Gazette issue · 1844

NSW Government Gazette, No. 15, 9 April 1844

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This is the masthead of the Port Phillip Government Gazette published on Tuesday, April 9, 1844.other
Appointments of John Godden Colver of Sydney and William Bryan Wilmot of Melbourne as Magistrates for the Terrappointment
Adolphus Goldsmith and John Carre Riddell were appointed as Magistrates for the Territory and its Dependenciesappointment
William Bryan Wilmot was appointed as a Magistrate for the Town of Melbourne.appointment
William Verner appointed as Returning Officer for the Electoral District of Port Phillip, replacing G. F. B. Sappointment
A notice regarding the resignation of Charles Hotson Ebden and Alexander Thomson from the Legislative Council appointment
A writ has been returned certifying the election of Joseph Phelps Robinson as a Member of the Legislative Counnotice
The Government announces it can no longer allocate land for public purposes like churches and schools, and outother
This notice outlines the process for licensed surveyors to act on applications from churches, parishes, or pubother
A notice from the Colonial Secretary's Office, Sydney, dated 19th March, 1844, clarifying government policy onconvict admin
Assignees returning convict servants to the government will be required to pay for their conveyance to Sydney other
A notice from the Police Office, Melbourne, regarding applications for licenses under the Act of Council, 2 Vinotice
A notice orders a Criminal Sessions and Court for the District of Port Phillip to be held in Melbourne on Apriother
A reward of twenty pounds is offered for the apprehension of Peter Stratton and an unknown accomplice for robbreward
A meeting of creditors for the insolvent estate of Thomas Anderson, an innkeeper from Melbourne, is scheduled other
Notices regarding the insolvent estates of John Cumming and Henry Hayden, including details of creditor meetinother
A notice regarding the expediency of establishing a public Pound at Deep Creek on the Mount Macedon Road, to bimpound
Horatio Nelson Carrington intends to apply for re-admission to practice as an Attorney, Solicitor, and Proctorother
Several animals including cows, a heifer, a bull calf, a steer calf, a bullock, and a pony were impounded in Mimpound
A black mare was impounded at Melbourne on March 26th, 1844, and will be sold on April 19th, 1844, if not claiimpound
A black and white magpie bullock with specific markings was impounded at Pentridge on March 24, 1844, and willimpound