reward · 1844
Twenty pounds reward or a conditional pardon offered (Colonial Secretary's Office, 22 Aug 1844) for apprehending the two unknown men who, on the night of 20 Aug, attacked and stabbed Thomas Harrison, the Newcastle lock-up keeper, leaving him in a dangerous state.
Colonial Secretary's Office, Sydney, 22nd August, 1844. TWENTY POUNDS REWARD, OR A CON- DITIONAL PARDON.
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New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 76, 23 August 1844.
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