Gazette issue · 1844

NSW Government Gazette, No. 31, 30 July 1844

16 notices indexed. Every notice is free to read in preview; unlocking opens the corrected text and original scan.

A proclamation by Sir George Gipps, Governor-in-Chief of New South Wales, regarding the District of Port Phillproclamation
Sir George Gipps, Governor of New South Wales, proclaims that section 44 of an Act for regulating the licensinproclamation
General Rules for the Supreme Court at Port Phillip regarding the equitable jurisdiction and the discharge of proclamation
This notice outlines rules for the Deputy Sheriff in Port Phillip regarding the execution of process from the notice
This notice details legal procedures and fees related to the equitable jurisdiction of the Supreme Court of Neother
A Criminal Sessions and General Gaol Delivery of the Supreme Court for the district of Port Phillip is schedulnotice
William Lonsdale, Esquire, Sub-Treasurer, Melbourne, is appointed as the officer to receive claims for seized notice
This notice details the sale of land allotments and occupation licenses in Bourke and Melbourne, with specificland sale
Notice regarding the administration of the goods of Alexander Castle, late of Pascoeville, in the District of convict admin
Application for administration of the goods of Alexander Castle to be granted to his widow, Mary Castle.convict admin
Three cattle, a red bullock and two ditto, and a yellow cow, were impounded at Pentridge on 23rd July 1844 andimpound
A black cow, a red heifer, a yellow sided cow, a young brindle bull, a red spotted bull, and a reddish brown simpound
One brindle cow and two dark brown mares were impounded at Melbourne on July 25th and 27th, 1844, and will be impound
One dark brown bullock and one jet black cow were impounded at Melbourne on July 3rd and July 12th, 1844 respeimpound
One cream-coloured cow and one yellow yearling bull were impounded at Melbourne on July 17th, 1844, and will bimpound
One black cow, a strawberry bull calf, and a black heifer were impounded at South Yarra Pound on July 12, 1844impound