runaway · 1850
A reward of Two Pounds is offered for information regarding the whereabouts of Charles Cole, an absconded hired servant who is an elderly man, a gardener by trade, and a native of Somersetshire.
477 NOTICE. THE undersigned caution parties against harbouring or employing their hired servant CHARLES COLE, …
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OffenderCharles Cole
PersonM'NEILL & HALL
PlaceSomersetshire
PlaceVan-Diemen's Land
Rolegardener
Roleseaman
LocationGlenmons
LocationBurn Bank
Notice DateJune-22nd
Notice Date22nd
Port Phillip Government Gazette, No. 27, 3 July 1850.
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Near this placeSomersetshire · Van-Diemen's Land · Glenmons · Burn Bank