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Part 2—Australia-15
The inhabitants of towns, colonists and squatters at stations, are hereby cautioned to be on their guard, and to communicate to the Surveyor-General any information that may aid his search. J. P. Mitchell, S. G. When Glenarvan had finished reading this article, McNabbs turned to the geographer and said, “You see, Paganel, there can be convicts in Australia.” “Escaped convicts, that is evident,” replied Paganel, “but not regularly transported criminals. Those fellows have no business here.” “Well, they are here, at any rate,” said Glenarvan; “but I don’t suppose the fact need materially alter our arrangements. What do you think, John?” John Mangles did not reply immediately; he hesitated between the sorrow it would cause the two children to give up the search, and the fear of compromis
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