New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 19, 7 March 1845 — every indexed notice

A proclamation by Governor Sir George Gipps announcing the public auction of town and suburban lots of land inland sale

A writ has been returned certifying the election of John Wild, Esquire, as a Member of the Legislative Councilappointment

George Leslie of Darling Downs and John Larkins Scarvell near Windsor were appointed as Magistrates of the Terappointment

A reward of twenty pounds or a conditional pardon is offered for information leading to the apprehension of ofreward

A reward of twenty pounds is offered for information leading to the apprehension and conviction of two armed mreward

A reward of twenty pounds or a conditional pardon is offered for information leading to the apprehension of ofreward

A reward of twenty pounds is offered for information leading to the apprehension and conviction of an armed bureward

A reward of twenty-five pounds or a conditional pardon is offered for information leading to the apprehension reward

A reward of twenty-five pounds is offered for information leading to the apprehension and conviction of indivireward

A reward of twenty-five pounds is offered for information leading to the apprehension of four men who robbed Mreward

Tail of the Colonial Secretary's tender (Sydney, 5 Mar 1845) for provisions to the Colonial Service in the Livtender

E. DEAS THOMSONtender

A notice from the Colonial Secretary's Office in Sydney regarding the supply of lime for the New Gaol in Maitltender

Lime tender for the New Gaol Maitland (tail); plus Charles Throsby's declaration of John Wild, Esq., duly electender

The annual election of Assessors for the City of Sydney was held on March 1, 1845, with several gentlemen elecnotice

A notice is given that a General Meeting of the Justices of Petty Sessions for the District of Bungonia will bnotice

A notice regarding applications for Licenses under the Act of the Governor and Council, 2 Victoria, No. 18, tonotice

A notice announces that a Court of General Quarter Sessions of the Peace will be held at the Court House, Parrnotice

This notice provides a detailed meteorological abstract for January 1845, including barometric pressure, tempeother

A Court of General Quarter Sessions of the Peace will be held at the Court House, Bathurst on Thursday, 20th Mnotice

This notice contains multiple partnership dissolutions and an announcement for an annual licensing meeting.other

Notice regarding applications for licenses under Act of Council, 2nd Victoria, No. 18, to be considered on Aprother

The Annual Licensing Meeting for the District of Carcoar will be held on April 15, 1845.other

Applications for licenses within the Carcoar District must be lodged by April 1st, according to Act 2 Vic., reother

Notices regarding the insolvent estates of John Alexander Dutton, Michael Gannon, Christopher Flynn, and Jamesconvict admin

Supreme Court notices: Richard Jones estate creditors' meeting; Lesslie Duguid (Commercial Banking Co.) foreignotice

Mrs. Cromarty claims a Deed of Grant for three hundred acres in the parish of Tomare, county of Gloucester, atland grant

A list of absconded prisoners from various locations in New South Wales, with descriptions and escape details,runaway

Cunningham Williamrunaway

Crisp Amosrunaway

Galley Josephrunaway

Hickey Jamesrunaway

M'Cann Johnrunaway

Price Richardrunaway

Mary Sproatconvict admin

This notice details multiple escaped prisoners, including their physical descriptions, crimes, and the circumsrunaway

Lists of convicts with physical descriptions, crimes, sentences, and districts, followed by a list of apprehenconvict admin

Two cows and their calves were impounded at Anvil Creek on February 28, 1845, with damages of 6d each, and wilimpound

Two cattle, a yellow poley cow and a red bullock, were impounded in Prospect Pound on February 24, 1845, and wimpound

One roan or strawberry horse, black legs, mane, and tail, switch tail, branded HL off shoulder, and other animimpound

One dark brown cow and a brown calf, one steer, and one red heifer were impounded at Bungendore and Lake Georgimpound

One red bullock, branded TE conjoined off ribs, was impounded at Jerry's Plains on 21st February.impound

Two separate impoundment notices from Cassilis, NSW, detailing cattle and horses with brands, impoundment dateimpound

A list of impounded animals at Coolah, District of Bligh, with details of their description and brands, to be impound

One bay filly, one mouse coloured mare mule, and another mouse coloured mare mule were impounded at Petersham impound

Several cattle, including heifers, steers, bulls, and cows, were impounded at Carcoar on February 16, 1845, animpound

Cattle impounded at Jerry's Plains on February 26th, 1845, from the lands of R. Pringle and J. Hale, will be simpound

A notice from the Merton Pound detailing impounded cattle and horses, with descriptions, brands, and a sale daimpound

Impounded cattle at St. Aubin's, Scone, on February 25th, for trespass on forest land, with details of brands impound

Several horses and a bull were impounded at Red Post Hill, Falbrook, in February 1845, and will be sold on Marimpound

One dark bay mare and several cattle were impounded at Singleton, Patrick's Plains on March 1, 1845, and will impound

A dark bay horse impounded at Jerry's Plains on February 25th, with a disfigured brand, will be sold on March impound

Two horses, one chestnut and one roan, were impounded at Cassilis on March 1, 1845, and will be sold by auctioimpound

One white and spotted brown bull, branded MW off side, was impounded at Bankstown on 25th February, 1845, and impound

One yellow cow, white spots on sides and face, branded LM off hip, and seventeen other cattle were impounded aimpound

Four cattle (bullock, bullock, cow, yearling heifer, steer) were impounded at Collector on February 14th from impound

One strawberry working bullock was impounded at the Public Pound at Burragorang Road, Picton on February 22nd,impound

One strawberry heifer was impounded at Clarence Town by Thomas Holms on February 18th, 1845, with damages of 2impound

A bay gelding impounded at Narrellan on February 25, 1845, by John M'Guire for trespass and damages, will be simpound

One red bullock and one red bullock were impounded at Bankstown on February 18, 1845, and will be sold if not impound

A notice from Murrurundi Pound detailing impounded cattle including descriptions, brands, and sale dates if noimpound

A light bay mare was impounded at Windsor on February 24, 1845, and will be sold if not claimed by March 24, 1impound