Richard Farrell

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Penny-Lyn Beale on 13th December 2024

RETURN OF PAUPERS DISCHARGED FOM THE INVALID DEPOTS, TASMANIA Port Arthur: POL709-1-1 page 131 (02 Jan 1862) - Discharged from Port Arthur [Invalid] POL709-1-7 page 151 (02 Sep 1870) - Pauper. Discharged from Port Arthur to Hobart Town POL709-1-13 page 196 (29 Nov 1876) - Discharged at own request able to work Cascades Invalid Depot: POL709-1-10 page 174 (07 Oct 1873 to 20 Oct 1873) - POL709-1-12 page 111 (12 May 1875 to 13 Jul 1875) - Discharged at own request able to work POL709-1-12 page 180 (11 Aug 1875 to 09 Nov 1875) - - Discharged at own request, able to work POL709-1-13 page 119 (27 Jun 1876 to 24 Jul 1876) POL709-1-15 page 54 (15 Feb 1878 to 23 Mar 1878) -Discharged; By order of Administrator of Charitable Grants. Able to work POL709-1-15 page 153 (30 Jul 1878 to 17 Sep 1878) - Absconded. Able to do light work POL709-1-16 page 38 (30 Jan 1879 to 28 Feb 1879) - Absconded. Able to do light work POL709-1-16 page 95 (20 May 1879 to 04 Jun 1879) Discharged; By order of Administrator of Charitable Grants. Able to work New Town Charitable Institute: POL709-1-18 page 135 (12 Aug 1881 to 22 Aug 1881) - Discharged to Police. Refusing to work POL709-1-19 page 159 (22 May 1882 to 03 Oct 1882) - Discharged at own request, able to work POL709-1-20 page 180 (07 Aug 1884 to 04 Nov 1884) - Discharged at own request POL709-1-20 page 128 (18 Apr 1885 to 04 Aug 1885) - Discharged at own request , able to work POL709-1-20 page 199 (24 Aug 1885 to 05 Dec 1885) - Absconded POL709-1-21 page 119 (20 Apr 1886 to 20 Jul 1886) - Discharged at own request POL709-1-21 page 164 (20 Jul 1886 to 02 Oct 1886) - Absconded POL709-1-21 page 76 (24 Mar 1887 to 04 May 1887) - Discharged by approval POL709-1-21 page 178 (28 Jul 1887 to 01 Nov 1887) - Discharged at own request POL709-1-22 page 148 (29 May 1888 to 11 Sep 1888) - Discharged at own request POL709-1-22 page 200 (12 Sep 1888 to 12 Dec 1888) - Discharged at own request POL709-1-23 page 99 (18 Mar 1890 to 17 Jun 1890) - Discharged; Absent on Pass Launceston Invalid Depot: POL709-1-19 page 164 (21 Aug 1883 to 08 Oct 1883) - Discharged, by approval POL709-1-20 page 55 (17 Feb 1885 to 31 Mar 1885) - Discharged, by approval POL709-1-21 page 67 (12 Apr 1886 to 20 Apr 1886) - Transferred to New Tow Depot POL709-1-23 page 7 (22 Feb 1889 to 02 Jan 1890) - Absconded POL709-1-23 page 48 (03 Feb 1890 to 18 Mar 1890) - To New Town Charitable Institution

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No; 2091 Offence; Refusing to go to prison after being tried by court Martial. 9-10 times tried for drunk Aged is noted as 28 years old Colonial Times. Fri 21 Jan 1853. SUPREME COURT. Richard Farrell, stood charged with assaulting, on the 24th November last, being at the time armed with a gun, one Sarah Proctor, putting her in bodily fear, and stealing a variety of articles. Verdict guilty. The Tasmanian Colonist Thu 20 Jan 1853. Page 2. Supreme Court. Richard Farrell was charged capitally with a robbery under arms, on the 24th Nov. last, by taking from the person of Mrs. Proctor, wife of William Proctor, Esq , Comptroller of Customs, a ham, six bottles of wine, six loaves of bread, two swords, a pair of boots, a andkerchief, and some shirts, the property of Mr. Proctor. The Courier Wed 26 Jan 1853. Page 3. SUPREME COURT.—THIS DAY. SENTENCES OF THE PRISONERS. Richard Farrel, convicted of, bush ranging. Remanded. 1863 - Richard Farrell, laborer, apprehended by Sub-Inspector Cole, was brought up for the offence of stealing at Oatlands on the 4th inst., an opossum rug, two bed ticks, a pillow, a pair of trowsers, and two shirts, worth in all JEI 108., of the goods and chattels of one Thomas Brook Sentence; 3 months in the House of Correction 1864 - Polic Court 31 Mar 1864 LARCENY - Richard Farrell pleaded guilty to a charge of stealing a pair of black cloth trousers, the property of Peter Johnson. Detective Morley, in reply to the Bench, stated that the trousers were hanging outside Johnson's shop, when the prisoner came up and carried them off. The Bench ordered the man to be imprisoned for six months. 1865 - 20 Oct. 1866. Richard Farrell fined 5s. for disturbing the peace 1868 - 3 Mar. Larceny.—Richard Farrell, charged with stealing the sum of sixpence from the person of one Mary Ann Webb, was sentenced to 12 months' hard labor. 1869 - 23 Feb. PEACE DISTURBING.-Mary Ronayne fined 10s., and Richard Farrell fined 5s, for disturbing, the peace. Last offence noted on conduct record 6 May 1884 https://libraries.tas.gov.au/Digital/CON37-1-6/CON37-1-6p360 1890 - Richard Farrell aged 84 years died 23 November 1890. Trade; painter. Died in the New Town Charitable Institution Born; Ireland Buried; Cornelian Bay, Pauper, Section A, Number 206