convict admin · 1844
This notice details descriptions and sentences for multiple convicts, including their physical attributes, origins, and offenses.
This is the notorious Sullivan who was trans- ported for robbing the Custom House of London. …
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OffenderSullivan
OffenderTaylor William the younger
PlaceLondon
PlaceHerefordshire
PlaceTou-rang Stockade
PlaceNewcastle-upon-Tyne
OffenderJoseph Taylor
PlaceLiverpool
PlaceBathurst
OffenderCharles Thorp
PlaceNottingham
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 65, 19 July 1844.
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People in this noticeTaylor William the younger · Taylor Thomas, alias Thomas Henley · Joseph Taylor · Charles Thorp · William Vine · William Watts
Also on page 15Maria or Mary Hislop and Robert Sangster absconded from their assigned · Two cattle, a brown cow and a brown steer, were impounded at Wollongon
Elsewhere in this issueHiggins William · Jordan William · M'Gowan Michael · One red poley steer, one red and white steer, one red poley cow with a · All 72 notices in this issue
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Near this placeLondon · Herefordshire · Tou-rang Stockade · Newcastle-upon-Tyne · Liverpool