reward · 1838
Twenty pounds reward or a conditional pardon offered for information convicting those who did 'great and wanton injury' to St Andrew's Scots Church, near Bathurst-street, Sydney, on three nights (Colonial Secretary, 28 Mar 1838).
Colonial Secretary's Office Sydney, 28th. March, 1338. TWENTY POUNDS REWARD OR A CONDITIONAL PARDON.
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New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 327, 4 April 1838.
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