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Information is requested regarding the whereabouts of James Stevens, an exile from Parkhurst Prison who arrived in Port Phillip in 1845.
INFORMATION is requested at this Office respecting the present abode of JAMES STEVENS, an exile from Parkhurst Prison, …
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OffenderJames Stevens
PlaceParkhurst Prison
ShipThomas Arbuthnot
PlacePort Phillip
OfficialW. Lonsdale
OfficialColonial Secretary's Office
PlaceMelbourne
LocationMelbourne
Notice Date27th January, 1853
Arrival Year1845
Victoria Government Gazette, No. 13, 9 March 1853.
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