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Gazette issue · 1845

New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 32, 22 April 1845

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This is the masthead of the New South Wales Government Gazette published on Tuesday, April 22, 1845.other
A writ has been returned certifying the return of Robert Lowe, Esquire, to serve as a Member of the Legislativnotice
Edward Brown Addis, Esquire, has been appointed as the Commissioner of the Court of Requests in Geelong.appointment
An inquiry from England seeks information about John Gilders, who emigrated to New South Wales or Van Diemen'snotice
This notice declares the expediency of prolonging, opening, and making several streets and a portion of the Seother
Surveyor Generalother
Bent-streetother
Surveyor General's Office.other
The lease of fourteen government quarries near Sydney will be auctioned on May 14, 1845, for a term of three yauction
John Carter, who arrived in 1817 and received his Certificate of Freedom in 1823, is requested to report his rnotice
Tenders are invited for the supply of thirteen red coats and thirteen black beaver hats for letter carriers, wtender
A meeting of electors for the Sydney District will be held on May 6, 1845, to nominate councillors, with a potnotice
General Abstracts of the Average amount of the Liabilities and Assets of various Banks for the Quarter ending finance return
A financial abstract of the Bank of Australasia's liabilities and assets in New South Wales for the quarter enfinance return
liability_record table, 11 rowsliability record
asset_statement table, 8 rowsasset statement
asset_statement table, 7 rowsasset statement
Meteorological data for Port Jackson in March 1843, including barometer readings, thermometer data, dew point,other
meteorological_observation table, 2 rowsmeteorological observation
weather_report table, 9 rowsweather report
Ticket-of-leave cancellation list: the Principal Superintendent of Convicts (J. McLean) cancels the tickets ofticket of leave
Tully Denisticket of leave
A notice regarding a meeting of electors for the Parramatta District Council to nominate new members, and a siconvict admin
A meeting of electors for the Raymond Terrace and Dungog District Council will be held at the Court House, Raynotice
A notice regarding a poll for the Merton and Muswellbrook District Council election, to be held at the Court Hnotice
Bundle of NSW council/sessions notices: Illawarra District Council election at Wollongong (Jenkins and C.T. Smconvict admin
A Special Petty Sessions was held at Picton on March 31, 1845, to appoint May 3, 1845, for the revision of Eleconvict admin
A Special Court of Petty Sessions was held at Picton on April 16, 1845, to fix May 2, 1845, as the date for reconvict admin
A notice from the Police Office, Newcastle dated 18th April, 1845.convict admin
A notice regarding the insolvent estate of John Carfrae of Sydney.other
A notice appointing Thursday, May 8th for the revision of Electoral Lists for the Police District of Carcoar, other
A notice is given that a court for the revision of Electoral Lists for the Police District of Wollombi and Macnotice
David Dunlop, Police Magistrate, announced a meeting at the Police Office, Wollombi on Friday, May 9th.other
A meeting of magistrates in Petty Sessions was held at the Court House, Raymond Terrace, to revise the Electorother
A meeting of Justices in Petty Sessions was appointed for the revision of Electoral Lists for the Police Distrappointment
A meeting for the revision of Electoral Lists for the Police District of Bathurst has been appointed for May 6appointment
Notices regarding insolvent estates of Charles John Babb, a late Melbourne auctioneer, John Fearnley, Wilson, other
A meeting of creditors for the insolvent estate of Joseph Whittaker is scheduled for May 5, 1845, in Sydney, tother
Notice regarding the insolvent estate of Thomas Braidwood Wilson, a farmer and grazier from Braidwood, who is convict admin
A meeting of creditors for the insolvent estate of Thomas Braidwood Wilson, deceased, was appointed to be heldconvict admin
A meeting of creditors for the insolvent estate of Mary Ayling is scheduled for April 30, 1845, to prove debtsconvict admin
A meeting of creditors for the insolvent estate of Edward Bunbury Foster is scheduled for May 5, 1845, in Sydnconvict admin
A meeting of creditors for the insolvent estate of Richard Crampton is scheduled for May 8, 1845, in Sydney, tnotice
A meeting of creditors for the insolvent estate of John Stone is scheduled for May 14, 1845, in Sydney, to eleconvict admin
Plans of distribution for several insolvent estates are available for inspection, with objections to be lodgedfinance return
This notice contains multiple legal and administrative entries, including an amendment to an insolvency act, aother
Francis Campbell, executor of Edward Board, intends to apply for probate of the will in the Ecclesiastical Jurother
One bay mare was impounded at Carecar on April 12, 1815, and will be sold if not claimed within 21 days.impound
A black mare impounded at Burrowa on April 12, 1845, with details of its appearance and branding, to be sold oimpound
Livestock including a red poley steer, a black and white yearling heifer, and a yellow bullock were impounded impound
A bay horse with specific markings and brand was impounded at Pitt Town Pound on April 10, 1845, for trespass impound
One red cow, one brindle bullock, and one white cow were impounded at Yass on April 9, 1845, and will be sold impound
One white bull impounded at Collector on April 10, 1845, from the Estate of Mr. Merchinson, Tarradale, with spimpound
Livestock including horses and a bull were impounded at Burrowa in April 1845 and will be sold if not releasedimpound
Four cattle, including a steer, heifer with calf, and calf, were impounded at East Maitland by Mr. Dingal and impound
A list of impounded cattle at Bathurst on April 2, 1845, including descriptions of brands and markings, with aimpound
A black horse impounded at Appin on April 7, 1845, from the Estate of Lachlan Vale, with illegible branding animpound
A chesnut horse, branded ST, was impounded at Windsor on April 10, 1845, from the Estate of Mr. Panton, for trimpound
One yellow sided heifer, one brindle bull stag, and one brindle cock horned cow were impounded at Anvil Creek impound
Two cattle, a strawberry bullock and a red steer, were impounded at Old Collector on April 3, 1845, from Patriimpound
Several cattle were impounded at West Maitland Pound between March 25th and April 7th, 1845, with details on timpound
One bay horse, one brown horse, and one bay horse were impounded at Bowning, near Yass, by order of E. Beckhamimpound
One yellow heifer, one brindle steer, and one dark red sided yearling heifer were impounded at Picton and willimpound

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