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Gazette issue · 1845

New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 29, 11 April 1845

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This is the masthead for the New South Wales Government Gazette published on Friday, April 11, 1845.other
Edward Howe, Esquire, was appointed as a Magistrate of the Territory and its Dependencies.appointment
A notice regarding conditional pardons granted to James Read and Job Willis by the ship Recovery 3, as transmipardon
An inquiry is made from England regarding John Gilders, who emigrated to the Colony or Van Diemen's Land approother
A notice announcing the auction of the lease for fourteen Government Quarries near Sydney for a term of three auction
John Carter, who arrived in the colony in 1817, can receive communication from England by contacting the Colonnotice
Contractors for furnishing supplies for the Colonial Service in Liverpool and Campbelltown districts have givetender
E. DEAS THOMSONtender
Tenders are invited for the conveyance of passengers and stores for the Colonial Government between Sydney, Netender
Colonial Storekeeperother
Sydney Custom House (J. Gibbes, Collector) moves to the New Custom House on 17 Apr 1845 and offers its Argyle-notice
A notice regarding the revision of the Electoral List for the Police District of Illawarra, to be held in Wollother
Henry Osborne, Senior Magistrate at Wollongong, announces his sale of interest in the Union Bank of Australia other
Commercial Banking Company of Sydney (L. Duguid, Managing Director) confirms closure of its Maitland, Windsor notice
A notice from the Police Office in Muswellbrook dated March 20, 1845.other
A financial return for the General Revenue of New South Wales, detailing fees, duties, and land sales for the finance return
Water Policefinance return
Conditional pardons ready at the Principal Superintendent of Convicts' Office (J. M'Lean), Sydney, 8 Apr 1845,pardon
Jones Edwardpardon
A list of individuals granted exceptive absolute pardons on March 15, 1845, with associated ship and year detapardon
An auction of unclaimed property, including clothing, household items, and personal effects, will be held at tauction
A notice from the Police Office in Bathurst dated April 3, 1845, regarding a meeting of Magistrates in Petty Sother
Notices regarding the revision of Electoral Lists for Cumberland and Cook/Westmoreland, and special meetings onotice
Jordan Sparks, an insolvent plumber from Parramatta, intends to apply for a Certificate on May 15, 1845, in Syother
This notice contains multiple individual insolvency notices for Charles Weavers, James Harden, Hugh Kennedy, aother
James Ferguson, William Matthew, and Lawrence Foley are involved in insolvency proceedings in Sydney, New Soutother
Lawrence Foley intends to apply for a certificate of insolvency, and a separate notice warns of absconded prisother
Absconded-convict roster (Principal Supt J. M'Lean / Thomas Ryan, Chief Clerk): William Atkinson (Guildford), convict admin
Carroll Johnconvict admin
Cunningham Arthurconvict admin
Garner Johnconvict admin
Higgins Johnconvict admin
Johnson Samuelconvict admin
M'Carthy Johnconvict admin
Price Richardconvict admin
Ryan Michaelconvict admin
Taylor Joshconvict admin
Several prisoners of the Crown have absconded, including Michael Allen, George Brammer, Richard Rilly, and Johrunaway
Several prisoners are listed with details of their crimes and sentences, including absconded prisoners Jarman runaway
This notice lists apprehended runaways, including their names, ships, arrival years, places of origin, and apprunaway
Several cattle including cows, bullocks, a bull, and a steer were impounded at Red Post Hill, Falbrook on Marcimpound
One brown cow, branded &T on the off hip, was impounded at Bankstown on March 28th, 1845, and will be sold on impound
One bay horse and one bay colt were impounded at Merton on March 29, 1845, and will be sold on April 30, 1845,impound
One dark bay colt was impounded at Kissing Point on March 29, 1845.impound
Seven hundred and eighteen head of mixed sheep were impounded at Carlonstown, Burragorang, on April 5, 1845, fimpound
Twenty-one cattle, including cows, bullocks, and a steer, were impounded at Carcoar on April 1, 1845, and willimpound
Several cattle, including bullocks, a bull stag, and a heifer calf, were impounded at Muswellbrook and will beimpound
Two horses, an iron-grey filly and a chesnut colt, were impounded at Cowra Rocks Pound on March 25th, 1845.impound
Poundkeeperimpound
Two horses were impounded at Braidwood on April 4th and 5th, 1850, and will be sold if not claimed within 21 dimpound
A dark chesnut filly, branded 43, was impounded at Burrowa on March 28, 1845, and will be sold if not releasedimpound
Two horses, one black and one chestnut, were impounded at Queanbeyan on March 25, 1845, and will be sold if noimpound
Notice of impounded animals at Bungendore, including descriptions, brands, and sale date.impound
A dark chesnut horse or pony was impounded at Windsor on March 29, 1845, from the Estate of George Seymour at impound
Four animals (steer, cow, heifer, bullock) were impounded at Wiseman's Ferry on March 29, 1845, by James and Jimpound
Four animals including a yellow cow and three bullocks were impounded at Berrima on March 27, 1845, and will bimpound
Several cattle including cows, a bullock, and a steer were impounded at Cassilis from the Estate of Edward Hamimpound
One grey entire colt was impounded at Paterson on March 21, 1845, with damages of £5, and will be sold if not impound
Several cattle including cows, a bull calf, and a heifer calf were impounded at Anvil Creek in March 1845 and impound
A black horse was impounded at Rope's Creek on March 18, 1845, and will be sold if not claimed within 21 days.impound

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