reward · 1845
Twenty-five pounds reward or conditional pardon for the two armed men who robbed the Southern mail coach at Razorback on 19 Feb 1845, taking bags for Sydney, Campbelltown and Liverpool.
FIVE POUNDS REWARD, OR A CONDITIONAL PARDON. W HEREAS it has been represented to the Government, …
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OfficialGovernment
Offenderrobbed the passengers
Offenderremoved the Letter Bags
LocationSouthern Districts
LocationRazorback
LocationMarulan
LocationBungonia
LocationBraidwood
LocationBungendore
LocationQueanbeyan
LocationBerrima
LocationPicton
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 18, 4 March 1845.
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