 | G. Paterson - Aboriginal Australians - 1811 - 648 pages
...the rebels. After a long march, the military detachment came up with the insurgents, near the Ponds, about half-way between Parramatta and Hawkesbury,...remainder made a rapid retreat. Ten of the leaders of this insurrection, who had been observed as particularly conspicuous and zealous in their endeavours to... | |
 | English literature - 1813 - 706 pages
...after killing feveral of the mifguided rebels, and making prifoners of the principals who furvived, the remainder made a rapid retreat. Ten of the leaders of this infurreclion, who had been obferved as particularly confpicuous and zealous in their endeavours to... | |
 | Joseph Holt - Ireland - 1838 - 464 pages
...After a long march, the military detachment came up with the insurgents near the Ponds, about half way between Parramatta and Hawkesbury, and a short parley...remainder made a rapid retreat. Ten of the leaders of this insurrection, who had been observed as particularly conspicuous, and zealous in their endeavours to... | |
 | Joseph Holt - Ireland - 1838 - 454 pages
...After a long march, the military detachment came up with the insurgents near the Ponds, about half way between Parramatta and Hawkesbury, and a short parley...remainder made a rapid retreat. Ten of the leaders of this insurrection, who had been observed as particularly conspicuous, and zealous in their endeavours to... | |
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Ponds, about half-way between Parramatta and Hawkesbury, and a short parley ensued, when the Colonel found it necessary to fire upon them ; and, after killing several of the misguided rebels, and making prisoners of the principals who survived, the remainder... 