“A black named Winberry said he commanded the party.”

“Upon seeing themselves surrounded, the blacks were thrown into considerable consternation; and finding that their weapons had been seized, would have surrendered quietly, but for the opposition made by "Winberry," who, being thus entrapped, made a desperate blow at Mr. Vignolles.”

“Many of the most respectable, as well as wealthy and influential stockholders did not hesitate to assert their determination to shoot either of the three notorious ringleaders—Winberree, Jacka Jacka or Billy Hamilton, should fate cause an intersection of their paths ;”

“He, however, missed his aim ; but [Winberry] was about to repeat the attempt before that gentleman could even draw his sword to defend himself ; whereupon the sergeant discharged his musket, and this notorious murderer and robber instantly fell.”

“It appeared that the ball passed through a main artery of the head. The remainder of the gang were secured, consisting of between two and three hundred (including women and children) and were led captive into town and placed in a yard in the rear of the Military Hospital for identification, by any of the settlers as having been concerned in any outrages, having been aggressors in numerous cases of cattle and sheep stealing, as well as being concerned in several of the murders which from time to time have occurred in the interior districts.”

“Upon seeing themselves surrounded, the blacks were thrown into considerable consternation ; and finding that their weapons had been seized, would have surrendered quietly but for the opposition made by "Winberry," who, being thus entrapped, made a desperate blow at Mr. Vignolles.”

“He however missed his aim ; but recovering, was about to repeat the attempt before that gentleman could even draw his sword to defend himself ; whereupon the serjeant discharged his musket, and this notorious murderer and robber instantly fell.”

“Warrants were accordingly prepared, and the whole of the military and police forces under the command of Major Lettsom and Mr. Russell of the Mounted Police, and Captain Smith and Mr. Vignolles, of the 28th ; proceeded to the scene of action, and succeeded in capturing the whole of the blacks excepting the notorious Winberry, who was shot by Sergeant Leary of the Mounted Police, when in the act of striking at Mr. Vignolles with his waddy, and one man and two women who escaped by hiding themselves under the trunk of a fallen tree.”

“Upon seeing themselves surrounded, the blacks were thrown into considerable consternation; and, finding that their weapons had been seized, would have surrendered quietly, but for the opposition made by Winberry, who, being thus entrapped, made a desperate blow at Mr. Vignolles.”

“Upon seeing themselves surrounded, the blacks were thrown into considerable consternation; and finding that their weapons had been seized, would have surrendered quietly, but for the opposition made by "Winberry," who, being thus entrapped, made a desperate blow at Mr. Vignolles.”

“The ringleaders in these murders were Jacky, Winberry, and Billy Hamilton.”

“Some of them did not feel much disposed to be taken, and one named Winberry, who attacked Lt. Vignolles, was shot.”

“Upon seeing themselves surrounded, the blacks were thrown into considerable consternation ; and finding that their weapons had been seized would have surrendered quietly, but for the opposition made by "Winberry," who, being thus entrapped, made a desperate blow at Mr. Vignolles.”

“Warrants were accordingly prepared, and the whole of the military and police forces under the command of Major Lettsom and Mr Russell of the Mounted Police, and Captain Smith and Mr Vignolles, of the 28th, proceeded to the scene of action, and succeeded in capturing the whole of the blacks excepting the notorious Winberry, who was shot by Sergeant Leary, of the Mounted Police when in the act of striking at Mr Vignolles with his waddy, and one man and two women who escaped by hiding themselves under the trunk of a fallen tree.”

“the Serjeant of the Mounted Police seeing the imminent peril in which the officer was placed fired and shot the savage, his name was Winberry, a chieftain, and a most determined scoundrel.”

“The name of the savage was Winberry, a chieftain and a most determined scoundrel.”