other · 1844
Roderick Mitchell, Junior, J.P., Commissioner Crown Lands, reports a roan horse and a bay mare with colt detained on suspicion of being stolen from George Meyers and Luke Lathom respectively.
-Border — Border Police Office, Liverpool Plains, March 27, 1844 RODERICK MITCHELL, Junior, J.P., …
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OfficialRODERICK MITCHELL, Junior, J.P.
OffenderGeorge Meyers
OffenderLuke Lathom
PersonMr. Icely
OfficialRobert Lodge
OfficialCommissioner Crown Lands
OfficialChief Constable
OfficialMounted Policeman
LocationTamworth
LocationLiverpool Plains
LocationMr. Icely's back run
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 34, 5 April 1844.
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