Nmp Event 20725

Associated With Individualin disputeassociatedWithIndividual

• John Byrnes^[1]all time · Row 0709 Eid 20725
• Michael Vincent Byrnes^[1]all time · Row 0709 Eid 20725

Has Other Sourcesin disputehasOtherSources

• Queenslander 8 April 1882 Pp436 437^[1]all time · Row 0709 Eid 20725
• Western Champion 4 November 1881 P2^[1]all time · Row 0709 Eid 20725

Associated With Nmp CampassociatedWithNMPCamp

• Barron River Baan Bero^[1]all time · Row 0709 Eid 20725

Associated With Nmp OfficerassociatedWithNMPOfficer

• Ernest Henry T Carr^[1]all time · Row 0709 Eid 20725

Caused DamagecausedDamage

• At least 35 cattle killed, plus horses^[1]all time · Row 0709 Eid 20725

Described in QuotedescribedInQuote

• SPEARING CATTLE.—Another raid was made by the blacks last week, on Messrs. Byrnes' stock, on the Walsh, where about twenty head of cattle were speared. In patrolling the district, a gin and piccaninnies were the only members of the tribe that could be met with. These were brought into Thornborough, where they are cared for, the mother having gone into decent service. The latter divulged, in confidence, to a resident black boy here, that not long since a white man had been killed and eaten in the district, but no one is reported missing except Marshall, who has most likely met his fate by this means. Hodgkinson Miner.^[1]all time · Row 0709 Eid 20725

Described in Second QuotedescribedInSecondQuote

• Thornborough. (FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) October 27. The blacks speared thirty-five head of cattle on the Walsh River yesterday, the property of Byrne Bros., and they are still killing cattle and some horses.^[1]all time · Row 0709 Eid 20725

Described in Third QuotedescribedInThirdQuote

• There was also a great want of police protection in the district. Lives had been lost, and numbers of cattle and horses had been speared by the blacks. ... Within nine months Mr. Byrne had lost a hundred head.^[1]all time · Row 0709 Eid 20725

Evaluatively Described As Raid by BlacksevaluativelyDescribedAsRaidByBlacks

• null^[1]all time · Row 0709 Eid 20725

First Reported in YearfirstReportedInYear

• 1881^[1]all time · Row 0709 Eid 20725

Genre As Historical Event RecordgenreAsHistoricalEventRecord

• null^[1]all time · Row 0709 Eid 20725

Has Contemporary ReferencehasContemporaryReference

• Morning Bulletin 4 November 1881 P2^[1]all time · Row 0709 Eid 20725

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See also

• John Byrnes
• Michael Vincent Byrnes
• Barron River Baan Bero
• Ernest Henry T Carr
• Morning Bulletin 4 November 1881 P2
• Pastoral Run
• Queenslander 8 April 1882 Pp436 437
• Western Champion 4 November 1881 P2
• Reprisal Event
• Coordinates 144.9658 17.149917
• Bullu Burrah
• Aboriginal People
• Kuku Yalanji
• Cook

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