pardon · 1839
Conditional Pardons granted to individuals are available for collection at the Convicts' Office in Sydney.
Convicts' Office Sydney, 18th February, 1839 THE CONDITIONAL PARDONS granted to the undermentioned Persons are now …
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New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 392, 20 February 1839.
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Also on page 6Appointments and dismissals of constables in Liverpool, Patrick's Plai · Tickets-of-Leave for several prisoners were cancelled due to various o · Absolute pardons granted to convicts are available for collection at t · A list of convicts, their assigned ships, and associated numbers is pr
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