reward · 1840
Twenty-five pounds reward (or conditional pardon) for the apprehension of George White, the Queanbeyan-Bungonia postman, who left Hyland's Inn with the mail on 14 Dec 1839 and vanished - believed to have absconded with the mail or been murdered. Arrived per Earl St. Vincent, 1823. Colonial Secretary, 14 January 1840.
TWENTY-FIVE POUNDS REWARD, OR, A CONDITIONAL PARDON. …
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OffenderGeorge White
OfficialE. Deas Thomson
OffenderGeorge White
PlaceSydney
PlaceQUEANBEYAN
PlaceBUNGONIA
PlaceHyland's Inn
PlaceBungendore
PlaceDublin
ShipEarl St. Vincent
RolePostman
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 5, 1840.
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