stolen from JohnWatt, Kiewa,Little River, Beechworth, about November last, a chestnut horse, R near shoulder 5 years old, 15¼hands outside of near fore foot white, snip; value £16. £5 reward on conviction. October 69 - Yes 11 months since the theft. ================== Stolen from the dwelling of Gerald Byrne, 3 Mile Beechworth Ovens district on the 4th instant, a reversible coat both sides brown pockets on each side velvet collar on one side, a pair nearly new miner's boots and an open face silver lever watch #713. October 1869. --------------- Nicked from near the dwelling of Georg Wilson Buckland, Ovens, on the 9th instant a pair of red blakets with blue selvage./ October 69. ====== Stolen from the hotel of Mark Baldwin Beechworth, on the 14th inst an open faced silver Geneva watch, small black spot on back of the case, black cord guard attached October 69. === William Smith was stopped on the evening of the 8th ins 4 miles from Wangaratta and robbed of £5 by two men. The first aged about 45, 5'7" or 8" stout build whiskers wore grey coat. The second man was about 47 5'6" high dark beard and whiskers, wore ight cord trousers and blue monkey jacket and carried a pistol. Both carried swags. Warrants at Beechworth October 69. -- November 2nd Page 235. William Purtell charged with assault on John Snedwell at Wangaratta. Then it proceeds to say George Harrison was arrested by Wang. police. =========== John Snead Glover charged with disobying summons, is supposed to be hawking goods about Tarrawingee. October 69. ======== Stolen from Thoams McNulty Yackandandah Gap, Ovens on the nnight of October 24th (1869) a dark brown cob mare (description here value £10 1/11/1869. == Stolen from John Kenny Spring Creek October 29 1869 draught mare..............(descripton) --- William H. Dexter North Wang Ovens January last (1869) had a draught mare stolen. Reward of £5 ===== John H. Brown of Godfrey's Creek Upper Goulburn, had a violin stolen from his house. ======= Stolen from Cornelius O'Brien of Oxley a swag, trousers, shirt vest, socks, tin billy, tobacco and matches tea and sugar - November 69 - >From Edward Albertine, Slaty Creek, Jamieson, October 27th stolen - horse, Warrant against George Jameson, etc. November 8th 69 - Page242 if anyone wants more. = Henry Power again. November 16th 1869 John P Courdroy was stopped on the Mansfield road 6 miles from Jamieson, on the morning of 8th inst and robbed of about £4.17s by Henry Power alias Johnstone who is now described as wearing drab wideawake with broad black ribbon, grey tweed coat, shepherd-plaid shirt, Before cord trousers, Wellington boots with the toes turned up, and a red comforter or neck handkerchief; rode a chestnut horse and carried a double gun and two revolvers. He said he was going to Wood's Point. ====== Robert Hargreaves charged with deserting his wife, has been arrested by the Albury police NSW November 15th 1869. ----- Stolen from Benjamin Middleton at Omeo. Horse, Warrant against Fitzgerald alias Bandy-legged Fred, He is likely to be found at Albury NSW. The horse is probably at Mr. Green's Tuma Tumberumba Creek River Murray Albury November 69. ===== On the 1st instant, about 100 yards of brush fence belonging to Robert Liddle, 11 mile Creek Greta OVens Benalla district, was destroyed having been evidently set on fire in two places. £20 reward on conviction. November 1869 ======== James Fry - Wangaratta - stolen from his house. clothing. Suspiciion against Chalres Chambers, gone either to Benalla or Eldorado. NO warrant. 22 November 69. =================== Stolen from dwelling of David Lasker Beechworth 9th inst (November 69) clothing - Warrant against Leon Marseilles man who headed for Wangaratta. ======= Edwin Laurence of Beechworth - stolen from his home, a pair of gold double vine-leaf ear-drops, red stone in centre of bottom leave 22/11/1869 ============== Leon, alia William Moloney, is charged on warrant with utterng to John Rawlings of Beechworth on 9/11/1869 a forged cheque. Purported to be signed by David Lasker. Leon is French and going to Melbourne with the intention of going to Mauritius. ============ If Donald Charles Campbell of Albury has a past - he also has a wife at Little River Gippsland. 18/11/1869. =================== JOhn Richards Growlers Creek Ovens - had things stolen from him. Warrant against Anne Williams and her husband Williams, fromEldorado Ovens. The woman left Growlers Creek in male attire, riding a iron-grey horse. === Andrew Henderson of Bright had stolen from him a horse. value 6. - 18/11/1869. >From Henry Jackson of Belvoir Ovens stolen - horse - warrant against John Mousey shoemaker. Heading for Beechworth or Wang 18/11/1869. ------- News from Tarrawingee - from th stabe of George E Mackay Tarrwingee Ovens 6/11/1869 saddle and bridle. = Peter Thompson was stopped at Mansfield, on the morning of the 8/11/1869 instant, by Power the bushranger who took from him £7.5s and a bay horse, saddle and bridle; he also took from the mail bag 2 cheques on the bank of NSW Mansfield, from T.W Palmer to E. Good for £8 and £3.5s respectively. The saddle was a half worn colonial one, new lining and knee pads "William Kelly, Jamieson" written in ink on near flap above the spring-bar, leather girth stamped "E Martin Mansfield, the bridle was English, snaffle, plated buckles, white headband, headstall repaired with new piece on top, reins repaired with an old piece of leather. =============