jackey jackey造句

• He got the nickname'Jackey Jackey'from the aboriginal people.
• Jackey Jackey was taken to Darlinghurt Jail and sentenced to life imprisonment.
• The name " Jackey Jackey " since entered general Australian plus Aboriginal Australian slang
• The incident ended by Jackey Jackey giving the old man a bottle of rum.
• Jackey Jackey was buried in unhallowed ground.
• Alternate names for him include Jackey Jackey, Kawae Kawae, John Logan, and Bilinba.
• The only survivor to complete the journey was Jackey Jackey, an aborigine from New South Wales.
• After a feat of endurance of about ten days with no supplies, Jackey Jackey made it to the supply ship alone 23 December 1848.
• On route, Jackey Jackey once again tried to escape from the ship's hold and take over the ship on the way to the port.
• At only 26 years old, Jackey Jackey was finally tried with 11 of the and most prominent leaders of the mutiny and all were hanged on 13 October 1846.
• The creek is named for the Aboriginal guide, Jackey Jackey, who acted as a guide for Edmund Kennedy during his expedition through the Cape York area in 1848 which resulted in Kennedy's death.
• As they passed by the lime kiln Jackey Jackey, now wielding an axe, ran over to a hut, forced open the door, and killed two policemen, one of whom was asleep in his bed.
• "' William Westwood "'( also known as "'Jackey Jackey "') was often referred to as a " gentleman bushranger " because of his dress and respect for his victims.
• Positive accounts of Aboriginal customs and encounters are also recorded in the journals of early European explorers, who often relied on Aboriginal guides and assistance : Charles Sturt employed Aboriginal envoys to explore the Murray-Darling; the lone survivor of the Burke and Wills expedition was nursed by local Aborigines, and the famous Aboriginal explorer Jackey Jackey loyally accompanied his ill-fated friend Edmund Kennedy to Cape York.
• Following an inquiry into Edmund Kennedy and other expedition members deaths, Galmahra became more generally known to the colony of New South Wales as Jackey Jackey : an lithographic portrait of'Jackey Jackey'had been produced for sale, and by the beginning of 1851 the Governor of New South Wales had presented him with a specially made, pure silver breastplate ( see above ) plus a ?0 bank account gratuity.
• Following an inquiry into Edmund Kennedy and other expedition members deaths, Galmahra became more generally known to the colony of New South Wales as Jackey Jackey : an lithographic portrait of'Jackey Jackey'had been produced for sale, and by the beginning of 1851 the Governor of New South Wales had presented him with a specially made, pure silver breastplate ( see above ) plus a ?0 bank account gratuity.
• He asked the tollkeeper if he had ever heard of Jackey Jackey . " Oh, yes, " replied the man, " but he is a long way off; he ain't to coming to Sydney, they would catch him if he did . " Westwood then drew his pistol from his waist, and told the scared toll keeper that he was Jackey Jackey, and that he had spent the past three days in Sydney.
• He asked the tollkeeper if he had ever heard of Jackey Jackey . " Oh, yes, " replied the man, " but he is a long way off; he ain't to coming to Sydney, they would catch him if he did . " Westwood then drew his pistol from his waist, and told the scared toll keeper that he was Jackey Jackey, and that he had spent the past three days in Sydney.