runaway · 1845
John Phillips (per Captain Cook) and Thomas Biddles (per Asia) escaped Goulburn lock-up 17 Aug 1845; C.E. Newcombe, Clerk of Petty Sessions, notified constables to apprehend them.
WHEREAS the Individuals whose names and personal description are given below, effected their escape from the Lock-up, …
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Recorded in this notice
OffenderJohn Phillips
ShipCaptain Cook
OffenderThomas Biddles
ShipAsia 10
Officialconstables
LocationGoulburn
LocationLondon
LocationLeicestershire
Escape Date17th instant
Arrival Year1833
Arrival Year1833
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 76, 16 September 1845.
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