain Thomas had spoken a few words we were put in motion, led by Captain Wise. The party had not advanced three hundred yards before we were seen by the ...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:—
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• John Crowe
  ...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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• Goldfields Reform League
  ::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
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• Patrick Riley
  ...after wards returned to camp with the prisoners. Cross-examined : Captain Wise commanded part of the 40th, but not my company. He received two wounds. I s
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• Eureka Deaths
  [[Felix Boyle]] <ref>Dorothy Wickham, Deaths at Eureka, 1996, Captain J. W. Thomas, List of Casualties, 3 December 1854</ref> [[Michael Roney]]<ref>Dorothy Wickham, Deaths at Eureka, 1996, Captain J. W. Thomas, List of Casualties, 3 December 1854</ref>
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• Daniel Hegarty
  ...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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• Recollections of the Ballarat Insurrection
  ...BALLARAT INSURRECTION PERSONAL EXPERIENCES OF THOSE HEROIC DAYS. DOINGS OF CAPTAIN DANA'S BLACK POLICE. ...lution. It was collected by an armed force of foot police, supplemented by CAPTAIN DANA'S BLACK POLICE, a troop of mounted aboriginals. Originally organised t
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• Emanuel Steinfeld
  ...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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• Benjamin Ewing
  ...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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• Eureka 48, 1902
  ...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
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• William Murrell
  ...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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• Thomas Barnett
  ...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 [[Henry Wise]]
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• Eureka 49, 1903
  ...he encounter are Mr [[John Lynch]], sen., JP., of [[Smythesdale]], who was captain of the pikemen, in the stockade; Mr [[Michael Tuohy]], farmer, of Daylesfor
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• F. D'Amaral
  ...ther soldiers, so that when the soldiers got him they were savage at their captain being shot, and so bayonetted the valiant Italian- I noticed others also, s [[Henry Wise]]
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• A Eureka Myth Exposed
  Military reinforcements were urgently needed. Captain Wise with the 40th Regiment came up from Geelong: "On 27 November in Melbourne t
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• Eureka 68, 1922
  ...to the Queen's force was great, among those severely wounded being Captain Wise who died a few days later. Those who suffered most were the pikemeri; they
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• C. McAlister
  ...n of the 40th Regiment, and of those, I believe, four privates and Captain Wise were killed and several wounded. On the side of the diggers some 30 or 40 w
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• James Torpy
  ...n of the 40th Regiment, and of those, I believe, four privates and Captain Wise were killed and several wounded. On the side of the diggers some 30 or 40 w
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• Eureka 60, 1914
  ...er. Of the attacking force Captain Wise and five soldiers were killed, and Captain Quendo and several soldiers were wounded. The diggers, whatever the ambitio :Captain Thomas, who commanded the troops (numbering 276 men) was informed of the si
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• Killed in Action: Eureka
  ...27 November. Henry Christopher Wise, only 26 years old, born in Rome, and Captain of the 40th Regiment died 18 days after the event. He was interred first at
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• Empress Eugene
  ...nt of the 1st Battn 12th Foot strength as per margin, under the Command of Captain Atkinson arrived in Hobsons Bay yesterday afternoon, per ship ''Empress Eug ...the ''Empress Eugenie'' included, Lieut. [[Henry Wise]], Admiralty Agent, Captain [[Atkinson]], Commanding Officer, Capt [[Thomas Vereker]], Acting Paymaster
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• Fleury's Band
  ...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
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• George Donaghy
  ...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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• Eureka 46, 1900
  ...ivates were killed, and one died subsequently of his wounds, while Captain Wise also succumbed to his injuries a few days after the fight. Whether the grea
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• Ann Key
  ...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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• James Brown (from Ireland)
  ...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> :THE EUREKA VICTIMS – On Thursday morning, about 7 o’clock, the bodies of Captain Ross, [[James Brown]], Thonen, the lemonade seller, and Tom the blacksmith,
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• Transcription of the Diary of John Basson Humffray
  ...e other side of the world. He embarked on the [[Star of the East]], under Captain Robertson, on July 7th 1853, and arrived in [[Melbourne]] on September 22nd ...t, rules for setting up a mining group on arrival, a vote of thanks to the Captain, complaints concerning the shipping agent and a very interesting funeral or
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• R.R. Haverfield
  ..., Captain [[Edward Browne]], Captain [[John Harrison]], [[Robert Benson]], Captain Baker, [[R.R. Haverfield]], took a leading part on the anti-license agitati ..., he had never before beheld so fine a sight of combined land and water. A Captain Kennedy, a retired officer of a Highland regiment, who was a fellow passeng
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• Fleury's Brass Band
  ...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
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• Eureka 36, 1890
  ...d and several wounded. Two officers were wounded, and one of them, Captain Wise, died. The principal of those who were taken prisoners at the stockade wer
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• Fleury
  ...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
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• Archille Fleury
  ...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
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