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A mail coach robbery occurred at the bottom of Wall Hill on 27 June 1801.

The mail coach made its way up Wall Hill, where it was stopped by them just after midnight.

He competed in the equestrian mail coach event at the 1900 Summer Olympics, winning the gold medal.

These vans had elliptical spring front suspension, semi-elliptical spring rear suspension, a double driving seat, and mail coach style headlamps.

These were frequently called mail coaches, although unlike actual mail coaches they carried no passengers.

Bushranger activity continued with the goldrushes: Australian-born bandits Ben Hall and the Clarke brothers were active in the area, targeting mail coaches and gold transportation.

Postal services by mail coaches to and from Maryborough and Avoca via Adelaide Lead and Bung Bong six times each week commenced in 1865.

In November 1864, during the robbery of a mail coach at Black Springs Creek near Jugiong, John Gilbert shot and killed Sgt.

These included the holding up of several villages, dozens of mail coach robberies and the regular theft of prized racehorses.

It was a busy stopping off point for the changing of horses and coaches, including the mail coach, for travellers including Walsingham pilgrims.

A daily mail coach ran through the town between Bega and Moruya.

Migrating to the Port Phillip District (later the colony of Victoria) in 1840, Esmond worked a number of jobs, including working on stations in the Western Port region, and driving the mail coach from Buninyong to the region around Horsham, a major town in the Wimmera.

In April 1863 the Sydney mail coach between Bowenfels and Cudgegong was held up and robbed by two bushrangers at Cherrytree Hill, two and a half miles from Kean’s Swamp.