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reward · 1836

TWO HUNDRED POUNDS REWARD for George Jackson, ex-Metropolitan Police officer (~36, 5ft8, dark hair), charged as accomplice in the 6 May 1835 robbery of Ashley's bankers, 135 Regent-street, London, by their clerk William Summers (in custody). Jackson parted from Summers at Dublin with ~two-thirds of the haul: a long schedule of stopped bank-notes and 300 sovereigns. A skilled flute/flageolet player.

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TWO HUNDRED POUNDS REWARD. FELONY. WHEREAS GEORGE JACKSON stands charged upon Oath with being an Ac- complice in the …

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New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 228, 29 June 1836.