notice · 1850
Information is requested regarding the whereabouts of George Bates, an exile who arrived in Port Phillip in 1848, and Bridget M'Cann, a 14-year-old who left Ireland in 1847.
Superintendent's Office, 12th March, 1850. Superintendent's Office, 14th May, 1850. …
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Recorded in this notice
OffenderGeorge Bates
ShipMarion
OfficialEdward Bell
OffenderBridget M'Cann
OffenderBridget M'Cann
PersonEllen M'Cann
OffenderBridget M'Cann
PlaceBrambridge
PlacePortadown
PlaceIreland
PlacePlymouth
PlaceAustralian Colonies
Port Phillip Government Gazette, No. 24, 21 June 1850.
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People in this noticeEdward Bell · Bridget M'Cann · Ellen M'Cann
Also on page 20A bay horse impounded at Bacchus Marsh on June 10, 1850, by W. W. Blow · A bay colt impounded at South Geelong on June 5th is to be sold if not · Information is requested regarding the present place of residence of J · Information is requested regarding the present place of residence of G
Elsewhere in this issueA poundkeeper lists impounded cattle, horses, and a bullock, with desc · A list of impounded animals including horses, a bullock, and cows, wit · G. P. Anderson, Poundkeeper, reports 12 animals impounded on June 14th · Robert Lemon Mostyn, committed for rape, escaped from Portland Lock-up · All 97 notices in this issue
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