reward · 1844
Ten pounds reward or a conditional pardon offered for the recapture of Francis Sellars (free by servitude, tailor, aged ~68), who escaped police escort between Wellington and Bathurst on 29 May 1844 while committed for trial for child rape (Colonial Secretary's Office, Sydney, 10 June 1844).
Colonial Secretary's Office, Sydney, 10th June, 1844. TEN POUNDS REWARD, or a CONDITONAL PARDON.
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New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 56, 21 June 1844.
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