Back to early 1800s, Sussex, UK
The name George GLUE is quite common in the West Sussex area in the 1800s so it's not always possible to work out who is who.
I've looked at info from Ancestry, Find My Past and FreeReg for the period 1800 - 1834 when George was convicted. All of these villages are within walking distance, and Chichester, which is shown as his 'origin' on some convict records, is the nearest city and appears to be where his trial was held.
Baptism
George Glue, 23 Apr 1809, Rogate, Sussex, England, United Kingdom
Mother: Mary Glue
Marriage - the bride does not have the name you listed, so I doubt if there was any connection with Christina Laird
Sussex, South Harting, St Mary and St Gabriel,12 Sep 1829
George GLEW of Harting, bachelor
Ann GLEW of Harting, spinster
Witness1 Joseph GLEW
Witness2 Hannah GLEW
Notes Bride, Groom, Witness 1 and Witness 2 signed X
Is this a child of that marriage? Caution as there was another George GLEW with wife Ann having children at around the same time. I cannot see this Charlotte in 1841, nor her mother Ann.
Baptism,
Charlotte GLEW, 10 February 1833 at Rogate Church: St Bartholomew
Parish Register, #525
Parents: George GLEW, labourer, Ann
It doesn't seem possible to me to be able to say whether the marriage and the child's baptism belong to your man.
Judith
PS South Harting and Rogate are lovely villages with interesting churches and nice pubs!