pardon · 1847
Her Majesty has authorised the issue of conditional pardons to numerous individuals, provided they do not return to their countries of conviction during their sentence terms.
773 Colonial Secretary's Office, Sydney, 19th July, 1847. CONDITIONAL PARDONS. …
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PersonJames Allen
ShipLady Feversham
PersonJoseph Allen
ShipExmouth
PersonWilliam Andrews
ShipBaring 1
PersonWilliam Arding
PlaceAmerica
PersonFrederick Armend
ShipAsia 11
PersonJacob Ashford
ShipRecovery 1
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 62, 20 July 1847.
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