reward · 1846
John Thompson, alias 'Stuttering Jack', aged about seventy, 5 ft 8 in, brown-to-grey hair, hazel or grey eyes, stooping and with a marked speech impediment, has absconded on a larceny warrant; constables directed to apprehend him by Chief Constable Edward Wilson.
NOTICE. individual having absconded and a warrant having been issued for his apprehension, for a larceny, …
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New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 59, 14 July 1846.
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