Gazette issue · 1837

New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 282, 28 June 1837

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This notice is the header and publication information for the New South Wales Government Gazette dated Wednesdother
Additional grants of land will be given to settlers who have made significant capital expenditure on their priland grant
Colonial Secretaryland grant
E. DEAS THOMSONland grant
Absolute pardon granted to convict George Shergold (arrived per ship Eleanor), on Lord Glenelg's despatch of 1pardon
Police appointments/dismissals: George Plunket (Liverpool), William Moore & George Harper (Campbelltown), Willappointment
Six tickets-of-leave cancelled: John Byrne (Captain Cook, drunkenness), John Bagnall (Minstrel), Charles Hancoticket of leave
Police-seized goods of ticket-of-leave man James Woodgate (per Norfolk) and 30 cattle of convict John Carter (other
Tenders are invited for shipping approximately 800 tons of capacity to convey troops from Sydney to Madras, satender
Tenders are invited for the building of a new wing at the Benevolent Asylum in Sydney, with applications clositender
Two distinct notices bundled: (1) Quarter Sessions for County of Cumberland to sit at Sydney, Campbelltown, Panotice
The Sheriff will sell fourteen head of cattle belonging to the defendant in the case of Quinn v. Hawthorne, loland sale
Horses found in the possession of the Police at Boug Bong, suspected of being stolen, will be sold if not claiother
1ST List of male convicts assigned 31 May-15 June 1837: assigns servants to masters including the Australian Aconvict admin
Brodie and Craigconvict admin
A notice from the Principal Superintendent of Convicts' Office regarding prisoners who have absconded from therunaway
Absconders roster (J.R. Brenan, Principal Superintendent of Convicts): runaway prisoners with full descriptionrunaway
Percy Henryrunaway
Chesterrunaway
A list of apprehended runaways from the last week, including their names, ships of origin, and the individualsrunaway
Several cattle including heifers, cows, and bullocks were impounded at Hillend, district of Merton, in June 18impound
One brindle cow, one red-sided heifer, and one red cow were impounded at Goulburn by Thomas As Bell, Keeper.impound
Cattle impounded at Musclebrook, including a red sided Bull, a dark brindle poley Cow, a dark red bull Calf, aimpound
Two separate impoundment notices detail cattle found at Patrick's Plains and Goulburn, with descriptions, branimpound
One strawberry bull, one red cow with calf, one red-sided bullock, one red steer, and one white and red heiferimpound
A bay mare impounded at Petersham from Grose Farm on June 20, 1837, will be sold if not claimed within twenty-impound
A notice from Redbank, Invermein, detailing impounded cattle on June 20, 1837, with descriptions and brands, simpound
Four horses were impounded at Goulburn from Arthursleigh and are scheduled for sale on July 18, 1837, if not cimpound
One white bullock with yellow spots, branded M on the off side rump and MM on the near side rump, was impoundeimpound
One red and white steer impounded at Wollombi on May 31, 1837, will be sold if not claimed within twenty-one dimpound
Cattle and horses were impounded at Patrick's Plains on June 12, 1837, with potential sale if not released by impound
One brindle and white Cow and a red and white heifer Calf were impounded at the Cowpasture Bridge Pound on Junimpound
Two separate notices detail impounded cattle and a mare with foal at Wilberforce and Lower Branch, NSW, with pimpound
Two separate notices detail cattle and a horse impounded in Penrith and Sydney, with details of brands, descriimpound