1872, Thomas Park

 

The Albury Banner and Wodonga Express, Sat 23 Mar 1872 1

ALBURY POLICE COURT.
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FRIDAY, MARCH 15.

...

MARCH 20.
(Before Captain Brownrigg [PM].)

    Thomas Park, charged with indecently exposing himself to children. This was an exaggerated case. The abominable offences were proved, and prisoner was sent to Albury gaol for twelve months.

 


1  The Albury Banner and Wodonga Express, Sat 23 Mar 1872, p. 2.


 

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