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New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 4, 14 January 1842

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A proclamation by Sir George Gipps extending an act regarding the impounding of cattle.proclamation
A proclamation extending provisions of an Act regarding the impounding of cattle to the Town of Portland.proclamation
Henry Field Gurner was appointed Clerk of the Peace and Crown Solicitor at Port Phillip.appointment
Edward Merewether was appointed as Colonial Aide-de-Camp by the Governor.appointment
William Elyard, Junior, Esquire, has been appointed Chief Clerk in the Colonial Secretary's Department.appointment
William Macpherson, Esquire, has been appointed Registrar of the Supreme Court in Sydney, replacing John Edye appointment
John Maughan of the District of Wellington was appointed as a Magistrate of the Territory and its Dependenciesappointment
Mr. John Leahy Griffin has been appointed Registrar of the Court of Requests at Melbourne.appointment
This notice re-publishes regulations for Emigration to New South Wales on the Colonial Bounty system, outlininother
This notice clarifies the conditions under which rewards will be paid for the apprehension of runaway convictsreward
A site has been fixed upon for a Township at Narriga, and the approved plan is available for viewing.other
Braidwoodother
Tenders are invited for the purchase of Land and Immigration Debentures up to Ten Thousand Pounds, payable in tender
Notice regarding debentures secured by Land Revenue, payable in Sydney and Melbourne, bearing interest and redfinance return
A notice from the Colonial Secretary's Office, Sydney, dated 1st January 1842, detailing new signals to be usenotice
Rules and Orders of the Supreme Court regarding Writs of Execution under Act 5 Victoria, No. 9, are to be forwnotice
A legal writ from the Supreme Court of New South Wales commands the Sheriff to levy money from the goods and cother
Absolute and Conditional Pardons were granted to Isaac Clay, Richard Whiting, and Frederick Ward.pardon
An auction of building allotments in Sydney, including descriptions and upset prices, will be held on Februaryland sale
This notice details the sale of town allotments in Sydney, including their measurements, boundaries, and upsetland sale
This notice details the sale of town allotments in Sydney, including measurements, boundaries, and upset priceland sale
The Colonial Treasurer will auction town allotments in Sydney on April 14, 1842, with upset prices listed for land sale
Several allotments at Soldier's Point in Sydney are offered for sale with upset prices ranging from £65 to £10land sale
Commissariat Office, Sydney, 1 January 1842: annual contract tender inviting supply of provisions, fuel, lighttender
Contractortender
Military Rationtender
Contractortender
Commissariat Officertender
Contractortender
Contracterother
Commissariat Officertender
Commissariat Officerstender
Fifty-six bales of wool from Moreton Bay will be sold by public auction by Mr. Blackman at the Commissariat Stauction
The Petersham Pound has been relocated from its previous site on Parramatta Road to its former location opposiimpound
Lands belonging to the late Church and School Corporation will be auctioned on March 15th on leases for twentyland sale
Principal Superintendent of Convicts' Office, Sydney, 12 January 1842: alphabetical register of prisoners for convict admin
Brien Richardother
Michael, Manliusother
Tail of the Certificate of Freedom register (surnames O-Y with arrival ships), signed J. M'Lean, followed by aimpound
Rates for impounded cattle and other livestock were fixed by Justices in Petty Sessions at Portland on Decembeimpound
A public pound is to be established in Portland on February 1, 1842, with George Byrne appointed as its keeperimpound
Abstract of meteorological observations for November 1841, kept at Melbourne, Port Phillip, detailing barometenotice
weather_observation table, 2 rowsweather observation
Meteorological readings in Wind at the time, N. to N.E. N.E. E, S. by E and 5 other places (9 entries).meteorological summary
Property confiscated from prisoners and others will be sold at the Queanbeyan Police Office on January 25, 184other
Confiscated property found in possession of James Brooks, a Ticket of Leave holder, will be sold by auction inauction
Joseph Cordingley, a convict transported per the Florentia in 1828, is informed that if he calls at the Policenotice
The Police Office in Mudgee announced that unclaimed articles found near Cherry Tree Hill would be sold by aucother
Notices are issued for the estates of John Thomas Wilson, Samuel Henry Cohen, and several deceased individualsnotice
A notice from the Registrar of the Supreme Court regarding estates and debts, requiring creditors to prove thenotice
Creditors of the deceased Rev. Richard Hill are required to prove their debts before William Carter, Master innotice
The Sheriff will sell by public auction the defendant's equity of redemption in land on Cockle Bay, Sydney, onland sale
The Sheriff will sell by public auction the equity of redemption of 2560 acres of land in the county of Murrayland sale
Sheriff's sale of land and a water mill at the Nepean, county of Cumberland, in the cases of Hayward v. Howellland sale
The Sheriff will sell forty acres of land in the county of Northumberland near Yellow Rock and half an acre inland sale
A notice regarding land at West Maitland, New South Wales, with specific boundaries and dimensions, related toland sale
Sheriff's sale of land on the Yarra Yarra, parish of Jika Jika, near Melbourne, containing 25 acres, portion Nland sale
Sheriff's sale of land and property in the parish of Morang, county of Bourke, on February 14th, 1842, unless land sale
Sheriff's sale of land in Queen-street, Melbourne, on February 16, 1842, related to the executions in HARPER vland sale
Sheriff's sale of land in Bourke-street, Melbourne, on February 16, 1842, in the case of Allen v. Moore.land sale
Notice regarding the office of Mr. David Poole, Solicitor, George-street, Sydney, for inspection and executionother
This notice appears to be a witness attestation for a legal document, possibly related to a sale or assignmentother
The Court of Claims will hold hearings for land and town allotments on January 17, 1842, and following days, fnotice
A notice listing legal representatives and individuals, likely related to court proceedings or land claims.notice
Notice from the Court of Claims Office, dated December 22, 1841, signed by John Thompson, Secretary, directingother
land_claim table, 57 rowsland claim
Principal Superintendent of Convicts' Office, Sydney, 12 January 1842 (J. M'Lean): return of prisoners who havconvict admin
Burns William, Katerunaway
Dunlop Jamesrunaway
Jones John, alias Oswald Hilchcockrunaway
Wheeler Georgerunaway
Hall Georgerunaway
Lists of absconded prisoners including Catherine Purcell, James Mount, Reuben John, and Thomas Yates, with detrunaway
Thomas Ryan, Chief Clerk, reports on Robert M'Kinlay, a laborer from Greenock, who absconded from Moreton Bay runaway
Lists of absconded prisoners including their physical descriptions, origins, trades, and the last known locatirunaway
Lists of absconded prisoners with physical descriptions, origins, and last known locations, including details runaway
A list of apprehended runaways from various locations and assigned to different individuals or institutions, wrunaway
A dark-brown mare was impounded at Wilberforce on January 5, 1842, and will be sold if not claimed within twenimpound
A bay horse was impounded at Concord on January 1, 1842, and will be sold if not claimed by January 31st.impound
Impounded cattle at Singleton, Patrick's Plains, with descriptions, brands, and sale date if not claimed by Jaimpound
Two separate notices detail impounded cattle and bullocks in Carcoar and Dungog, with a warning that unclaimedimpound
Two separate notices detail impounded cattle in Muswellbrook and Sydney, with potential sale if not claimed byimpound
Impounded cattle at Boree Nyrang, NSW, with descriptions, brands, and impoundment dates, to be sold if not relimpound
One red Cow, branded IOS on rump, AI on ribs off side an unbranded Calf by her side, and other cattle were impimpound
Two cattle, a cow and an ox, were impounded at Parramatta in January 1842 and will be sold if not claimed by Fimpound
Impounded animals at Berrima, including horses and cattle, with descriptions, brands, and impound dates, to beimpound
A list of impounded cattle at Murrurundi, with descriptions, brands, and potential sale date if not released bimpound
Seven cattle were impounded at Liverpool in January 1842 from Mr. Ryan Brennan's Farm, Prospect, and will be simpound
Three cows and a heifer calf were impounded at Prospect Pound on January 10, 1842, and will be sold on Februarimpound
Two horses, a grey gelding and a dark bay/brown gelding, were impounded at Narellan on January 5th, 1842, by Mimpound
Impounded cattle at Murrurundi on December 13, 1841, including cows and steers, with details on brands and desimpound
Three cattle were impounded at Parramatta in late December 1841 and early January 1842, with a potential sale impound
One small chestnut Filly impounded at Hartley on December 30, 1841, to be sold on January 22, 1841, if not relimpound
One light-yellow working bullock, branded DM and an illegible brand, was impounded at Stonequarry on the 27th.impound
Two impoundment notices detail an iron-grey horse and a yellow working bullock impounded at Mufton Park and byimpound
One red and white steer, blind of the near eye, branded D on off hip and MD on ribs off side, was impounded atimpound
Multiple impoundment notices from Mufton Park and Dungog Pounds in December 1841, detailing livestock descriptimpound
A red and white spotted heifer, branded IT on the off hip, was impounded at Prospect Pound on December 31, 184impound
Four cattle, including a strawberry steer and a red cow, were impounded at Carcoar on December 9, 1841, and wiimpound
One horse and several cattle were impounded at Hartley on January 1, 1842, and will be sold on January 24, 184impound
One white poley Cow, black bead and neck, near ear cropped, branded E on near rump, IN near ribs, and a yellowimpound
Two separate notices detail cattle impounded at Prospect Pound and from the Estate of Mr. W. Guise, with potenimpound
Cattle impounded at St. Aubin's Pound from the estates of Stephen Coxen and Captain Dumaresq are to be sold onimpound
A list of impounded cattle at Muswellbrook, including descriptions, brands, and ages.impound
A strawberry poley Bull, 14 months old and unbranded, impounded in Muswellbrook, will be sold on January 17, 1impound
One mouse-coloured mare impounded at Mount Arthur, Wellington, on 20th December 1841, to be sold on 14th Januaimpound
Two separate impoundment notices detail various cattle and horses taken to pounds in Baker's Farm and Queanbeyimpound
One iron-grey Mare branded OW and a heart under on near shoulder was impounded at Jerry's Plains on December 2impound
Fourteen impounded animals, including bullocks and cows, were listed at Muswellbrook Pound on December 25, 184impound
One red Steer, branded off rump R R, was impounded at St. Aubin's Pound, Scone on December 23, from the Estateimpound
A notice listing impounded animals at Muswellbrook, including descriptions, brands, and damages.impound
One steer, branded I B B, and other cattle are impounded and will be sold on the 31st Instant if not claimed.impound
A notice from Bathurst lists impounded cattle from December 24, 1841, with a sale scheduled for January 20, 18impound
Insolvency Act No. 17 (5 Victoria), assented by Sir George Gipps: 'An Act for giving Relief to Insolvent Persoother
Chief Justiceother
Commissionernotice
Creditorsnotice
Insolventother
Insolvent personother
Creditorother
Judge of the Supreme Courtother
petitioning Creditorother
Creditorother
Creditorother
Chief Commissionerother
Commissioners of Insolvent Estatesother
petitioning Creditorother
Creditorsother
Insolventother
Chief Commissionerconvict admin
Commissionernotice
Creditornotice
Insolventother
Claimantother
Creditorsother
Creditorsother
Trusteeother
Trusteeother
Insolventother
Insolventother
Chief Commissionerother
Trustee or Trusteesnotice
Creditorsother
Insolventother
Judge of the Supreme Courtother
Insolventother
Insolventother
Trusteeother
Insolventother
Insolventother
Insolvent Estateother
Justiceother
Trustee or Trusteesother
Trusteeother
Trusteeother
Creditorsother
Insolventother
Supreme Courtother
Trusteeother
Chief Commissionerconvict admin
Creditorsother
Insolventother
Chief Com- missionerother
Commissionerother
Ports & Shipping Act No. 18 (5 Victoria), assented by Sir George Gipps: 'An Act further to amend an Act... forproclamation
King William the Fourthproclamation
Governorother
Masterother
Sydneyother
Port Phillipother
Masters or Commandersother
Pilotother
Her Majestyother
GEORGE GIPPSother
financial_statement_item table, 26 rowsfinancial statement item
WILLIAM JOHN Rowother

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