“These ruffians were placed in irons and deposited in the jail, including Jagga Jagga or Jacky Jacky and Billy Hamilton.”

“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 ;”

“These ruffians were placed in irons and deposited in the jail, including Jagga Jagga or Jacky Jacky and Billy Hamilton.”

“These ruffians were placed in irons and deposited in the jail, including Jagga Jagga or Jacky Jacky, and Billy Hamilton.”

“These ruffians were placed in irons and deposited in the jail, including Jagga Jagga or Jacky Jacky and Billy Hamilton.”

“These ruffians were placed in irons, and deposited in the jail, including Jagga Jagga or Jacka Jacka, and Billy Hamilton.”

“Billy Hamilton was amongst the party dismissed, and it appears from enquiry made, under authority, that this native has been shamefully and wrongfully abused as one of the most atrocious characters amongst the whole tribes; the contrary turns out to be the case, as he is represented by the Goulburn settlers as the most harmless and inoffensive as well as the most useful and intelligent amongst the tribes who frequent that district.”

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

“A pistol was taken from Billy Hamilton, and their implements of war were destroyed.”

“Billy Hamilton was amongst the party dismissed, and it appears from enquiry made under authority, that this native has been shamefully and wrongfully abused, as one of the most atrocious characters amongst the whole tribes; the contrary turns out to be the case, as he is represented by the Goulbourn settlers as the most harmless and inoffensive, as well as the most useful and intelligent, amongst the tribes who frequent that district.”

“Mr. Barry then moved for the discharge of the aboriginal native Billy Hamilton, who had been committed from the Protectorate Establishment on the Goulbourn, for firing at Mr. Le Soeuff, the Crown Prosecutor declining to proceed further in the matter.”

“The Goulburn Protectorate. — Billy Hamilton, a black of the Goulburn tribe, well known to many residents in Melbourne, is on his way to town, handcuffed and in custody, charged with firing at Mr. Le Soueff, the Sub-Protector.”

“An aboriginal named Billy Hamilton has been apprehended on the charge of shooting at Mr. Le Soueff, the assistant protector.”

“Mr. Barry then moved for the discharge of Billy Hamilton, an aboriginal, who had been committed for endeavouring to shoot at Mr. Le Souëff.”

“On Thursday, Billy Hamilton an aboriginal belonging to the Goulburn [tribe], was safely lodged in Her Majesty's jail at Melbourne, to await his trial at the ensuing criminal sessions for shooting at Mr. Le Soeffe, the Assistant Protector, with intent to murder him.”

“On Thursday, Billy Hamilton an aboriginal belonging to the Goulburn [tribe], was safely lodged in Her Majesty's jail at Melbourne, to await his trial at the ensuing criminal sessions for shooting at Mr. Le Soeffe, the Assistant Protector, with intent to murder him.”

“Billy Hamilton, one of the Goulburn tribe, whose exploits have been before paraded before the public, was apprehended on Friday last, under a warrant, charging him with threatening to take the life of Mr. Assistant Protector Le Soueff.”

“On Monday last he was placed at the bar of the Police-office, upon which occasion Mr. Assistant Protector Parker was in attendance, and urged upon the bench the invalidity of the warrant upon which the prisoner was captured, inasmuch as the affidavit of Mr. Le Soueff, upon which it was issued, did not contain a distinct disavowal of malice.”

“Billy Hamilton, an aboriginal, was on Thursday last confined in the stocks for two hours for getting intoxicated.”

“Billy Hamilton, an aboriginal native of the Goulburn tribe, or rather of one of the tribes of New South Wales, but who has established a singular degree of authority over the strangers with whom he has cast his lot, was ordered to pay fifteen shillings for drunkenness, this being somewhere about the twentieth time he has made his appearance on a similar charge.”

“A BLACK. TRANSACTION.-Billy Hamilton a well known aborigine, was brought before the magistrates for the third time on Tuesday last, having been discovered on the previous night parading the streets, in a state of intoxication.”

“There is a report in circulation here, that "Billy Hamilton," the well known aboriginal belonging to the Goulburn tribe, has been speared by some of his brethren; I have doubts as to the authenticity of this report, for from what I have ever observed of this eccentric, but troublesome character, his brethren had too much respect for him ever to raise their hands against his life.”

“ABORIGINAL OUTRAGE.—One day last week, a most murderous assault was made upon Mr. Wm. Moore, an industrious farmer on the Merri Creek, by a mob of black fellows, of whom the notorious "Billy Hamilton" was the ringleader.”