reward · 1836
Reward of 200 pounds or a conditional pardon for the attack on Thomas Evernden, Police Magistrate of Bathurst, who was fired upon twice while returning home by carriage with his family along the Government Road at the Bay of Biscay near Bathurst on the night of Saturday 19 December 1835. 100 pounds offered by the Government plus 100 pounds by the Bathurst Bench (Colonial Secretary's Office, 9 Jan 1836).
WHEREAS, it has been represented to the Government, that upon the Night of Saturday, the 19th ultimo, …
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Recorded in this notice
MagistrateTHOMAS EVERNDEN, Esq.
MagistratePolice Magistrate
OfficialAlexander M-Leay
OfficialHis Excellency
OfficialGovernor
LocationBathurst
LocationGovernment Road
LocationBay of Biscay
Attack DateSaturday, the 19th ultimo
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 205, 20 January 1836.
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