runaway · 1848
This notice details several individuals, likely convicts, with descriptions of their appearance, origin, and the date they absconded, including a notorious individual transported for robbing the Custom House in London.
Sullivan Thomas, Moffat (2), 34, London, groom coachman, and trainer, 3 feet 24 inches, fair ruddy comp., …
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Recorded in this notice
OffenderThomas Sullivan
OriginLondon
LocationBvde Park Barracks
OffenderThomas Taylor alias Thomas Henly
OriginNewcastle upon Tyne
LocationNo. 7 Road Party
OffenderJosh. Taylor
OriginLiverpool
LocationBathurst
OffenderCharles Thorp
OriginNottingham
LocationHis Majesty's Hulk, Phoenix
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 97, 8 September 1848.
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People in this noticeThomas Taylor alias Thomas Henly · Josh. Taylor · Charles Thorp · William Vine · William Watts · William Rowland Williams
Also on page 14This notice lists absconded prisoners with details including their nam · Lists of absconded prisoners and ticket-of-leave holders who are illeg · One black steer, one blue heifer, one brindle strawberry working bullo
Elsewhere in this issueCrisp ('risp Amos · Fahy John · Hurst Joseph · Martin Thomas · All 74 notices in this issue
The same week in the colonyNew South Wales Government Gazette 5 September 1848 · 41 notices · Port Phillip Government Gazette 6 September 1848 · 29 notices · New South Wales Government Gazette 8 September 1848 · 24 notices
Near this placeLondon · Bvde Park Barracks · Newcastle upon Tyne · No. 7 Road Party · Liverpool