convict admin · 1850
The Police Office in Melbourne is requesting information regarding the whereabouts of Miss Keiza and Priscilla Rands, formerly of Adelaide, and William Onley, who arrived in Melbourne on the ship 'Thomas A burthnot' in 1847.
INFORMATION of importance has been received at this Office, respect- ing Miss Keiza and Priscilla Rands, …
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Recorded in this notice
OffenderMiss Keiza
OffenderPriscilla Rands
PlaceAdelaide
OffenderWilliam Onley
OfficialSuperintendent of Police
OfficialE. P. S. Sturt
OfficialSuperintendent
OfficialEdward Bell
LocationMelbourne
LocationMelbourne
Notice Date3rd October, 1850
Port Phillip Government Gazette, No. 53, 18 December 1850.
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People in this noticePriscilla Rands · William Onley · E. P. S. Sturt · Edward Bell
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