reward · 1841
A reward of twenty-five pounds is offered for information leading to the conviction of parties who may have robbed Mr. Thomas Cowper's drays and murdered persons in charge near Bargo.
[1750] Mr. Thomas Cowper, in charge of a Ticket of Leave holder, named Edmund Ireland, and an Aboriginal Native, …
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PersonMr. Thomas Cowper
OffenderEdmund Ireland
PersonWilliam Fraser, senior
PersonWilliam Fraser, junior
OffenderJohn Snelling
OfficialE. Deas Thomson
OffenderJohn Snelling
ShipLady Feversham
OffenderTicket of Leave holder
OffenderPrisoner of the Crown
PlaceBargo
PlaceLupton's Inn
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 103, 26 November 1841.
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People in this noticeEdmund Ireland · William Fraser, senior · William Fraser, junior · John Snelling · E. Deas Thomson
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Elsewhere in this issueA proclamation by Governor Sir George Gipps declares a building in Mel · The Eastern Watch House in Melbourne is proclaimed a public Gaol, Pris · A Bill concerning the Melbourne Auction Company, to facilitate proceed · A reward of twenty-five pounds or a conditional pardon is offered for · All 661 notices in this issue
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