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New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 327, 4 April 1838

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Masthead of NSW Government Gazette No. 327, published by authority, Wednesday 4 April 1838.notice
Governor Gipps re-publishes (20 Mar 1838) the 1836 Crown Lands Regulations under 'An Act to restrain the unautcrown land
Governorcrown land
Colonial Secretarycrown land
ALEXANDER M-LEAYcrown land
A. B.crown land
GOVERNORconvict admin
Governor directs (27 Mar 1838) the republication in the Colony of the Imperial Mutiny Act (7 Gul. IV cap. VII)other
Tenders are requested for the supply of a large cast iron roller for the streets of Sydney, with further partitender
Governor appoints William Nairne Gray, William Bell Carlyle, Archibald Clunes Innes and George Moncrief as Truappointment
Tenders are sought for the supply of furniture and a clock for the Sydney Police Office, due April 9, 1838.tender
Tenders are sought for furniture and a clock for the Sydney Police Office, with requirements for sureties.tender
This notice is a brief administrative entry from the Office of the Colonial Architect, Hyde Park, issued by E.other
Twenty pounds reward or a conditional pardon offered for information convicting those who did 'great and wantoreward
ST. ANDREW'S SCOTS CHURCHreward
Fifty pounds reward and a conditional pardon offered for apprehending the murderer of George Boydle - a convicreward
GEORGE BOYDLEreward
A notice from the Colonial Secretary's Office, Sydney, dated 27th March 1838, announcing the establishment of notice
Tenders are invited for the immediate repair and maintenance of bridges and causeways, including the Twelve Mitender
Tenders are requested from masons for the performance of work to continue a stone arched drain from George-strtender
Notice from the Office of the Town Surveyor by command of His Excellency the Governor.other
Families in need of female servants can obtain them from prisoners who arrived on a ship from Ireland, by applconvict admin
This notice is a directive from the Office of the Principal Superintendent of Convicts, issued by E. Deas Thomconvict admin
A timber sloop or barge discovered wrecked at Booby's Island near Moreton Bay, with a quantity of cedar plank other
Public auction at Yass Pound, 1 May 1838, of three horses (branded J.C.) and cattle formerly belonging to Johnauction
Colonial Treasurer to auction Crown land portions previously advertised (lots 20-47) at the George-street Markland sale
G. Forbesland sale
Alexander Longland sale
J. D. Campbellland sale
J. D. Campbellland sale
J. Lynchland sale
SAINT VINCENTland sale
James Atkinsonland sale
Robert Bestland sale
Second Colonial Treasurer auction (9 May 1838, George-street Market): Crown land portions lots 1-19 across Durland sale
Charles Boydellland grant
KINGland grant
H. H. M'Arthurland grant
KINGland grant
Governor approves applications to purchase Crown land portions (lots 85-137) to be measured and put up to saleland sale
Hawkinland grant
Richard Glanvilleland grant
James Haleland grant
George M'Leayland grant
J. Comerland grant
Colonial Treasurer to auction one-year Crown-land leases (from 1 July 1838) on 10 May 1838 - lease lots in Camauction
John Reddall, seniorland grant
Captain Turnercrown land
Governor approves applications for town allotments to be measured and put up to sale - half-acre allotments atland grant
RAYMOND TERRACEland sale
INVERMEINland sale
Australian Subscription Libraryland sale
The Australian Subscription Library's deputation addresses Governor Gipps (28 Mar 1838) inviting him to becomenotice
Australian Subscription Librarynotice
Gentlemenother
Court of Claims (Commissioners) notice of hearings for ADDITIONAL GRANTS from 25 Apr 1838, listing numbered clnotice
Mary Pritsellother
Court of Claims notice that specified CLAIMS for DEEDS OF GRANT of land and town allotments are ready for examother
Isaiah Jacquesnotice
Thomas Mardenland grant
Lordland grant
A public sale of unserviceable stores, including bottles, lime juice, wine, bread, buckets, and medical suppliauction
Courts of General Quarter Sessions of the Peace for the County of Cumberland will be held in Sydney, Campbelltnotice
The Pound for the District of Concord will be removed from its current location to the Government Allotment opimpound
The Poundkeeper position at Redbank, Invermein is vacant, and interested parties must apply to the Bench of Maappointment
The Sheriff will sell the lease of a thirty-acre farm at Kissing Point and other land allotments in Sydney on land sale
The Sheriff will sell the right, title, and interest of the defendant in a piece of land at Maitland on April land sale
The Sheriff will sell the Defendant's interest in a Phaeton at Parramatta on April 7, 1838, unless the executiland sale
The Sheriff will sell the Defendant's property including forge bellows, iron, steel, anvils, and tools on Apriauction
The Sheriff will sell the right, title, and interest of the defendant in a piece of land at West Maitland on Tland sale
The Sheriff will sell the household furniture of the Defendant, Barton, on the premises in Argyle Street, Parrland sale
Principal Superintendent of Convicts (J. M'Lean) absconders roster (3 Apr 1838): alphabetical list of prisonerrunaway
Brown Henryrunaway
Brown Patrickrunaway
Denn Christopherconvict admin
Lansley Georgeconvict admin
Thompson Mary Annrunaway
A list of runaways apprehended during the last week, including John Bird, Matthew Coleman, James O'Regan, Joe runaway
Cattle impounded at Musclebrook, including descriptions and brands, with a notice of sale if not claimed by Apimpound
One light brindle snail horned Ox impounded at Parramatta on April 2, 1838, will be sold if not claimed withinimpound
Impounded cattle at Goulburn, including descriptions and brands, with a notice of sale if not released by Apriimpound
Two cattle, a bull and a stag, were impounded at Stonequarry Creek and will be sold if damages and expenses arimpound
One bay horse with black points, a white spot on its forehead, a wart on its chest, and a lame hind leg was imimpound
Charles Ridgway, Poundkeeper at Musclebrook, is selling impounded cattle on April 5, 1838, if not claimed.impound
Impounded animals at Hillend and Patrick's Plains, including cattle and a calf, with descriptions, brands, andimpound
Two horses were impounded at Macdonald River and will be sold on April 14th if not claimed.impound
Three cattle, a brindle bullock, a black heifer, and a red bullock, were impounded at Maitland and will be solimpound
A brown horse impounded at Sydney Pound on the 17th is to be sold if not released within twenty-six days to coimpound
A bay horse impounded at Parramatta on March 19, 1838, with specific markings and a scar, will be sold if not impound
A black and white cow was impounded at Parramatta on March 26, 1888, and will be sold if not claimed within 21impound
A list of impounded cattle at Redbank, Invermein, with a notice of sale if not claimed by April 16, 1838.impound
Four cattle and one horse were impounded at Patrick's Plains Pound and will be sold if not released by April 1impound
A yellow cow and her calf were impounded at Burragorang and will be sold on April 11th if not claimed.impound

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