reward · 1844
Forty pounds reward or a conditional pardon offered for two armed men who robbed the Bathurst mail coach at Honey Suckle Flat (~20 miles from Bathurst) on 28 May 1844, supposed runaways from Mr Irving's service at Kirkconnell (Colonial Secretary's Office, Sydney, 10 June 1844).
Colonial Secretary's Office, Sydney, 10th June, 1844. FORTY POUNDS REWARD, OR A CON- DITIONAL PARDON.
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New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 56, 21 June 1844.
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Also on page 1This is the masthead of the New South Wales Government Gazette publish · Thomas Simpson Hall was appointed as a Magistrate of the Territory and · Ten pounds reward or a conditional pardon offered for the recapture of · Church Grants: land and town allotments appropriated to the Presbyteri
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