other · 1842
A stolen silver watch found on John Cook is being held by the Chief Constable in Maitland, awaiting its owner.
A WATCH, described below, supposed to be stolen, was found on a man who states his name to be John Cook, free. …
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OffenderJohn Cook
OfficialGeorge Wood
OfficialChief Constable
OfficialGeorge Wood
PlaceMaitland
Notice Date15th December, 1842
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 101, 20 December 1842.
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Also on page 10George Wood, Chief Constable, orders the notice of a person convicted · Property taken from bushrangers and thieves at Patrick's Plains will b · A list of stolen property including a silver watch, razors, knives, an · Articles belonging to the deceased Thomas Davenport, found in the Rive
Elsewhere in this issueSeveral female prisoners of the Crown have been granted Tickets of Lea · Tickets of Leave for several prisoners of the Crown were cancelled due · A Public Pound has been appointed at Kiama in the Police District of I · A notice regarding the appointment of a poundkeeper for the Queanbeyan · All 81 notices in this issue
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