pardon · 1849
A conditional pardon is offered for information leading to the apprehension and conviction of individuals who maliciously destroyed a wool shed, sheep station, folds of hurdles, and a watch-box belonging to Mr. James M. Andrew of Londaryan, Darling Downs.
CONDITIONAL PARDON. WHEREAS it has been represented to the W Government, that a wool shed, a new sheep station but, …
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PersonJames M. Andrew
OfficialE. DEAS THOMSON
Offenderprisoner of the Crown
OfficialGovernor
LocationSydney
LocationLondaryan
LocationDarling Downs
Notice Date30th October, 1849
Time Limitsix months from the present date
Start Date17th day of April, 1849
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 152, 1849.
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