other · 1850
A notice from the Commandant of Native Police regarding the escape of George Morgan, charged with assault, from custody, and a separate notice from the Superintendent requesting individuals to inquire about arriving wives and families at the Government Emigration Depot.
WHEREAS a man named George Morgan, charged with an assault, escaped from the custody of a Native Trooper, on Monday, …
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OffenderGeorge Morgan
OfficialH. E. Putney Dana
OfficialCommendant Native Police
PersonThomas Price
PersonJames Austin
PersonCaroline Price
PersonGeorge Gain
PersonCatherine Gain
OfficialEdward Bella
Port Phillip Government Gazette, No. 36, 28 August 1850.
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