Gazette issue · 1839

New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 429, 3 July 1839

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This notice is from the New South Wales Government Gazette published on Wednesday, July 3, 1839.other
The Colonial Secretary's Office published a notice regarding a proposed bill to consolidate and amend laws fornotice
Distillerother
Licensed Stillsother
This notice details proposed regulations and penalties concerning the distillation of spirits in the Colony, iother
Lieutenant Owen Gorman of Her Majesty's 80th Regiment of Foot was appointed a Magistrate of the Territory.appointment
Tenders for furnishing supplies for the Colonial Service during 1839 have been accepted, including forage for tender
Tenders are invited for the erection of a new Gaol at Goulburn, with offers due by August 5th, 1839.tender
Tenders are invited for the erection of a new Gaol at Goulburn, with applications to be made to the Colonial Atender
Tenders are invited for the supply of forage for the Mounted Police, with the notice issued from the Colonial tender
Tenders are requested for furnishing supplies of Forage for the Mounted Police at the River Lachlan for the yetender
Tenders are invited for the supply of thirty head of working oxen to the Road Department, to be delivered at Mtender
Tickets-of-leave granted to female convicts since the last list, by NSW county/town: Argyle (Goulburn), Camdenticket of leave
A list of individuals, likely medical practitioners, with their locations, including Sydney, Parramatta, Campbother
A list of legally qualified Medical Practitioners in New South Wales, followed by a declaration and signaturesother
Court of Claims (Bent-street, Sydney): deeds-of-grant claims open for Commissioner examination and caveats. Clland grant
Mrs. Eliza Broughtonland grant
This notice contains legal objections, a list of absconded convicts (not fully extracted here), Quarter Sessioother
Runaway/absconder notice, Principal Superintendent of Convicts' Office (J. M'Lean), 25 June 1839: convicts whorunaway
Brown Henryrunaway
Birch Davidrunaway
Bennett Sarahrunaway
George Hibbertrunaway
Thomas Ryan, Chief Clerk at the Police Establishment, Hartley, reports on a runaway prisoner with a descriptiorunaway
List of runaways apprehended during the past week (Thomas Ryan, Chief Clerk): recaptured convicts with arrivalrunaway
Cattle were impounded at Murrurundi on June 6, 1839, and will be sold on July 1 if not released.impound
Cattle impounded at Stonequarry Creek on June 8, 1839, are to be sold on July 6th if not claimed.impound
This notice details cattle and one horse impounded at Braidwood, Murrurundi, and Stonequarry Creek, including impound
A notice regarding impounded cattle and horses at Braidwood, Murrurundi, and Stonequarry Creek, with details oimpound
One dark bay horse was impounded at Braidwood on June 21, 1839, and will be sold if not claimed within twenty-impound
This notice details cattle impounded at Scone on June 25, 1889, including descriptions, brands, and impoundmenimpound
One black snail-horned Ox was impounded at Penrith on July 1, 1819, and will be sold at Emu Ferry Pound if notimpound
Patrick's Plains Pound impounded cattle on June 16, 1839, including various steers, heifers, and cows with speimpound
One red bullock impounded at Menangle Pound on June 9, 1839, with details of its description and brand, to be impound
One dark brindle bullock and one bay gelding were impounded at Maitland on June 16, 1889, and will be sold if impound
Notice of cattle impounded at Murrurundi on June 12, 1839, with details of their description and brands, and aimpound
One yellow poley cow, branded '1' on the off hip, was impounded at Parramatta on June 20, 1839, and will be soimpound
A light grey horse impounded at Braidwood on June 6, 1839, will be sold if not claimed within twenty-one days.impound
Four head of cattle were impounded at Narrellan and will be sold if not claimed by July 4, 1899.impound