runaway · 1848
Two absconded convicts, Thomas Smith and William Woods, are described with their physical characteristics and origins from tickets of leave in Windsor.
Thomas Smith, Hercules (4,) 1832, 39, Worcester, wai- ter, 5 feet 14 inch, sallow and eruptive comp., brown hair, …
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Recorded in this notice
OffenderThomas Smith
ShipHercules
OriginWindsor
OffenderWilliam Woods
OriginWindsor
OffenderWilliam Lansden
ShipAdmiral Gambier
OriginWindsor
OfficialThomas Ryan
OfficialChief Clerk
Sentence Year1832
Sentence Year4,
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 146, 26 December 1848.
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People in this noticeWilliam Woods · William Lansden · Thomas Ryan
Also on page 6Three prisoners, John Beer, Robert Burnett, and John Eddie, absconded · This notice details prisoners who have absconded or are illegally at l · One bay filly, one iron gray gelding, and one bay colt were impounded · A red and white cow and a red and white heifer were impounded at Wilbe
Elsewhere in this issueTicket of Leave holders in the Penrith district are required to attend · Stray Mounted Police troop horse from Gunning; and deserter report for · Bell & Peppers partnership at Bandure station (Murrumbidgee) dissolved · A meeting of creditors for the insolvent estate of William Long, a mer · All 46 notices in this issue
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