reward · 1841
Ten Pounds reward, or a Conditional Pardon to an apprehending prisoner, for the capture of absconder Michael Keane (about 40, dark sallow, 5ft 7in), charged before the Police Magistrate of Port Macquarie with the wilful murder of Thomas Long on 21 July 1841 at Kempsey on the M'Leay River.
Colonial Secretary's Office, Sydney, 6th September, 1841. TEN POUNDS REWARD; OR, A CONDITIONAL PARDON.
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LocationSydney
Notice Date6th September, 1841
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 74, 7 September 1841.
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