notice · 1851
Information is requested regarding the whereabouts and circumstances of Henry Carroll, who arrived in Sydney on January 22, 1835, aboard the convict ship Royal Admiral.
INFORMATION is requested at this Office, respecting the present abode and circumstances of. …
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Recorded in this notice
OffenderHenry Carroll
OfficialS. Sturt
OfficialSuperintendent of Police
ShipRoyal Admiral
PlaceMelbourne
PlaceSydney
PrinterWilson and Johnston
PlaceGreat Collins street
Notice Date24th April, 1851
Arrival Date22nd January, 1835
Port Phillip Government Gazette, No. 26, 21 May 1851.
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