runaway · 1850
Edward Avery, charged with horse-stealing, escaped custody on Friday the 28th ultimo from a constable near Mr. Bennett's station at Campaspie River while being escorted to the Mount Macedon Bench.
WHEREAS a man named EDWARD AVERY, charged with horse- stealing, and who effected his escape on Friday the 28th ultimo, …
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OffenderEdward Avery
OfficialF. A. Powlett
LandholderMr. Bennett
LocationCampaspie River
LocationMount Macedon
Officialconstables
OfficialChief Constable
OfficialS. Windridge
Escape DateFriday the 28th ultimo
Port Phillip Government Gazette, No. 29, 17 July 1850.
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