runaway · 1850
Prisoner James Bruce or Bell absconded from the Commissariat Transport Establishment on July 11th, 1850.
Prin. Sup. of Con. Office, Sydhey, 18th July, 1850. THE undermentioned prisoner of the Crown has absconded since the …
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OffenderJames Bruce or Bell
OfficialThomas Ryan
LocationSydhey
LocationEdinburgh
Notice Date18th July, 1850
Absconded Datesince the 11th instant
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 88, 1850.
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