runaway · 1846
Runaways apprehended, reported by Thomas Ryan, Chief Clerk: Peter Boorman (per Roslin Castle, 1832) retaken from the Commissariat Store gang and Peter Dolman (per John Barry, 1839) from the Flag Staff gang at Hyde Park Barracks, both on the 9th instant; with Joseph Dolleur (per Waterloo, 1838) from the steam dredge at Hinton and George Wright (per Mermaid, 1830) from No. 3 Stockade, taken at Auckland.
RUNAWAYS APPREHENDED WITH DATE OF APPREHENSION. Boorman Peter, Roslyn Castle, 1832, from Commissariat Store gang, …
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OffenderPeter Boorman
ShipRoslyn Castle
OffenderPeter Dolman
ShipJohn Barry
PlaceHyde Park Barracks
Conviction Year1832
Conviction Year1839
Apprehension Date9th instant
Apprehension Date9th instant
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 95, 13 November 1846.
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