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New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 341, 27 June 1838

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This is a header for the New South Wales Government Gazette published on Wednesday, June 27, 1838.other
An absolute pardon was issued to William Robertson, a convict transported per the ship Guildford.pardon
A conditional pardon is to be issued to John Donohue, per Asia (8), as per Her Majesty's commands.pardon
Reward of GBP20 or a conditional pardon (Col. Sec., 25 June 1838) for information leading to the recapture of reward
A reward of twenty pounds is offered for information leading to the apprehension of escaped prisoner Joseph Goreward
Reward of GBP20 or a conditional pardon (Col. Sec., 27 June 1838) for information leading to conviction of thereward
A reward of Twenty Pounds is offered for information leading to the apprehension and conviction of an offenderreward
A notice from the Colonial Secretary's Office in Sydney, dated 19th June 1838, calls for masons for work on thtender
Tenders are invited for the Masons' work required in erecting a new Signal House at South Head, to be receivedtender
Lands previously advertised for sale on April 2nd, 1838, were sold by auction on May 9th, 1838, with payments land sale
Crown land sales RETURN (auction of 9 May 1838, per notice of 2 April): 49 lots sold to named purchasers incl.land sale
A list of individuals who obtained licenses from the Colonial Treasurer for depasturing stock beyond the boundother
Appointments and resignations of constables in Goulburn, approved by the Governor and announced by E. Deas Thoappointment
Royal confirmation of pardons (Col. Sec., Sydney, 26 June 1838, per Secretary of State Despatch No. 64): one apardon
Callow Thomasother
Crown land auction (Colonial Treasurer, Sydney, 8 Aug 1838): 21 unsold, unmeasured Crown portions offered at 5auction
Donald M'Intyreland sale
Holmesland grant
Chapmanland grant
NORTHUMBERLANDland grant
Thorpeland sale
Crown land auction (Colonial Treasurer, Sydney, 8 Aug 1838): measured Crown portions, lots 22-46, offered at 5auction
Thomas Kiteland sale
Thomas Kiteland grant
W. Pantonland grant
MURRAYland grant
H. Humeland grant
Crown land auction (Colonial Treasurer, Sydney, 8 Aug 1838): previously-advertised portions, lots 47-55, incl.auction
Leonardland sale
Michael Keenanland sale
Crown land auction (Colonial Treasurer, Sydney, 8 Aug 1838): previously-advertised portions, lots 56-75+, at 5auction
MACQUARIEland sale
Major Antillland sale
Joanna Keefeland sale
KINGland sale
Arrival of emigrant ship Westminster at Sydney (Col. Sec., 27 June 1838) with 251 emigrants - agricultural labother
A notice regarding the arrival of emigrants and a list of absolute pardons granted to convicts, with associateconvict admin
Families of farm servants arriving on the ship Westminster will be available for engagement at the Emigrant Buother
Courts of General Quarter Sessions of the Peace will be held in Sydney, Campbelltown, Parramatta, and Windsor notice
The Police Office in Queanbeyan is holding two horses suspected of being stolen and requests owners to identifother
Notice from the Police Office in Windsor regarding horses late in the possession of Patrick Wallace, a convictother
A notice regarding the sale of properties identified as Nos. 17 and 181 at a Penal Settlement by Public Auctioland sale
A notice citing the widow and next of kin of Henry Lambert Hyland to appear in the Supreme Court regarding letother
Land and buildings on the west side of Phillip-street, Sydney, are to be sold by auction on July 19, 1838, purland sale
The Sheriff will sell a brick-built store at Morpeth, adjoining the Steam Packet Wharfs, in the case of Coxen land sale
Supreme Court notice to John Leary regarding contempt of court and failure to file an answer to a bill, with anotice
A notice from the Sheriff's Office regarding the sale of property in Darling Harbour, Sydney, belonging to theother
Absconders roster (Principal Superintendent of Convicts' Office, Sydney, 26 June 1838): convicts absconded frorunaway
Laskey Henryconvict admin
Facey Thomasconvict admin
Lee John John Barryconvict admin
Traynor Jamesconvict admin
Trudgate Thomasrunaway
This notice lists runaways apprehended during the last week, including their names, associated ships, and locarunaway
Impounded cattle at Windsor on July 7, 1838, including descriptions and brands, with a notice of potential salimpound
Four cattle, including a cow, bull calf, and two heifers, were impounded at Wilberforce on June 10, 1838, and impound
Notices of impounded animals at Maitland and Redbank, Invermein, with details of descriptions, brands, and salimpound
Impounded cattle at Redbank, Invermein on June 8, 1838, including cows, calves, and bullocks, with descriptionimpound
Notice of impounded cattle at Redbank Pound, Invermein, on June 6th, 1838, with descriptions and a deadline ofimpound
One brindle and white working bull and one black bullock were impounded at Patrick's Plains Pound and will be impound
Cattle impounded at Redbank Pound, Invermeio on June 2, 1838, including descriptions and brands, with a deadliimpound
Benjamin Robinson, Poundkeeper at Berrima, impounded four horses on June 14, 1838, and warns they will be soldimpound
One chestnut Filly, two hind feet white, one chestnut Filly, two hind feet white, near fore foot white, one saimpound
One black cow, one yellow/red working ox, and four small pigs were impounded at Sydney Pound on the 12th instaimpound
Two poundkeepers, Walter Smith and Henry Fisher, report impounded cattle at Maitland and Redbank Pound, with dimpound
Two animals, a foal and a horse, were impounded at Narrallan in May and June 1838 and will be sold if not claiimpound
One red Ox impounded at Emu Ferry Pound, Penrith, will be sold if not claimed within twenty-one days.impound
A light red bullock impounded at Appin by John Bray on June 8, 1838, will be sold if not claimed within twentyimpound
Benjamin Robinson, Poundkeeper at Berrima, is advertising impounded cattle including bullocks and cows, brandeimpound

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