New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 5, 16 January 1846 — every indexed notice

Governor Sir George Gipps proclaims, at Government House Sydney on 12 January 1846, that Courts of Requests shproclamation

Governorproclamation

GEORGE GIPPSproclamation

Governor Gipps appoints David Dunlop Commissioner of the Court of Requests for Wollombi with George Ormsby Wesappointment

Mr. Thomas Byrne has been appointed Inspector of Slaughter Houses and cattle for the District of Penrith, replappointment

The Court of Requests at the Wollombi, established by proclamation on 1st May, 1843, has been re-opened.notice

A reward of twenty pounds or a conditional pardon is offered for information regarding an incendiary fire.reward

John Hemsonreward

Colonial Secretary's Office publishes for correction a 40-acre grant in the parish of Willoughby, County Cumbeland grant

Tenders are invited for the supply of provisions and forage to surveying parties at Bega, Twofold Bay, for thetender

A general abstract of the average liabilities and assets of the Union Bank of Australia for the quarter endingfinance return

A financial abstract detailing the average liabilities and assets of the Union Bank of Australia for the quartfinance return

liability_record table, 13 rowsliability record

A tender is called for iron gates and railing for the Police Office in Parramatta.tender

personstender

Colonial Architecttender

Tenders are invited from masons, builders, and others for works related to the new gaol in Maitland.tender

Contractortender

Office of the Colonial Architecttender

Tenders are invited for furnishing supplies for the Border Police District of Moneroo, including surveying partender

Tenders are invited for the one-year lease of three quarries in the Government Domain, Parramatta, commencing tender

Tenders are requested for furnishing supplies for the Colonial Service in the District of Port Macquarie from tender

Articles, the property of Robert Morrison, whose Ticket of Leave has been cancelled, will be sold by Auction aother

Unclaimed property including tools and household items will be sold in Scone on February 6, 1846, after claimsauction

A table of rates for trespass of cattle and their sustenance whilst impounded in the District of Moreton Bay, other

expenditure table, 11 rowsexpenditure

trespass_fines table, 5 rowstrespass fines

A notice announcing a Court of General Quarter Sessions of the Peace to be held in Sydney on February 2, 1846.notice

Postmaster General James Raymond reports a Hobart Town mail of 25 letters and 18 newspapers misdirected to Calother

A notice from the Police Office in Kiama, issued by District Constable John Doyle by order of the Bench of Magother

John Blackman to auction 12,115 Crown ewes, wethers, lambs and rams from the Government flocks at Moreton Bay,auction

Court of Claims Commissioners, per Secretary John Thompson, will hear land claims on 2 February 1846 includingnotice

John William Drummond Passmore intends to apply for a Certificate of Insolvency under an Act for the relief ofother

In the Supreme Court at Port Phillip, Batman v Lonsdale: Mr Easy to auction at the Prince of Wales Hotel, Melbauction

J. Milean, Principal Superintendent of Convicts, lists prisoners absconded from Norfolk Island, Goat Island, Hrunaway

Campbell Thomasrunaway

Cunningham Williamrunaway

J. Galleyconvict admin

Hickey Jamesconvict admin

Mullen Thomasconvict admin

Price Richardconvict admin

Norfolk Islandconvict admin

Taylor William, the youngerconvict admin

Richard Rally (Sarah, 1829) absconded from Colonel J. J. Morisset at Bathurst charged with violent assault; tirunaway

Two prisoners of the Crown, William Bowers and Thomas Bennett, have absconded from Hyde Park Barracks in Sydnerunaway

Convicts' Office absconders continued (Peter Clarke or M'Entee, William Johns, William Oakley, Edward Stewart,runaway

Close of the runaways-apprehended return, 16 January 1846: Luke Spears (Emma Eugenia, 1838) retaken from H. R.convict admin

Poundkeeper Duncan Rankin advertises a chestnut mare, blaze face, branded on the shoulder, impounded at Taralgimpound

Poundkeeper James Wood advertises four heifers, a cow with calf and a steer impounded at Yass on 9 January 184impound

Two horses were impounded at Wiseman's Ferry and West Maitland in January 1846, with details on their appearanimpound

One yellow and white cow, one red and white spotted calf, one red cow, one black and white calf, one brown cowimpound

Impounded animals at Old Collector on January 9, 1846, from the farms of Mr. Rhodes and Mr. Cooper, with potenimpound

This notice details impounded cattle at Singleton, Patrick's Plains, with descriptions of their color, age, brimpound

Notices of impounded cattle from Muswellbrook, Negoa, and St. Aubin's, with details of brands, descriptions, aimpound

This notice details cattle impounded at O'Connell Plains on December 23rd and 30th, including descriptions of impound

CHARLES WAKELINimpound

One black and white sow and eight pigs were impounded at Hinton on January 10, 1846, and will be sold if not cimpound

Several cattle including bullocks, steers, a bull stag, cows, a bull calf, and a heifer were impounded at Red impound

Poundkeeper Charles Wakelin advertises about twenty head impounded at O'Connell Plains on 6 January 1846 by Mrimpound

Two horses, a bay and a black mare, were impounded at Bong Bong on January 10th, 1846, from the estate of Charimpound

Several cattle including oxen, cows, and heifers were impounded at Goulburn and will be sold if not claimed byimpound

Several cattle including cows and a steer were impounded at West Maitland, Baiwora, Dunmore, and Ravensfield bimpound

Two horses were impounded at Queanbeyan on January 2, 1846, and will be sold on February 2, 1846, if not claimimpound

Notice of impounded cattle at Anvil Creek, with descriptions, brands, and sale information if not released.impound

Robert Byfield, Poundkeeper at Cassilis, impounded several cattle on January 3, 1846, from the Estate of Captaimpound

One brindle red and white working bullock, impounded at Hinton on December 19, 1845, with an illegible brand simpound

One red cow, a red bull calf, one white steer, one white and red spotted cow, and one dark brindle bullock werimpound

Poundkeeper John Dwyer advertises six yellow bullocks impounded at Bungendore on 5 January 1846 by Thomas Shanimpound