reward · 1851
A reward of £70 is offered by the Police Office, Melbourne for information leading to the apprehension and conviction of prisoners who escaped from the Stockade at Pentridge.
£70 REWARD. Superintendent's Office, Melbourne; 27th March, 1851.
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PlaceMelbourne
PlaceMelbourne
Notice Date12th June, 1851
Notice Date27th March, 1851
Port Phillip Government Gazette, No. 33, 2 July 1851.
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