reward · 1844
Ten pounds reward or a conditional pardon offered by the Colonial Secretary (Sydney, 10 June 1844) for the apprehension of Francis Sellars, a 68-year-old tailor (free by servitude) committed at Wellington for the alleged assault of a child and escaped from police escort near Bathurst on 29 May 1844.
Colonial Secretary's Office, Sydney, 10th June, 1844. TEN POUNDS REWARD, or a CONDITONAL PARDON.
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LocationSydney
Notice Date10th June, 1844
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 54, 14 June 1844.
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Also on page 1This is the masthead of the New South Wales Government Gazette publish · Mr. Edward Agnew has been appointed Clerk of Petty Sessions and Regist · Reward and conditional pardon offered by the Colonial Secretary (Sydne · Free Pardon granted by Her Majesty (per Secretary of State's despatch
Elsewhere in this issueJohn Giddy · A conditional pardon has been granted to William Rolan, per ship 'Stra · A notice establishing a Court of Petty Sessions at Belfast, Port Fairy · This notice from the Colonial Secretary's Office, Sydney, dated June 1 · All 66 notices in this issue
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