runaway · 1843
Frederick Farmer is described as a runaway charged with absconding from service, passing counterfeit notes, and robbery with firearms, last seen heading towards Mudgee or Goulburn.
NOTICE. T HE following description of the undermentioned individual is published for the information of the Police. …
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Recorded in this notice
OffenderFrederick Farmer
PersonCharles Blaxland, Esq.
OfficialJ. J. Allman
LocationWollongong
LocationGammon Plains
LocationMudgee
LocationGoulburn
Publication Date28th February, 1843
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 20, 3 March 1843.
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People in this noticeCharles Blaxland, Esq. · J. J. Allman
Also on page 6Tail of the GPO February 1843 unclaimed-letters list (surnames R-W), f · An appointment for a Clerk of George-Street Market in Sydney was made · John Parker was appointed Clerk of the Market in George-street, Sydney · An Annual Licensing Meeting of Justices of Petty Sessions for the Dist
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The same week in the colonyNew South Wales Government Gazette 28 February 1843 · 43 notices · Port Phillip Government Gazette 1 March 1843 · 14 notices
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Near this placeWollongong · Gammon Plains · Mudgee · Goulburn