“Sir, — I have with much pain read the sub-leader in your Thursday’s issue. To the credit of journalism be it said, it is very unusual to observe remarks in newspapers prejudicial to any person awaiting trial.”
“Sir, — I have with much pain read the sub-leader in your Thursday’s issue. To the credit of journalism be it said, it is very unusual to observe remarks in newspapers prejudicial to any person awaiting trial.”
“Sir, — The next time the police forces of Victoria attempt the taking of such a strong hotel as Jones’s wooden building, alias Kelly Castle, I would suggest that they should lay proper siege to the place, and not rashly expose themselves, sheltered only by trees and logs, to the fire of the besieged; but dig trenches and rifle-pits, and throw up proper earthworks.”
A letter to the editor from Ann Jones.
Two letters to the editor criticising the police actions at Glenrowan.