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New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 42, 3 May 1844

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This is the masthead of the New South Wales Government Gazette published on Friday, May 3, 1844.other
The Governor will hold a Levee at Government House on May 24th in honor of Her Majesty's Birthday, and invitatnotice
William Barker Boydell was appointed as a Magistrate of the Territory and its Dependencies.appointment
His Excellency the Governor has appointed Henry Colden Antill, Matthew Macalister Junior, and Francis Bellinghappointment
A Conditional Pardon has been granted to John Sharwood by Her Majesty, as signified by the Secretary of State pardon
A Conditional Pardon has been granted to William Lupton by Her Majesty, as signified by the Secretary of Statepardon
Sixty pounds reward or a conditional pardon offered for six convicts who escaped the Newcastle Hospital on thereward
convictsreward
James Edwardsreward
A notice from the Colonial Secretary's Office, Sydney, dated April 29, 1844, announcing that rewards for the dreward
A reward of Fifty Pounds is offered for information leading to the seizure of an unlicensed still or the convireward
Title deeds for Port Phillip lands granted to Charles Newman on March 19, 1844, were sent to the Deputy Registland grant
The Colonial Secretary publishes the accepted tenders for supply of provisions and rations to the Colonial Sertender
Rules of Practice and conduct of business for the Courts of Requests of the Colony, settled by the Governor winotice
Officer of the Courtnotice
A light-bay horse with black points and a defaced brand is in police custody on suspicion of being stolen, andother
Florent Martell has been appointed keeper of the Public Pound at Montefiores, District of Wellington, replacinappointment
A notice from the Police Office in Montefiores, Wellington, dated April 20, 1844.other
A statement details the government's grain holdings as of May 1, 1844, listing 39,014 bushels of wheat and 6,6finance return
The Commercial Banking Company of Sydney announced the discontinuation of its Maitland, Windsor, and Goulburn finance return
A meeting of electors for Raymond Terrace and Dungog will be held on May 7, 1844, to elect two members for theappointment
A meeting of electors in the Penrith District will be held at the Court House, Penrith, on May 7th, 1844, to eappointment
Charles O. Middleton was appointed Inspector of Slaughter-houses and cattle intended for slaughter in Sydney, appointment
Patrick Joseph Kelly was appointed Clerk of the Hay, Corn, and Cattle Market in Sydney, replacing W. B. Parkerappointment
Gordon Gwynne and John Foulis, of Parramatta, County of Cumberland, trading as 'Gwynne and Foulis', announce dother
Gwynne and Foulisother
Robert Lorn Pattison intends to apply for a Certificate of Insolvency under an Act for the relief of insolventother
Bundle of separate insolvency creditor notices (James Adair of Paterson River; John Hamilton of R. Miller & Coother
This notice contains multiple appointments for special meetings of creditors for insolvent estates and a Suprenotice
An action has been commenced in the Supreme Court by John Jones against Abraham Polack to recover £140 16s. 3dnotice
A notice regarding a writ of foreign attachment against John Jones, followed by a sale of assets from the insoother
An auction will be held on May 9, 1844, at Mr. Samuel Lyons' Mart in Sydney to sell valuable stock, stations, auction
An auction will be held on a day in May for the sale of livestock, carts, and baking equipment from the insolvauction
Sarah Tighe, executrix of Robert Tighe's will, intends to apply for probate in the Supreme Court.other
Two sheriff's sales are advertised for land in Northumberland and Melbourne, to be held in June and May respecland sale
Absconders roster: the Principal Superintendent of Convicts (J. M'Lean) lists ~130 prisoners who absconded frorunaway
Brown Williamrunaway
Circular Quay Gangconvict admin
Delap Jamesconvict admin
Higgins Williamconvict admin
Jeffreys Georgeconvict admin
Jordan William, alias John Learyconvict admin
M'Kinna Thomas Albionconvict admin
Pye Jamesconvict admin
Taylor William the youngerrunaway
This notice details apprehended runaways and impounded animals in various locations across New South Wales, inrunaway
One dun working bullock, one red working bullock, one white bullock, one yellow cow, one red poicy heifer, andimpound
A light-bay horse, branded D conjoined near shoulder, impounded at Berrima by the Police, is to be sold if notimpound
Two bullocks were impounded at Narrellan on April 23, 1844, by Patrick Mehan and Rev. Thomas Hassell, with detimpound
One horse and five cattle were impounded at Mount Arthur on April 16, 1844, and will be sold on May 15, 1844, impound
One black gelding impounded at Jerry's Plains on April 14th by Mr. Donnelly, with damages of one pound, to be impound
Two grey mares were impounded at Cassilis on April 16, 1844, and will be sold by auction on May 13, 1844, if nimpound

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