runaway · 1846
Patrick Cashion, alias William Nowlan, a prisoner sentenced to transportation for life for Highway Robbery, escaped from the Lockup at the Weatherboard on the night of April 30th, 1846, and authorities are requested to apprehend him.
THE undermentioned Prisoner at present under sentence of transportation for life, for High- way Robbery, …
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OffenderPatrick Cashion
OffenderWilliam Nowlan
ShipHero
LocationDublin
OfficialConstables
LocationBerrima
LocationWeatherboard
Notice Date14th April, 1846
Escape Date30th ultimo
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 31, 17 April 1846.
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