Australian Dictionary Of Dates And Men Of The Time

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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can usually download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1879 edition. Excerpt: ...died by his own hand in tie Melbourne Gaol, at the age of 35, August It 1859. He was undergoing his sentence of thirtytwo years' hard labour when he headed the tint outbreak of convicts at Williamstown, which resulted in the death of a boatman, Owen Owens, whom he was accused of having killed with hammer, and for which he was sentenced to death at Melbourne, November 21, 1856: Ib was respited, but before the intelligence arrival he had strangled himself. Morgan, Daniel, carried the palm over sH bushrangers for cool audacity and blood-thirstiness. His murderous exploits at the Round Hi! Station were never equalled in Australia. Fire hundred pounds reward was offered by the X South Wales Government for his apprehension, January 5, 1864. In June, 1864, he shot Jageant M 'Ginnity dead, and took his horse aaJ firearms. Verdict of the wilful murder of-W M'Lean returned against him, June 23, lt and a reward of 1,000 was offered for his rre by the New South Wales Government, Jiaa 27. In the following September he shot." geant Smith, who died a few days aftenrartk Reward offered for his apprehension by ltova ment increased to 1,500, March 8, ISOo! On Al(i (i, 1805, put in force a threat often attribntal W him of making a raid upon Victorian territorjand he stuck up the station of Mr. Evans Whitefield. Several carriers were also bails! on the road near Wilton. On April 9 folio ing, Morgan reached Mr. M'Pherson's house the Peechelba Station, about twenty miles tra Wangaratta. He immediately bailed up whom he found on the station. But a serva girl ran to the house of Mr. Rutherford, a p ner of Mr. M'Pherson's, situated at a distance 400 yards. A man was despatched to Vf saj ratta, and the police...