pardon · 1841
Pardons (Despatch No. 283, 4 Jun 1841): Governor Gipps notifies Her Majesty's approval of Absolute Pardons (dated 1 Oct 1840) and Conditional Pardons (dated 1 Oct 1841) for named convicts, each with arrival ship - e.g. Michael Gannon (Almorah), Amelia Hines/Morris (Lord Wellington). List runs pp.2-3; signed E. Deas Thomson.
PARDONS. H IS Excellency the GOVERNOR directs it to be notified, …
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Recorded in this notice
OfficialGOVERNOR
OffenderMichael Gannon
ShipAlmorah
OffenderAmelia Hines or Morris
ShipLord Wellington
OffenderWilliam Nash
ShipPhenix
OffenderJohn Williams
ShipLayton
OffenderHenry Angel
ShipNeptune
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 113, 28 December 1841.
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