Letter from the sheriffs of Cork City, recommending that Alicia Bluett be allowed to accompany her husband who is to be transported for horse stealing

Letter from Robert Every and Osborne Savage, sheriffs of Cork City, to William Gregory, Under Secretary, recommending that Alicia Bluett be allowed to accompany her husband, Thomas Bluett, who is to be transported for horse stealing but who provided information which lead to the recovery of stolen horses. Also draft letter from Gregory, to the sheriffs, noting that wives are only allowed to join their husbands in New South Wales, [Australia] on the recommendation of the governor of that colony. 2 items; 4pp

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Original source name : Letter from the sheriffs of Cork City, recommending that Alicia Bluett be allowed to accompany her husband who is to be transported for horse stealing
English translation : Letter from the sheriffs of Cork City, recommending that Alicia Bluett be allowed to accompany her husband who is to be transported for horse stealing
Creator : Administration
Document- type 1 : correspondence
Reference number : CSO/RP/1828/747
Language(s) : English
Geographical coverage : Ireland, Australia
Year(s) : 10 Apr 1828
Theme 1 : family
Theme 2 : legal

Archive name : An Chartlann Náisiúnta
Archive name (English) : National Archives
Archive address : Bishop Street, Dublin 8, Ireland D08 DF197
City : Dublin
Country : Ireland
Official website and institutional resources : http://nationalarchives.ie
Finding aid(s) : https://csorp.nationalarchives.ie/context/index.html

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