New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 92, 11 November 1845 — every indexed notice

A proclamation by Sir George Gipps, Governor of New South Wales, dated November 11, 1845.proclamation

A proclamation regarding the consolidation and amendment of laws relating to Courts of Requests and the extensproclamation

Governornotice

County of Cumberlandnotice

Tenders are invited for the rental of Government House and Domain at Parramatta, to be let in two lots, with aland sale

Mrs. Abbottland sale

1st January nextother

Colonial Architectappointment

Mr. William Johnstone Sugden, Chief Constable of Melbourne, has been appointed Inspector of Distilleries for tappointment

An auction is to be held for allotments of land designated as a Public Quarry at Paterson.land sale

Allotments 1, 2, and 3 of the Township Reserve at Paterson, designated for a Public Quarry, will be offered foland sale

An auction for allotments of land designated as a Public Quarry at Paterson will be held on December 3rd, withland sale

Tenders are called for various contracts for the year 1846, as announced by E. Deas Thomson, Colonial Secretartender

Tenders are invited for the supply of various stores including clothing materials, boots, wheelwright work, letender

Tenders are called for supplies and repairs for Colonial Public Buildings in Sydney for the year 1846.tender

Colonial Architecttender

E. DEAS THOMSONtender

About 56 tons of Iron Water Pipes, property of the Colonial Government, will be sold by public auction on Noveauction

This notice details the election of City Councillors for Sydney in 1845-6 and reports a deserter from the 99thother

A public pound was established at Bong Bong and George Young was appointed keeper by order of the Magistrates other

Articles, the property of John Freeth, whose Ticket-of-leave has been cancelled, will be sold by Auction at thauction

An auction of various items including livestock, furniture, and tools was held at the Police Office, Cassilis auction

A notice is given that a Court of General Sessions of the Peace will be held at the Court House, Berrima, on Nother

This notice contains meteorological data for September 1845, including barometer and thermometer readings, rainotice

meteorological_summary table, 11 rowsmeteorological summary

Occupation licenses advertised in August and September 1845 were sold by auction on October 16, 1845, with sevland sale

Certificates of Freedom granted to ~180 emancipated convicts, each named with their transport ship (Peter Allipardon

Holgate Mary Anne alias Hollerconvict admin

Quinn Thomasconvict admin

Emma Eugeniaother

A black horse belonging to the Border Police in the M'Leay River District is deemed unfit for service, and artother

An auction of household items belonging to James Dewell will be held at the Police Office, Newcastle on Novembauction

Two notices appoint special meetings of creditors for the insolvent estates of Robert Wood, merchant, and Jameother

A special meeting of creditors for the estate of Campbell, Hill, and Co. is scheduled for November 12, 1845, inotice

A notice regarding the third general meeting of creditors for an insolvent estate, to be held in Sydney on Decother

A meeting of creditors for the insolvent estate of Peter Bailey is scheduled for December 9, 1815, in Sydney, other

A meeting of creditors for the insolvent estate of Peter Moffitt is scheduled for November 28, 1845, in Sydneyother

A notice regarding the insolvent estate of Samuel Humphreys, appointing a meeting of creditors for the proof oother

James Thomas Bell intends to apply for a certificate under an Act for relief to insolvent persons and administother

Jane Watsford, a widow from Parramatta, intends to apply to the Honorable.other

Notice regarding probate of the will of Frederick Walker Pendray, late of Sydney, New South Wales, gentleman, other

William Pendray the elder intends to apply for letters of administration for the estate of a deceased person, other

Several animals including cows, steers, bullocks, ponies, and mares were impounded at Anvil Creek between Noveimpound

Several cattle and a colt were impounded at Red Post Hill, Falbrook on November 1, 1845, and will be sold if nimpound

A list of impounded cattle from Murrurundi and Doughboy Hollow, with descriptions and brands, belonging to Aleimpound

Two cattle, a strawberry horned bullock and a brown steer, were impounded in Sydney Pound on November 4th, 184impound

Cattle impounded at Queanbeyan from Lanyon Estate and the Estate of J. F. Murray, Esquire, are scheduled for simpound

One red cow and one dark brindle steer were impounded at Camden on October 31st, and one red and white poley cimpound

Poundkeeper Henry Dunn's notice of cattle impounded at the Public Pound, Burragorang Road, Picton (2 Nov 1845)impound

Animals were impounded at Merton and Piercefield in October and November 1845, and will be sold on November 26impound

Notices of impounded cattle and a colt at O'Connell Plains and North Richmond, with details of brands, descripimpound

One red cow, branded DM on near rump, top from near ear, and other cattle were impounded at Canowindra on 26thimpound

One yellow bullock, one red bullock, two yellow and white heifers, and one brown stag were impounded at Borce impound

Two animals, a yellow working bullock and a red and white cow, were impounded at Marulan on October 27, 1845, impound

Two animals, a red and white cow and a bay horse, were impounded at Concord in November 1815 and will be sold impound

Four cattle (one cow, one steer, one heifer) were impounded at Nepean Pound by Thomas Smith of Emu on October impound

One black horse, branded 546 on the near shoulder and a crown on the off shoulder, was impounded at Parramattaimpound

Three cattle, including a red cow and two bullocks, were impounded at Yass from the Estate of H. Hume, Esq on impound

Several cattle, a bull calf, and pigs were impounded at Jerry's Plains, Carrington, Birnam Wood, and Mr. F Doyimpound

One light brown pony mare and foal, one bay filly, and one dark bay mare with foal were impounded at Jerry's Pimpound

James Kerr, Poundkeeper at Carcoar, impounded livestock including a brindle sided bullock, a red cow, a bay maimpound

Two cattle, a red cow and calf and a brindle heifer, were impounded at Gunning on November 1, 1815, from the eimpound

One bay mare and two cattle were impounded at Ropes Creek Pound on September 26, 1845, and November 2, 1845, rimpound

One bay horse, one black horse, one black mare, one black foal, and one red sided heifer were impounded at Batimpound

Two cattle, a heifer and a bullock, were impounded at Clarence Town, William's River in October 1845 and were impound

One bay horse, black points, docked tail, about 14 hands high, small white saddle marks, branded H on near shoimpound

Two bay colts, branded W, were impounded at Appin on November 8, 1845, and will be sold on November 29, 1845, impound

A brindle and white cow, branded AD, was impounded at Windsor on November 7, 1845, from the estate of John Odeimpound

One bay mare impounded at Bungonia on November 2, 1845, from Inverary Park, to be sold on December 5 if not climpound