impound · 1844
A black horse found in Singleton, believed to be stolen, will be sold on July 13, 1844, if not claimed.
By order of the Bench. EDWARD WILSON, Chief Constable. Court House, Penrith, 11th June, 1844. …
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OffenderWilliam, New- man
OffenderRobert Fitch
OfficialEdward Wilson
OfficialChief Constable
OfficialChief Constable
OfficialSamuel Horne
PlacePenrith
PlacePatrick's Plains
PlaceSingleton
PlaceSingleton
LocationPenrith
LocationSingleton
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 57, 25 June 1844.
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