New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 309, 13 December 1837 — every indexed notice

Proclamation, 6 Dec 1837: Col. Kenneth Snodgrass, Senior Military Officer, assumes administration of NSW as Acproclamation

Lieutenant-General Sir Richard Bourkeproclamation

KENNETH SNODGRASSproclamation

A commendation for a retiring Governor of New South Wales, praising their administration, management of convicother

This notice details administrative actions and policies regarding convict management, revenue accounts, and laother

This notice discusses plans for immigration to increase revenue from Crown Land sales, encouraging the immigraother

This notice praises the Governor's administration for promoting immigration, religious freedom, education, andother

This notice details the public services and achievements of a Governor in New South Wales, highlighting infrasother

This notice discusses the recipient's noble career in public service and their fortitude in disregarding unmerother

An address from a group to the Governor expresses gratitude for his administration and requests permission to other

The Governor expresses satisfaction with an address presented by a group, highlighting shared values of Civil other

Governor Sir Richard Bourke expresses his gratitude for an address from the Legislative Council and bids them other

A formal address from a colonial council to a departing Governor, praising his six-year administration for achother

A formal address to the Governor praising his administration's achievements in financial management, colonial other

This notice is a formal address likely from a colonial council to a Governor, praising their administration another

The Presbytery of New South Wales expresses thanks to Governor Sir Richard Bourke for his support of the Churcnotice

The Presbytery of New South Wales expresses gratitude to Governor Sir Richard Bourke for securing equality fornotice

Governor Sir Richard Bourke expresses satisfaction with an address from the Presbytery of New South Wales, affnotice

The Roman Catholic Bishop and Clergy of New Holland express gratitude to Governor Sir Richard Bourke for his aother

A formal address from the Roman Catholic Bishop and Clergy of New Holland to Lieutenant-General Sir Richard Bonotice

The Officers of Her Majesty's Customs express regret at the departure of His Excellency Lieutenant-General Sirother

His Excellency Lieutenant-General Sir Richard Bourke, K.C.B., Governor of New South Wales, replies to an addreother

His Excellency expresses satisfaction with the acknowledgments and good wishes of the Members of the Sydney Meother

The Committee of the Sydney Dispensary express their thanks to Governor Sir Richard Bourke for his support andnotice

The Committee of the Sydney Dispensary expresses their wishes for the Governor's retirement and acknowledges tnotice

A reply from Governor Sir Richard Bourke to the Sydney Dispensary acknowledging their charitable work and a senotice

The Inhabitants of the Town and District of Liverpool present an address to His Excellency Sir Richard Bourke notice

Inhabitants of Liverpool express gratitude to His Excellency for improvements and wish him well upon his retirnotice

His Excellency replies to an address from the inhabitants of Liverpool, expressing gratification for their thanotice

New Zealand notice, Colonial Secretary's Office 8 Dec 1837: Edward Doyle tried by the NSW Supreme Court and exconvict admin

Notice regarding claims on the Colonial Accounts, requiring submission before the end of the year.finance return

Collectors and Officers are directed to pay all public monies to the Colonial Treasurer by the end of the montfinance return

Tenders are invited for the conveyance of stone from Pennant Hills to various locations for three years, commetender

The Governor has approved alterations in the Police of the Colony, including appointments and dismissals of coappointment

A reward of ten pounds is offered for information leading to the discovery of James Roach, a ticket-of-leave hreward

LANDS, Colonial Secretary's Office 12 Dec 1837: 37 numbered portions of Crown land (Murray, Georgiana, Durham,land sale

Major Elringtonland sale

Thomas Kiteland grant

T. U. Ryderland sale

Nandillion Pondsland sale

H. Humeland sale

TOWN ALLOTMENTS, Colonial Secretary's Office 12 Dec 1837: 29 approved-application town allotments at Richmond,land sale

E. DEAS THOMSONland sale

YEARLY LEASES OF LAND, Colonial Secretary's Office 12 Dec 1837: the Colonial Treasurer will auction one-year lauction

CAMDENland sale

A. Middletonland grant

Solomon Levyland grant

CAMDENland grant

George Wyndhamland grant

MURRAYland grant

William Balcolmbcrown land

John Snodgrass, Esquire, has been appointed as Private Secretary to the Acting Governor.appointment

Court of Claims notice (Commissioners' Office, Bent-street, 25 Nov 1837): Cases 169-178 for Deeds of Grant of land grant

William Charl- tonland grant

WILLIAM BYRNESnotice

Christopher Ecklinland grant

Court of Claims notice (Commissioners' Office, Bent-street, 11 Dec 1837): Cases 179-188 for Deeds of Grant opeland grant

RICHARD HUNTcrown land

G. M. C. Bowenland grant

Thomas Lucasland grant

T.. C. HARINGTON, Esq.land grant

A mail service to Melbourne, Port Phillip, will be made up every second Saturday starting January 1838, with sother

The Sheriff will sell an allotment of land in Sydney on December 20, 1837, to satisfy an execution in the casesheriff sale

The Sheriff will sell sixteen head of horned cattle, comprising cows, calves, heifers, and steers, at Parramatauction

The Colonial Treasurer will auction town allotments in Berrima and Musclebrook on February 15th, 1838.land sale

A notice from the Supreme Court of New South Wales regarding the goods and effects of John Mann, deceased, citother

Absconders list, Principal Superintendent of Convicts' Office 13 Dec 1837 (signed J. M'Lean; clerk Thomas Ryanrunaway

Barkerrunaway

T. Brownconvict admin

Martherus Williamconvict admin

Roddconvict admin

A list of individuals apprehended as runaways during the last week, including their names, the ships they arrirunaway

A red and brindle cow and a black mare were impounded at Parramatta and will be sold if not claimed within tweimpound

A brown cow, branded X and S in a circle, was impounded at Liverpool on December 6, 1837, and will be sold on impound

A notice from Bathurst Pound detailing impounded horses, including descriptions, brands, and potential sale ifimpound

This notice details impounded cattle and horses at Redbank, Invermein, including descriptions, brands, and potimpound

Impounded cattle at Maitland, including descriptions and brands, with a notice of sale if not released by Deceimpound

Impounded cattle and horses at Patrick's Plains Pound in November 1837, to be sold if not released by Decemberimpound

This notice details impounded cattle and horses from Goulburn and Prospect, New South Wales, with descriptionsimpound

Two poundkeepers, John Murray and J. Marsden, announce the impending sale of impounded cattle at Goulburn if nimpound

Two separate notices detail impounded cattle in Patrick's Plains and Campbelltown, with potential sale dates iimpound

One entire horse, hay colored with a star on its forehead, was impounded at Sydney on November 24, 1837, and wimpound

Two cows and their calves were impounded at East Maitland on November 26, 1837, and will be sold on December 1impound

One black mare, branded 590 and with a crown, impounded at Parramatta on December 4, 1837, will be sold if notimpound

Three bullocks were impounded at Cowpasture Bridge Pound on November 20th and will be sold on December 14th ifimpound

A dark brown bull branded TT and JM on the rump, with a white star on its forehead and white tail, was impoundimpound

One brindle Bull impounded at Wollombi on November 17th, 1837, with a claim deadline of December 11th, 1837.impound