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Gazette issue · 1837

New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 302, 8 November 1837

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This is the masthead and publication date for the New South Wales Government Gazette published on Wednesday, Nother
Colonial Secretary E. Deas Thomson invites tenders for supplying the Colonial Service for 1838 (provisions andtender
Men attending the Light-housetender
LIVERPOOLother
Harpertender
Orphan Schoolstender
Contractortender
The Colonial Treasurer will auction several portions of land in St. Vincent and Gloucester counties on Decembeland sale
Grants of Land published for correction before deeds issue (Colonial Secretary, 6 Nov 1837): a county scheduleland grant
LACHLAN MACALISTERland grant
ROBERT SMITHland grant
Sir Ralph Darlingland grant
JOHN TURNBULLland grant
ROBERT LETHBRIDGEland grant
C. M. Doyleland grant
THOMAS HOWARD GREENWAYland grant
William Barritt appointed Constable in Penrith, replacing Thomas Shuttleworth, effective October 26, 1837.appointment
Appointments and dismissals of Constables in various locations across New South Wales, including Windsor, Valeappointment
Tickets-of-Leave for Lawrence Ravenagh, Henry Trowbridge, and Sarah Warwick were cancelled due to dishonest coticket of leave
Tenders are invited for works on the Revenue Cutter Ranger, including caulking, coppering, and fitting a sterntender
Newly arrived agriculturists and mechanics from the ship William Nicol are available for engagement, with a brother
Grants of Town Allotments published for correction before deeds issue (Colonial Secretary, 6 Nov 1837): Willialand grant
William Crisfordland grant
Stubbsland grant
This notice details alterations in the Police of the Colony, including appointments and changes of constables appointment
John Walpole Willis was appointed as a Puisne Judge of the Supreme Court of New South Wales on November 7, 183appointment
Leases expiring 31 Dec 1837: the Colonial Treasurer will re-let by public auction (George-street Market, 14 Deother
6land sale
2land sale
16land sale
33land sale
This notice details land lots scheduled for re-letting, referencing original notices and re-letting dates.land grant
42land sale
53land sale
60land sale
65lease sale
67land sale
The Court of Claims is publishing a list of land grant claims for examination, with caveats to be entered withland grant
This notice details land grants and claims in New South Wales, including details of acreage, county, parish, bland grant
A notice from the Commissioners of Claims' Office regarding land originally granted to Hart Davis, sold to T. land grant
The Provisional Directors of the Australian Gas Light Company announce the first General Assembly for receivinnotice
Notices from the Police Offices at Windsor and Patrick's Plains regarding a lost watch and the relocation of aother
A notice regarding the removal of the Pound at Patrick's Plains to new premises near the Court House, and a liother
Absconded prisoners roster (Principal Superintendent of Convicts J. M'Lean; certified Thomas Ryan, Chief Clerkrunaway
Percy Henryrunaway
Paynerunaway
Murphy Jamesrunaway
W. Stephensrunaway
This notice lists apprehended runaways from various locations in New South Wales, including their names, assocrunaway
Cattle impounded at East Maitland by Poundkeeper Denis Collins are to be sold on November 10, 1837, if not claimpound
One yellow bullock branded 'C' and an illegible letter was impounded at Rosse's Creek, District of Penrith, onimpound
Four lambs impounded at Muscle Brook from the Edinglassie Estate are to be sold on November 18, 1837, if not cimpound
Cattle impounded at Bathurst Pound, including descriptions and brands, with a notice of potential sale if not impound
Impounded cattle and a mare at Musclebrook, with a notice of sale if not claimed by November 10, 1837.impound
Cattle impounded at East Maitland on October 18, 1837, including bullocks, cows, and calves, with descriptionsimpound
One black-sided Cow, one yellow Cow, and one yellow-sided Cow were impounded at Hillend, District of Merton, wimpound
One red Heifer, white face, flank, and feet, no brand, and other cattle were impounded at Goulburn by James Maimpound
One dark red Bull, branded TS on the rump, B and a mark supposed to be a figure of 2 on the thigh, was impoundimpound
Two impoundment notices detail cattle impounded at Patrick's Plains and Menangle Pound, with details on brandsimpound
Cattle and horses impounded at Goulburn are described with brands and markings, with a notice of sale if not rimpound
Cattle impounded at Stonequarry Creek on October 24, 1837, including descriptions and brands, with a notice ofimpound
Cattle, horses, and sheep were impounded at Cowpasture Bridge Pound in late October 1837 and may be sold if noimpound
Cattle impounded at Wilberforce, including a white and red speckled Cow, a red and white Heifer Calf, and a brimpound
Two horses, a black mare and a bay mare, were impounded at Wollombi on October 23, 1837, and will be sold if nimpound
Two cattle, a red and white bull and a yellow and white bull calf, were impounded at Patrick's Plains and willimpound
One black Heifer, branded JC on the off hip and off side, impounded from Mr. Michael Byrne's farm at Campbelltimpound

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