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This file is fully searchable (read search tips page) Archive CD Books Australia exists to make reproductions of old books, documents and maps available on CD to genealogists and historians, and to co-operate with family history societies, libraries, museums and record offices to scan and digitise their collections for free, and to assist with renovation of old books in their collection. New South Wales Police Gazette 1866 Ref. AU2103-1866 This book was kindly loaned to Archive CD Books Australia by Griffith University Library http://www.gu.edu.au/ Navigating this CD To view the contents of this CD use Acrobat Reader’s forward and back buttons to browse through the pages, alternatively use the INDEX bookmark to search for specific information and then use the bookmarks and Acrobat’s page buttons (or slide bar) to go to the relevant page. Use Acrobat Reader’s bookmark functions to jump to highlighted sections. To activate bookmarks click on “Window” and then “Show bookmarks” (or press F5) Searching this CD This book has been formatted to be searchable using Adobe Acrobat Reader. • Adobe Reader 6 or later is recommended for more advanced searching capability within a file or across multiple files. • Generally 95% - 99% of the words can be searched. Where the original type was poor the words may not be recognized for searching. • For more detailed explanation and tips to get the best search results click here The technical advancements that allow this searching bring a wonderful finding aid but there is still no substitute for reading the book! Copyright ©2006 Archive CD Books Australia Pty Ltd. All Rights Reserved For more books on CD from Archive CD Books Australia, see the web pages at www.archivecdbooks.com.au UTH WALES POLICE GAZETTE. 1866. INDEX . A Assaults,Loch George,,96. &c.-Charged with-continued- PembrokeJohn, 6. Abduction.-Charged with-243, 319, 336, 424, 440. Do. Thomas, 96. Perry Archibald, 366. Absconding from Bail -57, 86, 280, 328, 335, 343. Do.-William, 96. PetersJohn, 433. Randwick Asylum-293, 358. M'Arthur Charles, 257. Peters, alias Patterson, 36G, Arson-Committed on property of- M'Bride D., 271. Pollas William, 257. Baillie Thomas, 232, 295. Hickey John, 27. M'Donald, alias M'Gregor, Resden Edward, 190. Batty Amd 337. James William, 418. 66. Rogan Edward, 15. utler Henr , 100. Jamieson Philip, 177, 245. M'Evoy Robert, 308. Ross Alexander, 424. -dblles T gas, 1.47. Lowe Charles B., 7. M'Gatty J. W., 41. Russell, alias Johnson, 349. onne1. ehaU, 436. M'Bean L., 60. M'Kay Thomas, 15. Seymour Joseph, 7. ly`(1---, 10 D'I'Cann W. J.,44. M'Lellan John, 7, 14. Shaw Walter, 351. o., Cbristo'hcr, 136. Moore John, 2, 10. M'Namara M., 23. Shields John, 66. D XFs., 142. Phelps J. F., 59, 69. Maher Thomas, 210. Smith W. H., 302. Elliot t Bert, 44. Ranken Alexander, 190. Maskill William, 311. Taylor John, 32. Evans John, 20. Reid Michael, 240, 250. Melville James, 210. Tommy Yan Yan, 77. Farnham H. J., 36. Rothery William, 270. Messenger William, 7. Tom Watt (Chinaman), 106. Gaulfield Thomas, 32. Ryan John, 166. Mills George, 220. Tyler Thomas, 23. Gill John, 66. St. Mary's Cathedral, 6, 20. Moore Michael, 220. Watson William, 32. Goulburn Rifle Ground, 44. Simpson Wm., 62. Moran, alias Stephy, 41. Webster Abner, 383. Gray J. F.,-4393, 414. Townsend George, 851. Nowlan Bridget, 106. Whitney George, 114. Hargraves E. H., 354. Victoria Theatre, Sydney, Assaults - Indecent -- Charged with-66, 87, 424, 440, 453. Harris Josiah, 393. 383. Assizes-Notification of holding of-239,353. Arson-Charged with- '-Buckley James, 32. M'Encroe Edward, 20. Do . John , 32 . Murra y John , 337 . Farrell Andrew, 256. Ross William, 190. B Fitzsimmons Edward, 351. Saunders John, 7. Balmain-Cattle Driving Act extended to-314, 347. Hannon George, 414. Walters Catherine, 312. " Barwon" steamer gold robbery-145, 155. Harris Josiah, 414. Wise John, 142. Bega-Poundestablished at-126. Assaults, &c.-Committed on-- Bendemeer -Dog Act extended to-107. Ah Kin (Chinaman), 96. Hoi Tung (Chinaman), 106. Berrima Gaol appointed for prisoners kept to hard labour-314. Ah Ring (do.), 96. Holbye John, 424, Bigamy-Charged with-374, 445, 456. Ah Took (do.), 106. Hutheson William, 433. Burglaries, &c.-Committed on- C avanag h Mary J ., 30 3. K erwin T h omas, 302. Aaron Charles , 10. Aspinall John, 177. Church James , 312, 328. King William, 351. Abrahams Joseph, 419. Assemheim Isaac, 316. Collins John , 311. Leadbetter Charles, 36G. Actis Charles, 158. Atkins George, 27. Dacey Bridget, 113. M'Bride Ellen, 271. Adair William, 428. Atkinson Charles, 428. Dawson James , 407. M'Evoy Abigail, 308. Adams Henry , 307. Do. George, 288. Dennis James , 106. M'Gowan L., 243. Do. H. J. , 81. Attwood W. AT., 453. Firkins George , 293. Maher Mrs., 210. Agnew Hugh , 90, 221. Australian Joint Stock Bank, Fairless Elizabeth , 429. Maynard H. A., 375. AliCow (Chinaman), 270. 275, 285, 304. Galantine John, 383. Melville Ann, 210. AliChune (do.) , 297. Avies Captain, 186. Gallen Patrick, 355. Nowlan William, 106. Ah Day (do .) , 147. Baker Henry , 410. Gim Tuck (Chinaman), 96. Perkins F., 366. Ahern Edward , 128. Do. William, 316. Green Michael , 198. Ryan Patrick, 190. Ahernald Edward , 186. Bailey Richard, 419. Do. Mrs. , 73. Sheridan H., 257. , 10. Baldwin Alfred , 297. I AliLong (Chinaman) Harrold Sarah, 220 . Sweating Richard, 220. AllShea (do.), 251. Banbury Susan, 325. He Chuck (Chinaman), 77. Walton Francis, 257. Ali See (do.), 10. Banks Henry, 453. Assaults , &c.-Charged with-- Albery Mark, 402. Do. Richard, 297. Ah Boo (Chinaman ), 114. Darby James, 7. Aldis W. H., 419. Bannon John, 316. Ali Tong (do.), 106. Davis William, 7. Aldows George, 167. Barber Alfred, 419. Ah Yeh, alias Ah Hou, 66. Dawson William, 407. Allcock Mary Ann, 157, Barlow John, 3. Atkins James, 66. Doolan Thomas, 429. Allen James, 378. Barnes Peter, 307. Bak Fook (Chinaman ), 57. Dunn Henry, 33. Alley George, 371. Barrett Charles, 297. Baldwin , alias Radford , 58. Dwyer Jeremiah, 15. Allis George, 371. Bates James, 378. Barrett Ann, 57. Dunn Michael, 355. Allman James, 453. Do. John, 137. Bell William, 15. Edwards William, 293. Alloway Daniel, 251. Bassetti J. B., 307. Bergin, alias Finn, 32. Enderby Charles, 32. Alston Andrew, 307. Batters, H. J., 19. Birch, alias Churchill , alias Farrell , alias Turner, 348. Amos Thomas, 167. Do. Richard, 261, 410. Taylor, 358. Fitzgerald Charles, 58. Anderson Alexander, 410. Battley James, 167. Brady Patrick , 303. Do. Henry, 106. Do. John, 307. Baugham Edwin, 306. Brown James , 312. Fuller Stephen, 32. Do. William, 354. Banns George, 167. Bland John, 23. German Joe, 65. Antill Edward, 177. Bawn Mrs., 177. Burke John, 15. Gray William, 375. Apted, John, 354, 428. Baynes William, 19. Byrnes John, 57. Halbert William, 87. Arkins John, 307. Beardmore Eleanor, 307. Chapman John , 106. Hampton James, 302. Armstrong James, 128, 436. Beattie Robert, 386. Coke Harry , 349. Higney Bridget, 41. Arnold John. 37. Becke Frederick, 270. Connor Patrick , 366, Jeffreys Matthew, 24. Arthurson George, 436. Beer Samuel, 2. Connors M., 15. Kelly John, 243. Ash Richard, 137. Belanzuela P., 37. Dacey John, 113. Killen James, 41. Ashdown Archibald, 167. Bell Dr., 250, 428. Dalston M., 32. Leonard P., 7. Asher Joel H., 333. Do. John, 349. 2 NEW SOUTH WALES POLICE GAZETTE.-INDEX. [1866. Burglaries, &c.-Committed on-continued- Burglaries, &c Committed on-continued- Bennett F. G., 325. Clarkson, David, 279. Edwards Charles, 18. Harcus P. L., 61. Do. G. J., 204, 437. Clay Henry, 167. Do. William, 233. Harden James, 378. Do. James, 177. Clewett James, 453. Egan Michael, 109. Harding W. H., 260. Do. Samuel, 288. Clutterbuck, John, 195. Eggars Alfred, 280. Hardwicke Arthur, 127. Do. William, 45. Coberoft W. J., 378. Eld George, 418. Hardy Robert, 371. Benson John, 354. Cochrane Mary, 127. Eldred W. H., 37. Hare John, 91. Berkshire William, 316. Cohen B. H., 386. Elliott P. H., 297. Hargraves E. H., 354. Boardman James, 119. Do. Solomon, 61. Ellis Julia, 324. Do. Ralph, 288. Boggie Margaret, 119. Cole Richard, 288. Ennis John R., 279. Harrigan Bridget, 177. Behrenger Laury, 386. Coleman Harriet, 46. Everson's Family Hotel, 28. Harris George, 241. Berne Frederick, 241. Collepy Patrick, 371. FacilidesCharles, 297. Do. S. H., 240.
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