reward · 1841
20 pounds reward or a conditional pardon for the apprehension of William Westwood alias 'Jacky Jacky' (per ship Mangles), transported for life at Berrima, who escaped the watch-house at Picton and is at large; with full description (Essex, errand-boy, ruddy). Colonial Secretary, 31 May 1841.
WHEREAS it has been represented to the Government that William Westwood, by the Ship Mangles (7), …
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Recorded in this notice
OffenderWilliam Westwood
OffenderJacky Jacky
ShipMangles (7)
PlaceBerrima
PlacePicton
OfficialE. Deas Thomson
OffenderWilliam Westwood
PlaceEssex
Conviction Date1831 January 3
Arrival Date1820 August 1
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 44, 4 June 1841.
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