pardon · 1850
This notice lists individuals granted conditional pardons, valid everywhere except the United Kingdom and British Possessions in Hindostan.
Serjeant Charles, Portsea; Sideaway John, Earl Grey 2; Smallman Edward, Susan 1; …
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OffenderCharles Serjeant
PlacePortsea
OffenderJohn Sideaway
ShipEarl Grey 2
OffenderEdward Smallman
ShipSusan 1
OffenderSmith James or John (2,)
ShipJames Pattison 2
OffenderSmith John (3,)
OffenderSmith John alias John Hill
ShipHive 1
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 111, 1850.
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