First Name:
Lieutenant Nathanial
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40th Regiment. Charged with the murder of Aborigine Jacky Jacky
First Name:
Lieutenant Nathaniel
Details:
Detachment of mounted police under Lieutenant Lowe of 40th reg. arrived at Wallis Plains
First Name:
Lieutenant Nathaniel
Details:
40th regiment. Found not guilty of the murder of native Jackey Jackey
First Name:
Lieutenant Nathaniel
Details:
With a party of mounted police, in pursuit of natives who murdered government servants of Dr. Bowman's
First Name:
Lieutenant Nathaniel
Details:
The black Newcastle native who murdered the man at Dr. Bowman's farm, was shot by a party of the mounted police last week
First Name:
Lieutenant Nathaniel
Source:
Colonial Times Hobart
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Juryman in the cases of John Salmon and David Brown
First Name:
Lieutenant Nathaniel
Details:
Private examination took place at the Police Office at Sydney in the case of Lieutenant Lowe who was accused of originating the death of a black native 'at Newcastle.. Lieut. Lowe is a gentleman universally esteemed for his mildness and humanity and he had great difficulty to encounter from the hostile and ferocious conduct of the blacks at the time the transaction is said to have taken place'
First Name:
Lieutenant Nathaniel
Details:
Nathaniel Lowe a Lieutenant in his Majesty's 40th regiment stood indicted for the wilful murder of native black named Jackey Jackey alias Commandant alias Jeffery at Wallis Plains in August 1826. The Jury retired for about five minutes and returned with a verdict of not guilty. Loud and general applause accompanied this announcement of the verdict. The numerous friends of Lieut. Lowe crowded round to congratulate him on the happy termination of the trial. A second burst of applause was given as he triumphantly left the court