reward · 1841
GBP 25 reward or conditional pardon for the apprehension of Denis Shea (free by servitude, arrived 1828/29, native of County Cork, laborer/sawyer), who absconded after a coroner's inquest at Clarence Town returned a verdict of wilful murder against him for the shooting of James Greig; warrant issued by coroner J. Parker.
Colonial Secretary's Office, Sydney, 19th July, 1841. TWENTY-FIVE POUNDS REWARD, OR, A CONDITIONAL PARDON.
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New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 58, 20 July 1841.
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