New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 10, 4 February 1842 — every indexed notice

This is the masthead of the New South Wales Government Gazette published on Friday, February 4, 1842.other

John James Galloway was appointed as a Commissioner of Crown Lands in the County of Cumberland, New South Waleappointment

An Order in Council from 1841 grants privileges to Chilian ships for trade with British possessions abroad, peproclamation

Lords Commissioners of Her Majesty's Treasuryother

A notice from Trinity-House, London, details the re-publication of information regarding Coquet Light and Buoynotice

Marinersnotice

Notice is given of alterations to the Kingstown Harbour Lights, including a new revolving white and red light notice

Secretaryother

A rule and order from the Supreme Court of New South Wales dictates new hours of attendance for clerks, from tconvict admin

This notice from January 31st, 1842, re-publishes a previous notice regarding the collection of Quit Rents andother

This notice details the collection arrangements for Quit Rents in New South Wales, outlining payment schedulesother

A notice from the Colonial Secretary's Office in Sydney regarding government quarries, dated 1st February 1842other

A notice announcing the auction of a lease for fourteen government quarries near Sydney for a three-year term,land sale

Future Quarter Sessions for Sydney will be held at the New Court House in Darlinghurst, with witnesses to attenotice

Tenders are invited for furnishing supplies for the Colonial Service in Sydney and Newcastle, and at the Femaltender

Tenders are invited for bills to be drawn on Her Majesty's Treasury up to the value of Twenty-five Thousand Potender

Discharged soldiers who are out-pensioners of Chelsea Hospital and residing in the Colony are required to atteother

Tenders are invited for furnishing provisions for the Military and Convict Service in New South Wales for tweltender

This notice details rations for various groups including children and boatmen, specifying quantities of items other

A notice detailing supplies required for penal settlements, including meal, maize, sugar, tea, rice, soap, tobtender

This notice details the conditions, qualities, and delivery modes for various supplies, including bread, meat,tender

This notice outlines the delivery requirements for supplies, stating that the contractor must deliver all spectender

Details conditions for the delivery of rations and forage for troops, convict establishments, and road partiestender

This notice outlines the general conditions for tendering for supplies, including options for tendering for altender

Persons wishing to tender for Commissariat Officer services are requested to apply at the office or to the spetender

Tenders are invited for supplies for 1842, with specific bond amounts required for various districts in New Sotender

Dr. Jonathan Greenwood was granted a License of Departure on February 1, 1842, to travel to Liverpool aboard tother

Robert A. King was granted a Licence of Departure on February 3rd, 1842, to travel to New Zealand aboard the sother

An abstract of the balance sheet for the New South Wales Savings Bank as of December 31, 1841, certified by trfinance return

An abstract of revenue produce for the District of Port Phillip for the quarters ending December 1840 and 1841finance return

This notice provides a financial return for the years ending December 31, 1840 and 1841, showing increases or finance return

An abstract of the meteorological journal kept at Melbourne, Port Phillip, during December 1841, detailing daiother

Comparative statement of prevailing winds and barometer range accompanying the Melbourne (Port Phillip) meteormeteorological summary

Amended rates for cattle trespass and sustenance whilst impounded in the District of Queanbeyan and Gerengong,impound

Notices regarding public pounds at Gerengong and Coolah, including appointments of poundkeepers and rates for impound

Notices are given for the establishment of public pounds at Gerengong and Coolah, with appointments of poundkeimpound

Table of rates chargeable for cattle trespass and their sustenance whilst impounded, fixed by the Justices fortrespass fee schedule

Unclaimed property held by the Parramatta Police will be sold by public auction on February 10, 1842, if not cauction

An auction of unclaimed property including clothing, tools, household items, and a watch will be held at the Pauction

The partnership between William Grinsell Burgis and Thomas George Shelton, General Storekeepers, has been dissnotice

A report of a deserter from the 8th Regiment of Foot, John Cain, who deserted on January 19, 1842, from Parramother

Sir James Dowling, Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of New South Wales, appointed William Henry Kerr as Chieappointment

Creditors of the Reverend Henry Fulton, deceased, are required to prove their debts before the Master in Chancnotice

A notice regarding a writ of foreign attachment issued against Thomas Dyer Edwards in an action commenced by Hother

A sheriff's sale of land on the shore of Cockle Bay, Sydney, belonging to the defendant Shepherd, will be heldland sale

Sheriff's sale of 2560 acres of land in the county of Murray, parish of —, at Tinbro, Upper Shoalhaven, belongland sale

George Millerland grant

A sheriff's sale will be held on February 10, 1842, at the Royal Hotel, Sydney, to sell the equity of redemptiland sale

A sheriff's sale notice for land in the parish of Morang, county of Bourke, including a house and cottage, to land sale

Sheriff's sale of land in the parish of Jika Jika, near Melbourne, on February 14th, 1842, in the case of Welsland sale

Sheriff's sale of land in Bourke-street, Melbourne, on February 16, 1842, for the execution in the case of Allland sale

Column-welded fragment: tail of a Melbourne sheriff's sale (equity-of-redemption legal boilerplate, 5 Victoriaother

A notice of public auction for land and tenements in Queen-street, Melbourne, related to the cases of Harper vauction

Court of Claims list (cases 1080-1085): claimants and their solicitors — William Tyson jnr of Narellan Grange,land claim

This notice details land allotments, a lease history, a dispute over a reserved road, and a list of absconded other

A notice regarding a land allotment leased by Sir Thomas Brisbane to Richard Partridge, who allegedly sold it other

Principal Superintendent of Convicts (J. M'Lean), Sydney, 2 Feb 1842: roster of prisoners absconded from theirrunaway

land_grant table, 7 rowsland grant

Derbridge Williamconvict admin

Jeffreys Georgeconvict admin

Taylor Thomas, alias Thomas Henleyconvict admin

Several prisoners absconded from stockades, escorts, and were illegally at large after being forwarded for harrunaway

Catherine Purcell, a female prisoner, is illegally at large, having absconded from Mary Holmes, Sydney, since runaway

Four individuals, Thomas alias Richards Layton, Joseph Ralph, Ann Rogers, and Patrick Sullivan, are listed as runaway

This notice lists apprehended runaways including Sarah Ax'ey, William Burns, Joseph Bowers, Owen Bryan, Josephrunaway

Cattle impounded at Braidwood on January 3, 1842, including a red poley heifer, a bay-coloured cow, an unbrandimpound

Three horses were impounded at Berrima from the estate of William Coghill on January 21, 1842, and will be solimpound

Four cows and one heifer calf were impounded at Jerry's Plains on January 28, 1842, and will be sold on Februaimpound

229 sheep impounded at Murrurundi on January 19, 1842, belonging to Mr. Foster, to be sold on February 18, 184impound

A chestnut horse impounded at Emu Ferry, Penrith on January 3, 1842, with details of its description and brandimpound

Several impounded animals including cattle and horses are listed with descriptions and damages, to be sold on impound

Two separate impoundment notices detail a mare impounded at Queanbeyan and two colts impounded in Sydney, withimpound

Two unbranded bullocks, one brindle and white, the other light-red and white, were impounded at Jerry's Plainsimpound

This notice details numerous cattle impounded at West Maitland and from William Bradley's station at Maneroo, impound

A bullock suspected of being stolen has been impounded and will be sold if not claimed by February 9th.impound

Four cattle, including a bullock, heifer, bull, and cow, were impounded at Saint Aubin's, Scone on January 20,impound

James Kerr, Poundkeeper at Carcoar, impounded several cattle on January 16, 1842, including bullocks, cows, animpound

Several cattle were impounded at Boree Nyrang in January 1842, including cows, heifers, and steers with variouimpound

A horse impounded at Jerry's Plains on December 4, 1841, from R. Pringle Esq., Carrington, with damages of 10simpound

One bay mare was impounded at West Maitland on January 18, 1842, with damages of 5s, and will be sold in twentimpound

A dark-brown horse with black points, a switch tail, and a star on its forehead, branded WD on the near shouldimpound

A light-grey pony impounded at Braidwood on January 19, 1841, with details of its description and potential saimpound

A grey or roan-coloured horse, branded CD, was impounded at Bankstown Pound on January 16, 1842, and will be simpound

One light-red Bullock, branded JY or JH and T, was impounded at Liverpool on January 12, 1842, and will be solimpound

One dark-bay Mare was impounded at Concord on January 24, 1842, and will be sold on February 21, 1842, if not impound

One bay mare impounded at Jerry's Plains on January 16, 1842, to be sold on February 10 if not released.impound

One red and yellow steer, branded OE conjoined on near rump, was impounded at Dungog on January 29, 1842, and impound

A list of impounded cattle at Boree Nyrang, with details of their brands and descriptions, to be sold if not rimpound

A red and white spotted heifer, branded 1T on the off hip, was impounded at Prospect Pound on December 31, 184impound

One brindle Cow, one white and brown spotted Bullock, one white and red partly mottled Bullock, one white and impound

One red Bull, branded AJP on the off rump, was impounded at Patterson on January 15, 1842, and will be sold ifimpound

Two mares were impounded at Berrima on January 12, 1842, and will be sold on February 17 if not claimed.impound

One young strawberry Bullock impounded at Bankstown Pound on January 10, 1842, to be sold on February 7, 1842,impound

Two separate impoundment notices detail cattle impounded at Braidwood and Muswellbrook in January 1842, with dimpound

One dark bay gelding and four cattle (two bullocks, two cows) were impounded at Saint Aubin's, Scone, from theimpound

One red Ox and one bay Horse were impounded at Concord on January 14th and 15th, 1842, respectively, and will impound

One red Steer, one brindle-sided Cow, one red Bull Calf, one brindle-sided Cow, one brown-sided Steer, and oneimpound

Four cattle (bullock, steer, bullock, cow) were impounded at Mount Arthur, District of Wellington on January 5impound

One cow and one steer were impounded at Liverpool on January 7, 1842, and will be sold if not claimed by Februimpound

James Marsden, Poundkeeper at Goulburn, lists impounded cattle including oxen, bulls, and cows with descriptioimpound

A dark grey horse branded JC was impounded at Paterson on January 25, 1842, and will be sold if not claimed byimpound

Three bulls were impounded at the Upper Macdonald River Pound from the Wollombi Common on January 8th, 1842, aimpound

A notice from Singleton, Patrick's Plains, detailing impounded cattle and horses, with a sale scheduled for Feimpound

One white and brown poley Cow, branded 97 on near shoulder, HI off rump, CW near rump was impounded at Murruruimpound

A list of impounded cattle with descriptions and brands, to be sold if not released by February 11, 1842.impound

A chestnut filly impounded on December 30th, 1841, with brand H or )-( and a white streak on its forehead, wilimpound