reward · 1848
W. J. Sugden, Chief Constable, seeks apprehension of Charles Eastowe, charged with highway robbery, who escaped Melbourne Market-Square Watchhouse 31 Jul 1848.
NOTICE. W HEREAS the undermentioned in- dividual, charged with highway robbery, …
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Recorded in this notice
OffenderCharles Eastowe
PlaceMelbourne
Officialconstables
OfficialW. J. Sugden
OfficialChief Constable
LocationMelbourne
Escape Date31st day of July, 1848
Port Phillip Government Gazette, No. 34, 23 August 1848.
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