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a gun?--Yes, from a magistrate, Mr. Coates, who is since dead. Were you ever tried before you committed the murder on Noonan?--Indeed I was; I was tried before, for posting a threatening notice, but it was no such thing. Were you not sentenced to be transported?--I was. Did you not fire shots at the same time?--Yes. Judge Torrens: And the reward you gave the Government for bringing you back was murdering Noonan Mr. Hatchell: Was not your brother Caravat tried?--Yes. You say you were only present at the murder of Noonan; now, was it not you who knocked down the unfortunate man with the butt-end of a blunderbuss?--Yes, the very first. (Sensation.) And you don't call that murdering the man?--We were all murdering him. Were you not one of the men who carried him into the ditch to hide the body?--I was. Where is your brother, the Caravat?--I don't know. Was he at the burning of Walsh's house?--No. Did you know Leonard, the smith?--I did. Did you see him killed?--I saw him struck, but was not looking on at his killing. Did you give him a blow then?--I did not strike a blow at the man. Did you give a blow that day?--Yes, when myself was struck. Do you remember Wat Hayes?--Yes. You attacked him, but he shot you off?--No, he did not. Was not one of your companions shot by Mr. Hayes?--No, but a man near me. Now, tell me, did he not kill one of your friends?--Oh, he had a party against us, and waylaid us. Did you remember Jemmy Hughes, who was killed with a hatchet?--I did. Were you not looking at his murder?--Oh, no; he was married to my first cousin. Were you not taxed with the murder?--The whole country knew who was in that affair. You recollect David Hickey, who was killed at Bilboa?--I was in the fair. You were of the party?--I was looking at him. That was your third murder. A Juror: His fifth murder. Did you rob Michael Rogers?--No, but I got the course of law, and was acquitted. You knew Mick Griffin, Lord Stradbroke's herd?--I heard he was shot. Was your brother Caravat accused of this business?--No, I never heard of it. Did you not say you would put a rope about McCarthy's neck?--I did not. I remember when Kennedy was put out of possession. McCarthy's cattle and premi
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