other · 1845
Chief Constable George Shirely (Windsor) lists cattle suspected stolen, found on John Murphy, a native-born colonist held for cattle-stealing; owners to contact the Windsor Bench of Magistrates.
NOTICE. THE undermentioned Cattle, supposed to be stolen, where found in the possession of John Murphy, …
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Recorded in this notice
OffenderJohn Murphy
OfficialGeorge Shirely
RoleChief Constable
PlaceColony
PlaceWindsor
PlaceQueanbeyan
LocationQueanbeyan
Notice Date11th January, 1845
Auction Date5th day of February next
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 7, 24 January 1845.
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