pardon · 1845
Convicts Office Conditional Pardons (dated 13 Aug 1845) ready at Sydney for named ex-convicts: James Abbott, James Adams, Thomas Andrews, James Batt and ~70 others, each with transport ship; fee 5s 6d.
CONDITIONAL PARDONS. CONDITIONAL Pardonsare are now in this Office, …
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Recorded in this notice
OfficialJ. M'LEAN
OffenderJames Abbott
OffenderJames Adams
ShipPrince Orange
OffenderThomas Andrews
ShipMarquis Huntley
OffenderJames Batt
ShipHercules
OffenderBaverstock or Beverstock James
ShipRoyal George
OffenderJohn Bayliss
ShipHercules
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 77, 19 September 1845.
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