runaway · 1849
Two prisoners, James Pickard alias Brighton Jem and Thomas Bryan, escaped from the Cooma Lockup on November 6, 1849, after being committed by the Bombala Bench for burglary.
NOTICE. TWO Prisoners, whose names and descriptions are as under, …
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OffenderJames Pickard alias Brighton Jem
OffenderThomas Bryan
OfficialRobert Lawson
OfficialClerk of Petty Sessions
Placethe Colony
PlaceTipperary, Ireland
PlaceBombalo
PlaceAston
PlaceCooma
Locationthe Colony
LocationCooma
Escape DateTuesday morning, the 6th November, 1849
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 165, 1849.
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