ticket of leave · 1843
Michael Tracey, a ticket-of-leave holder, has been missing for nearly twelve months and is believed to have been murdered, with a reward offered for information leading to a conviction.
MICHAEL TRACEY, the ticket of leave holder described as under, has been missing from the residence of his employer Mr. …
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OffenderMichael Tracey
EmployerMr. A. P. Cheyne
PlaceBallengarra
PlacePort Macquarie
OffenderMichael Tracey
OffenderMichael Tracey
Ship"Governor Ready"
Placecounty Tipperary
Tradelaborer
OfficialHis Excellency
MagistratePolice Magistrate
LocationMuswellbrook
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 66, 8 August 1843.
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Also on page 7A notice regarding a sale at Port Macquarie, with instructions for bid · A public pound has been established at Wiseman's Ferry, in the parish · A notice from the Police Office, Windsor, dated August 1, 1843, announ · Firearms and articles taken from prisoners of the Crown illegally at l
Elsewhere in this issueThis notice details legal procedures and rules for issuing Writs of As · A vessel of about 150 tons is required for Norfolk Island, with tender · Letters to and from Members of the Legislative Council must be franked · William Moir was appointed City Surveyor and Engineer, replacing James · All 91 notices in this issue
The same week in the colonyNew South Wales Government Gazette 11 August 1843 · 110 notices
Near this placeBallengarra · Port Macquarie · county Tipperary · Muswellbrook