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Gazette issue · 1838

New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 335, 23 May 1838

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This is the masthead for the New South Wales Government Gazette published on Wednesday, May 23, 1838.notice
His Excellency the Governor will hold a Levee at Government House on Thursday, 24th May 1838, at one o'clock, notice
A bill to continue an act facilitating the apprehension of transported felons and offenders illegally at largeproclamation
COUNCIL notice (21 May 1838) publishing the general objects of four Bills before the NSW Legislative Council: notice
Creditorother
Insolventother
Island and Moreton Bayconvict admin
A notification from the London Gazette regarding the establishment of Santa Cruz de Santiago in Teneriffe and other
Lieutenant Frederick Brown Russel of the 28th Regiment was appointed as a Magistrate of the Territory.appointment
Peter Jackson was appointed Clerk to the Bench and Registrar of the Court of Requests at Wollongong.appointment
A notice is given that General Annual Licensing Meetings will be held in each District of the Colony on June 1notice
Property found in the possession of prisoner Thomas Howarth, whose ticket-of-leave was cancelled, will be dealother
Nine working bullocks, one dray, one tarpauling, chains, bows, and yokes, cooking utensils, and other articlesauction
Information regarding emigrants who arrived on the ship Orontes and are lodged in the Emigrant Buildings in Beother
Notice is given that Commissioners of Crown Lands are authorized to prosecute settlers occupying Crown Land winotice
Female prisoners of the Crown were granted Tickets-of-Leave in various counties including Cumberland, Murray, ticket of leave
The provisions of an Act for abating nuisances occasioned by dogs in certain towns and highways are extended tproclamation
Lists prisoners of the Crown who have obtained Tickets-of-Leave in the Counties of Bathurst, Cumberland, Durhaticket of leave
Lease sales in May NOTICE DATED 2ND APRIL, 1838, King, Grabbin Gullen and 18 other places (28 entries).lease sale
A list of individuals who obtained licenses for depasturing stock beyond the colony's boundaries between Januaother
William Hayes obtained a depasturing license for Eastern Creek, Parramatta, located in the Western region nearother
Ticket-of-Leave list (22 May 1838) of prisoners of the Crown granted tickets since the last publication, arranticket of leave
Russell Vincentother
TWO notices welded: (1) TOWN ALLOTMENTS (Colonial Sec., 9 May 1838) - six half-acre Yass allotments (Nos. 208-land sale
Claimants John Watson and William Howard Greenway and Mary Ann Greenway seek a Deed of Grant for 300 acres in crown land
Tenders are invited for the conveyance of mail between Brisbane Water and Wiseman's Ferry once a week from Juntender
Thomas Dowd has been appointed pound keeper at Concord, Parramatta district, under Act 4 Wm. IV. No. 3 of 1833appointment
A notice for a Court of General Quarter Sessions of the Peace in Maitland on June 11th, and a Supreme Court eqnotice
A notice from the Supreme Court Sheriff's Office in Sydney regarding an execution sale at the London Tavern onother
Sheriff/Supreme-Court sale notices: (1) execution sale (Smith & others v. Beilby) of Lots 16-18, ~52 acres in land sale
A notice regarding the Australian Agricultural Company, signed by John Gurner, Chief Clerk of the Supreme Cournotice
This notice contains several distinct entries including an appointment for the Australian Agricultural Companyother
Absconded-convicts roster issued by J. M'Lean, Principal Superintendent of Convicts, and signed by Thomas Ryanrunaway
Thorp Charlesrunaway
Carthy Charlesrunaway
T. Pyerunaway
Wilkinson Annerunaway
This notice lists individuals apprehended as runaways during the past week, detailing their names, associated runaway
Impounded cattle at Bathurst Pound with descriptions and brands, to be sold if not claimed within twenty-one dimpound
Two cattle were impounded at Petersham Pound and will be sold if not released within twenty-one days.impound
One brindle Cow, one spotted Cow, and one working Bullock were impounded at Petersham and will be sold if not impound
Edward Doyle, Poundkeeper at Manangle Pound, impounded one cow and two calves on May 14, 1838, with details onimpound
Several cattle, including bullocks and steers with various brands and descriptions, were impounded at Patrick'impound
One red Poley Cow, branded JBO on the near thigh and WZ on the off rump, with a red female calf, was impoundedimpound
One dark yellow working bull, branded JP on the off hip, was impounded at Stonequarry on May 10, 1838, and wilimpound
One red Bullock impounded at Lane Cove on May 19, 1838, with specific brands, will be sold if not claimed withimpound
Six head of sheep were impounded at the Sydney Pound on April 30, 1838, and will be sold on May 15, 1838, if nimpound
One chestnut colt and one red working bullock were impounded at Maitland on the 10th instant and will be sold impound
One black bullock, one red bullock, one red and white bullock, and one yellow-sided bullock were impounded at impound
Three cattle, including a brindle working bullock, a black snail horn working bullock, and a blue and white heimpound

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