pardon · 1849
His Excellency the Governor announced that Her Majesty has authorised the issue of conditional pardons to listed individuals, prohibiting their return to their home countries.
484 Colonial Secretary's Office, Sydney, 24th March, 1849. CONDITIONAL PARDONS. …
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PersonGeorge Allan
PersonAllen Ann alias Kirk
PersonJohn Allen
PersonAp- pleby Thomas
PersonSophia Archer
PersonGeorge Bailey
PersonBatty Abra- ham
PersonSamuel Beckett
PersonJohn Bennett
PersonJames Boland
PersonOwen Boland
PersonRichard Braidley
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 42, 1849.
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