Gazette issue · 1837

New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 286, 26 July 1837

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This notice proclaims the adoption of specific Acts of Parliament from the reigns of King William the Fourth fproclamation
This notice proclaims the adoption and application of several Acts of Parliament concerning Quakers, Moraviansproclamation
An Act of Parliament from 3 & 4 William IV, Chapter 27, concerning the limitation of actions and suits relatinproclamation
A bill proposes appropriations from the New South Wales Colonial Revenue for the years 1836, 1837, and 1838, cfinance return
This notice lists various locations across NSW where magistrates can obtain applications for agricultural convconvict admin
Special Petty Sessions will be held on September 1, 1837, to receive applications for agricultural convict labconvict admin
Captain William Harvie Christie and Lieutenant Ronald Y. Macdonnell were appointed as Assistant Engineers and appointment
Tenders are invited for the erection of a Watch-house at Bargo, due 11th August 1837.tender
An official notice from the Office of the Colonial Architect, Hyde Park, signed by E. Deas Thomson.other
The tickets-of-leave for several prisoners were cancelled in July 1837 due to various offences including drunkticket of leave
Tenders are invited for furnishing provisions and forage for military and convict establishments in Murtle Cretender
Commissioners of Claims (Bent-street, 11 Jul 1837) set 16 Aug hearings on land/town-allotment grant claims andland grant
Court of Claims notice (Case 28): James Norton claims, on behalf of Mrs Augusta Allan, Mrs Caroline Sandys (wiland grant
Notice is given that claims for deeds of grant for lands and town allotments will be ready for examination by land grant
This notice details several land grants in the Counties of Camden and Northumberland, including grants to Jameland grant
Notice of land grants to Walter Thomson and William Cains, a property transfer from Mrs. Mary Forbes, and a Quland grant
Notice of upcoming Courts of General Quarter Sessions of the Peace for the County of Cumberland at Sydney, Camnotice
A proclamation announces a Court of General Quarter Sessions to be held in Bathurst on August 28, 1837.proclamation
The Lord Bishop of Australia has appointed Rev. Charles Dickinson and Rev. John Cross as Surrogates for grantiappointment
The Sheriff will sell the defendant's property in Pitt-street, Sydney, on July 22, 1837, unless the execution other
The Sheriff will sell two allotments in West Maitland on August 4, 1837, in the case of Sparke v. Campbell.land sale
Mr. John Thomas Baker has been appointed Poundkeeper at the Wollombi, replacing Mr. John Macdougall who resignappointment
A strawberry cow and black bull calf, possibly stolen, are held by police in Windsor and will be sold in twentother
This notice details several individuals, likely convicts, including their aliases, ship of arrival, sentence dconvict admin
Hoffman Johnconvict admin
Matthews Sarahconvict admin
Popple Robertconvict admin
Weekly list of 18 runaway convicts apprehended (to 26 Jul 1837), each with arrival ship and the master/place arunaway
Several cattle, including bullocks, a cow, and a calf, were impounded at Maitland and will be sold on August 1impound
One red Steer, one white Steer, one black sided Bullock, and one black Filly were impounded at Hillend, Distriimpound
Cattle impounded at Patrick's Plains by John Lumley, Poundkeeper, will be sold on August 15th if not released.impound
Cattle were impounded at Patrick's Plains and Bankstown in July 1837 and will be sold if not claimed by Augustimpound
One red heifer, approximately three years old, with specific markings and branding, was impounded at Paterson'impound
One black pony with grey hairs, black points, square tail, white saddle marks, and shod all round was impoundeimpound
Three red and white working oxen, branded P, were impounded at Penrith, District of Evan, on July 18, 1837, animpound
Three cattle, a yellow and white cow, a brindle sided yearling heifer, and a yellow heifer, were impounded at impound
William Walker, Poundkeeper at Banks Town, impounded several cattle on July 17, 1837, which will be sold on Auimpound
One yellow-sided white backed Bullock, one blue and white spotted Cow, one strawberry coloured Cow, and one baimpound
Two cattle, a black and white bullock and a dark brindle bull, were impounded at Liverpool on July 17, 1837, aimpound
One strawberry cow, one red and white heifer, one red steer, and one dark bay mare were impounded at Cowpasturimpound
Two cattle, a red and white bull and a red cow, were impounded at Maitland on July 18, 1837, and will be sold impound
Two separate notices detail impounded cattle in Goulburn and near Penrith, New South Wales, with conditions foimpound
Two notices from NSW pounds detail impounded livestock, including cattle and a calf, with descriptions, brandsimpound
Two animals, a black-sided male calf and a red-sided working bullock, were impounded in Menangle Pound on Julyimpound
One brindle and white Bullock, one brown and white Bullock, one red Steer, and one brown poley Steer were impoimpound
Two separate notices detail impounded cattle in Sydney and Menangle Pound in July 1837, with details of their impound