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New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 254, 21 December 1836

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This is the masthead and publication details for the New South Wales Government Gazette, dated December 21, 18other
Colonial Secretary A. M'Leay re-publishes Imperial Act 6 & 7 Gul. IV, Cap. XLVI (28 July 1836), continuing to other
New South Walesother
Schedule of NSW land grants (entries 106-140) published for correction before deeds issue, listing grantees byland grant
Sir Thomas Brisbaneland grant
COOKland grant
Sir Ralph Darlingland grant
WILLIAM BLANDland grant
JOHN LORDland grant
Sir Ralph Darlingland grant
JAMES ARNDELLland grant
EDWARD KELLEYland grant
Edward Sparkeland grant
DUNCAN M²KELLARland grant
An auction is to be held for the Market Dues in Sydney and Parramatta for the twelve months commencing Januaryauction
Tenders are invited for the supply of gunpowder for the Colonial service during 1837, with security required ftender
An auction will be held on December 22nd, 1836, for the twelve-month lease of various toll gates and ferries cauction
Invitation for tenders to construct watch houses at Concord, Prospect, Kissing Point, and Windsor Road.tender
Tenders are invited for supplying miscellaneous general stores, cooper's ware, cart and wheelwright services, tender
Applications for licenses to depasture Crown Lands beyond the Colony's limits have been approved, and successfcrown land
The prison at Port Phillip is designated as a Common Gaol under the Sheriff's jurisdiction, effective Decemberconvict admin
The Governor has approved alterations in the Police of the Colony, including appointments in Parramatta.appointment
Commutations of transportation sentences for James M'Kenzie and Charles Edsell are announced by the Colonial Sconvict admin
Royal pardons gazetted by Colonial Secretary A. M'Leay, 19 Dec 1836. ABSOLUTE PARDONS include the seven Greek pardon
This notice announces the King's approval of absolute and conditional pardons granted to numerous individuals,pardon
Warren Marriott Georgeconvict admin
Tickets-of-Leave for several prisoners were cancelled due to various offences including robbery, assault, abseticket of leave
The Lord Bishop of Australia appointed the Rev. John Espy Keane as his Surrogate for granting Marriage Licenseappointment
Notices from the Police Offices in Liverpool and Campbelltown, dated December 1836.other
Alfred Free has been appointed Keeper of the Pound at Campbelltown, replacing Charles Beck.appointment
Notices are given for the holding of Courts of General Quarter Sessions of the Peace at Sydney, Campbelltown, notice
Absconders roster under John Ryan Brenan, Principal Superintendent of Convicts (19 Dec 1836): named prisoners runaway
Brown Henryrunaway
Bowmanrunaway
Gibbon alias Gribbon Eleanorrunaway
A list of apprehended runaways from various ships and locations, along with a notice regarding the state of thrunaway
Four cattle, including a red bullock, a frosty bullock, a brindle bullock, and a black-sided cow, were impoundimpound
Two cattle, a red and white heifer and a speckled blue and white bull, were impounded at Patrick's Plains and impound
One light bay mare and a filly foal were impounded at Bong Bong, Sutton Forest on December 1, 1836, and will bimpound
One red Ox with wide horns, branded ER on the near hip, was impounded at Emu Ferry Pound and will be sold if nimpound
One red steer branded 1F off rump was impounded at Cowpasture Bridge on December 3, 1836, and will be sold on impound
One red Cow, branded BH on rump, AK on hip off side, o on shoulder, M on ribs, M on rump, and H4 on hip near simpound
Four cattle, including a red bullock, a dark yellow cow with a calf, a red cow with a yearling heifer, and twoimpound
Two colts were impounded at Cowpasture Bridge in December 1836 and will be sold in January 1837 if not claimedimpound
Four cattle (one bullock, one dark red bullock, one brindle cow, one red bullock) were impounded at Stonequarrimpound
Two separate notices detail impounded cattle and a horse at Patrick's Plains and Grose Farm, with details on dimpound
One brindle Bull, one red Bull Stag, one brown Bullock, one speckled red and white Bullock, one red sided Bullimpound
One black Cow branded JD JL JC and one yellow Cow branded RH were impounded at Petersham on December 6, 1836, impound
One yellow-sided bullock was impounded at Hillend, district of Merton, on November 28, 1836, and will be sold impound
Two horses, one chestnut with a horseshoe brand and the other dark-brown with an 'E' brand, were impounded at impound
A bay colt and a dark brown bullock were impounded at Inverary Park on December 1, 1836, and will be sold if nimpound
One bay horse impounded at Red Bank, Invermein, with specific markings and brand, will be sold on December 24,impound

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