Gazette issue · 1836

New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 231, 20 July 1836

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This is the masthead and dateline for the New South Wales Government Gazette published on Wednesday, July 20, notice
A notice from the Colonial Secretary's Office, Sydney, dated 19th July 1836, announcing the confirmation of a proclamation
Francis Allman appointed Police Magistrate for Campbelltown and George Stewart appointed Police Magistrate forappointment
An Act is proclaimed to ascertain the number of inhabitants in the Colony of New South Wales in 1836, requirinproclamation
Justicesother
Justicesother
RICHARD BOURKEother
Blank census abstract form (Schedule C of the 1836 Census Act): the template certificate signed by Justices ofnotice
A proclamation regarding a Bill to promote church building and minister stipends in New South Wales, outliningproclamation
William Farrell, free by servitude, was appointed Ironed-gang Constable attached to the Hulk from July 16th, 1appointment
Tenders are requested for the construction of a stone bridge over South Creek near Windsor, with applications tender
Tenders are requested for the supply of various articles including textiles, haberdashery, and building materitender
Tenders are requested for the conveyance of stone from the quarry to the site of the intended bridge at Parramtender
A reward of fifty pounds or a conditional pardon is offered for information leading to the apprehension of thereward
A reward of fifty pounds is offered for information leading to the apprehension and conviction of the murdererreward
This notice details the cancellation of several Tickets-of-Leave for prisoners due to various infractions inclticket of leave
The Governor has approved alterations in the Police of the Colony, appointing David Bryan, John Storey, and Joappointment
Tenders are requested for the erection of a Watch-house and Court-room in Newcastle, with security and advancetender
The day for receiving tenders for the erection of a Watch-house and Court-room in Newcastle has been postponedtender
Certificates of Freedom granted (Colonial Secretary, Sydney, 19 July 1836): an alphabetical roster of ~95 emanconvict admin
Stocker Elizabethconvict admin
Two prisoners escaped from Newcastle Gaol on July 8th, 1836, and authorities are seeking their apprehension.runaway
Courts of General Quarter Sessions of the Peace will be held at various locations in New South Wales throughounotice
An application is intended to be made to the Legislative Council for a Bill to authorise The Australian Gas-liother
Tenders are invited for the building of two soil-pits at the Female Factory in Parramatta, with submissions dutender
Tenders are invited for the building of a Barrack for the Mounted Police Detachment at Windsor, with applicatitender
A list details the assignment of male convicts in February 1836 to various individuals and locations, specifyiconvict admin
Elliott Alexanderconvict admin
Geary W. H.convict admin
Raymond J., Juniorconvict admin
Two separate land sale notices from the Supreme Court of New South Wales, Equity, detailing properties in Sydnland sale
An estate in South George-street, Sydney, comprising land and a brick-built house, occupied by William Atkinsoland sale
JOHN GURNERother
The Supreme Court House offices of the Registrar and Chief Clerk will be closed for alterations and repairs frnotice
Several cattle, including a bullock, heifers, a calf, and cows, were impounded at Stonequarry Creek and will bimpound
Three horses were impounded at Maitland and will be sold on August 13, 1836, if not claimed.impound
Three cattle, including a bull, heifer, and cow, were impounded at Maitland and will be sold in twenty-one dayimpound
A pole cow with specific markings was impounded at Prospect and will be sold in 21 days if not claimed.impound
One red working bullock with a star on its forehead and white markings was impounded at Liverpool on the 6th iimpound
A red bull with snail horns and a white belly was impounded at Hillend on July 4th, 1836, and will be sold if impound