runaway · 1851
Richard Jones, a coach-smith from Bristol, absconded from Captain Perry's Road Party on the 6th instant.
The undermentioned prisoners of the Crown absconded since last publication :— Richard Jones, Bangalore, 30, Bristol, …
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OffenderRichard Jones
PlaceBangalore
PlaceBristol
Rolecoach-smith
OfficialCaptain Perry
OfficialThomas Ryan
OfficialChief Clerk
Date Of Event6th instant
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 108, 1851.
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