runaway · 1845
Two individuals, John Phillips and Thomas Biddles, escaped from the Goulburn lock-up on August 17th, 1845, and authorities are seeking their apprehension.
Peace Office, Bathurst, 13th August, 1845. Clerk of the Peace. …
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Recorded in this notice
OffenderJohn Phillips
OffenderThomas Biddles
ShipCaptain Cook
ShipAsia 10
PlaceLondon
PlaceLeicestershire
Rolegrocer's boy
OfficialClerk of the Peace
LocationGoulburn
Notice Date13th August, 1845
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 75, 12 September 1845.
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