auction · 1844
Carpenter's tools and clothing belonging to convict Patrick Ryan (arrived per 'Clyde', 1838), convicted of felony at the Bathurst Criminal Sittings, to be sold at Hartley Police Office, 7 Nov 1844; claims to the Police Magistrate. Signed MICHAEL J. FINN.
"} NOTICE. HE undermentioned property, belonging to Pat- rick Ryan, per "Clyde," 1838, …
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New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 98, 29 October 1844.
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