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Ballarat Colonies were formed. They called it the Birth of the Gold Fields.
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Miner had to pay for a licence to mine for gold. The price went up 1 pound and 30 shillings.
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Miners found traces of Gold whilst mining in Victoria
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Gov. Hotham came into power and made licence checks 2 times a week.
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James Scobie was murdered out the front of the pub/hotel
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James Bentley, owner of the pub/hotel, was acquitted for the murder of James Scobie
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The miners gathered around the pub for a meeting which resulted in the burning down of the pub.
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Diggers met to protest the arrests of 3 miners for burning down the pub, the licences and the Ballarat reform league was founded
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James Bentley and co were rearrested and convicted for the manslaughter of James Scobie
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Meeting held and the Eureka Flag raised for the first time plus the licences were burned.
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Met for another burning of licences and Peter Lalor started building the stockade
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early hours of the morning the stockade was attacked by police and the military. 22 miners and 5 soldiers were killed.
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13 miners were held for treason