runaway · 1841
This notice lists several absconded prisoners including James Dunlop, John Fahy, Joseph Galley, William Higgins (alias Silverlock), Arthur Hobbs, and John Hoffman, detailing their physical descriptions, crimes, sentences, and last known locations.
Supposed that he will endeavour to escape from the Colony. …
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Recorded in this notice
OffenderJames Dunlop
ShipRoyal Sovereign
Placecounty Antrim
OffenderJohn Fahy
PlaceMiddlesex
PlaceCounty Galway
PlaceGrose Farm
OffenderJoseph Galley
ShipLady Kennaway
PlaceCounty Surry
PersonJ. Galley
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 28, 9 April 1841.
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People in this noticeJohn Fahy · Joseph Galley · J. Galley · Higgins William, alias Silverlock · William Higgins · Arthur Hobbs
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