pardon · 1848
Conditional pardons (6 Vict c.7) issued 1st Oct 1848 to ~130 named transportees (Ando Uriah, Joseph Ashburn, etc) with arrival ships; not to return to place of transportation.
1736 Colonial Secretary's Office, Sydney, 23rd November, 1848. CONDITIONAL PARDONS. …
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OffenderUriah Ando
OffenderJoshua Ashcroft
OffenderJohn Baglin
OffenderWilliam Burnes
OffenderJohn Bates
OffenderThomas Becket
OffenderCharles Bigges
OffenderJames Bradford
OffenderJames Broadhurst alias Johnson
OffenderJames Brooks alias Haslam
OffenderJohn Bryant
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 135, 28 November 1848.
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This person elsewhereUriah Ando 6 appearances
People in this noticeJoseph Ashburn alias William Brown alias Daniel Lane alias William Norcott · Joshua Ashcroft · John Baglin · William Burnes · John Bates · Thomas Becket
Elsewhere in this issueThis is a masthead for the New South Wales Government Gazette publishe · John George Church (Uranquintey, Wagga Wagga) and David Ryan (Gundamai · Individuals with claims on the Colonial Treasury must submit accounts · Copies of an improved plan of the north entrance into Moreton Bay are · All 68 notices in this issue
The same week in the colonyPort Phillip Government Gazette 29 November 1848 · 43 notices · New South Wales Government Gazette 1 December 1848 · 101 notices
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