Charles Burland

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Penny-Lyn Beale on 10th November 2020

New South Wales, Australia Convict Ship Muster Rolls and Related Records, 1790-1849 Age; 27. Offence; Admin. unlawful oaths

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Maureen Withey on 27th March 2020

Irish Convict database by Peter Mayberry. Charles Burland, age 24, per Martha (1818), tried at Donegal, 1818, Life, native of Donegal Co., Labourer, DOB 1794. ---------------------------------------------------- Runaways. 1. Burland Charles, Martha, 34, Labourer, County Donegal, 5 feet 4 ½, hazel eyes, brown hair, fair ruddy comp. From No.1 Iron Gang. Sydney Gazette, 26 Sep 1828. ------------------------------------------- 3. Brisland or Burland Charles, Martha, 34, Labourer, County of Donegal, 5 feet 4½, hazle eyes, brown hair, fair ruddy comp. from No. 1 Iron Gang; 3d time of running. Sydney Gazette, 27 Jan 1829. ------------------------------------------------ Colonial Secretary's Office; Sydney, May, 22, 1838, THE undermentioned Prisoners of the Crown have obtained Tickets-of-Leave since the last day of Publication. COUNTY OF NORTHUMBERLAND. Maitland - Burland Charles, Martha. Sydney Monitor, 25 May 1838. ---------------------------------------------- SECOND CLASS CONDITIONAL PARDONS—His Excellency the Governor has directed it to be notified, that Her Majesty has been graciously pleased to authorise the issue, in conformity with the provisions of the Act of Parliament, 6 Victoria, c. 7, of Conditional Pardons of the second class, to the undermentioned individuals, to take effect in the Australian Colonies, including New Zealand, but not elsewhere. As new forms and new registers have become necessary to include conditions of these pardons, some delay must take place before the proper instruments can be issued to the parties. As soon, however, as they have been prepared, and are ready for delivery, a further notice will be issued, apprising the said parties accordingly: Charles Burland, Martha ; Sydney Morning Herald, 25 Dec 1845. --------------------------------------------- SECOND CLASS CONDITIONAL PARDONS With reference to the notice from the Colonial Secretary's Office, dated 23rd December last intimating that Her Majesty had been graciously pleased to authorise the issue of Conditional Pardons, of the second class, to the following individuals, notice is hereby given that pardons have now been issued accordingly, to take effect in the Australian colonies including New Zealand, but not elsewhere Pardons dated 2nd March, 1846 Charles Burland, Martha ; Sydney Morning Herald, 25 March 1846. ------------------------------------------------- Ten Shillings Reward. STOLEN, from the Residence of Messrs. Heugh and Logan, on the 15th instant, a CONDITIONAL PARDON belonging to the undersigned. Any person bringing the same to Messrs. Heugh and Logan, West Maitland, will receive the above reward. Constables and others are also cautioned from molesting the undersigned. CHARLES BURLAND. Maitland Mercury, 30 June 1847.