Definition of Calyute. Meaning of Calyute. Synonyms of Calyute

- Calyute (fl. 1833–1840), also known as Kalyute, Galyute or Wongir, was an Indigenous Australian resistance leader who was involved in a number of reprisal...
- Pindjarup leader Calyute distinguished himself by keeping his spear pressed to a soldier who had, in turn, held his musket at Calyute's chest. The Whadjuk...
- attacking party, some of the younger generation of Binjareb (notably Calyute's son Monang and another individual called Denmar) nonetheless appear to...
- of a European being executed for the killing of an Aboriginal person. Calyute – leader of the Pindjarup people at the time of the Battle of Pinjarra...
- Martin (politician) Ken Wyatt Veronica Willaway Mohammed Junaid Thorne Calyute Yagan Sandra Eades Harley Bennell Shai Bolton Barry Cable Cyril Collard...
- 21st Regiment of Foot, and the group, including local Aboriginal leader Calyute, set off. During the ride Barron and Nesbitt were ambushed, with three...
- She traces her family back many generations, and is directly related to Calyute, one of the few survivors of the Pinjarra m****acre. Her grandfather is...
- April 1834, when the mill was raided by a large party of Aborigines led by Calyute, who stole nearly half a ton of flour. In 1835, construction of a new mill...
- April 1834 Calyute leads a raid by thirty Binjareb on Shenton's Mill in South Perth. Shenton was locked inside and the flour was taken. Calyute, Gunmal and...