Nmp Event 23776

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• Native Trial Practice^[1]all time · Row 0997 Eid 23776
• Tribe of Native Boy^[1]all time · Row 0997 Eid 23776

Described in NewspaperdescribedInNewspaper

• North Australian Ipswich and General Advertiser 1860 04 17 P3^[1]all time · Row 0997 Eid 23776

Framed As Revenge AttackframedAsRevengeAttack

• null^[1]all time · Row 0997 Eid 23776

Has Cause ReasonhasCauseReason

• In response to Heaney informing his tribe that Chinaman had killed another Aboriginal man^[1]all time · Row 0997 Eid 23776

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• North Australian Ipswich and General Advertiser 1860 04 17 P3^[1]all time · Row 0997 Eid 23776

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• 148.895^[1]all time · Row 0997 Eid 23776

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• 148.895^[1]all time · Row 0997 Eid 23776

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• -26.77^[1]all time · Row 0997 Eid 23776

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• -26.77^[1]all time · Row 0997 Eid 23776

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• 1860^[1]all time · Row 0997 Eid 23776

Has DescriptionhasDescription

• ASSAULT BY A BLACK.— Information has been received that James Heeney, sheep overseer at Mr. Kennedy's station, at Tierryboo, was attacked by a blackfellow named Chinaman, while returning from some out-stations. Heeney was unarmed, but being mounted he managed to escape. Some time since this same blackfellow killed a native boy who was well known on the station, and this circumstance was made known by Heeney to the tribe to which the boy belonged. Chinaman was obliged to submit to the usual native trial in such cases and received severe wounds; and the attack on Heeney is imputed to a spirit of revenge for the evidence furnished by Heeney of the murder of the black boy.^[1]all time · Row 0997 Eid 23776

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• 23776^[1]all time · Row 0997 Eid 23776

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See also

• James Heaney
• North Australian Ipswich and General Advertiser 1860 04 17 P3
• Chinaman
• Moreton Bay Courier 1860 04 19 P2
• Mandandanji
• Prior Murder of Native Boy
• Tieryboo Head Station
• Tieryboo
• Native Trial Practice
• Tribe of Native Boy
• Maranoa

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