New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 59, 14 July 1846 — every indexed notice

Sir Maurice Charles O'Connell proclaims at Government House, Sydney, 13 July 1846, that he has taken over the proclamation

Sir George Gippsproclamation

M. C. O'CONNELLproclamation

Captain William Bligh John O'Connell appointed Private Secretary to the Governor, Sydney, 13 July 1846, by comappointment

Edward Christopher Merewether was appointed as Colonial Aide-de-Camp to the Governor.appointment

George Allen, Esq. of Sydney was appointed as a Magistrate for the City of Sydney on July 7, 1846.appointment

Joseph Long Innes, Esquire, was appointed as a Justice of the Peace to sanction the discharge of Seamen in Newappointment

A pardon has been granted to John Johnson or Coveny, per ship 'Roslyn Castle 3', on condition of not returningpardon

A notice regarding the substitution of declarations for oaths, affirmations, and affidavits in various governmnotice

His Excellency the Governorother

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

housebreakersreward

A reward of twenty pounds or a first-class conditional pardon is offered for information leading to the apprehreward

Thomas Bell, Esquire, J.P.reward

Eight fenced paddocks at Grose Farm, between the Parramatta and Newtown Roads, Sydney, offered at auction 23 Jauction

Surveyor Generalother

An inquiry is made regarding George Rodgers, a commuted pensioner from the 73rd Regiment, and his grandson, alnotice

Tenders are requested for furnishing supplies for the Colonial Service in the District of Bligh from August 1 tender

Tenders are invited for furnishing provisions for the Colonial Service in the Berrima District from September tender

Tenders are requested for furnishing provisions for the Colonial Service in the Mudgee District from August 1 tender

Tenders are invited for furnishing provisions for the Colonial Service in the Yass District from September 1sttender

Tenders are invited for furnishing provisions for the Colonial Service in the District of Hartley from August tender

E. DEAS THOMSONtender

Tenders are invited for furnishing supplies for the Liverpool Plains District from August 1st to December 31sttender

Tenders are invited for furnishing provisions for the Colonial Service in the Wollombi District from August 1stender

Tenders called to 17 August 1846 for erecting a lighthouse on Gabo Island near Cape Howe, the first light proptender

A muster of prisoners holding tickets of leave for the Broulee District will be held at the Court House, Broulticket of leave

A notice announcing a Court of General Quarter Sessions of the Peace to be held in Sydney on August 3rd, 1846,notice

Mr. John Walker has been appointed Keeper of the Public Pound in Parramatta, replacing the previous keeper whoappointment

John Thompson, alias 'Stuttering Jack', aged about seventy, 5 ft 8 in, brown-to-grey hair, hazel or grey eyes,reward

The Warden of the Maitland District Council announces a special meeting to discuss roads, and an auction of laother

General Post Office, Sydney: James Raymond, Postmaster General, lists the unclaimed letters lying at the officother

Coogan Thomas or Patrickother

Foran Mr. Patricknotice

Colonial Secretary's Officeother

Tammillus; Marks Samuel or Hyamother

O'Brien Mr. M.notice

Mr. Jamesother

An application is intended to be made for an Act to amend a previous Act concerning 'The Commercial Banking Coother

Special meeting of creditors in the insolvent estate of George Arden, late editor, of Melbourne, Port Phillip,other

Notices regarding insolvent estates, including final plans of distribution and special meetings for creditors other

An account current showing the final distribution of assets in an estate lies at the Supreme Court House, Sydnother

Notices regarding the investigation and examination of claims for Deeds of Grant of Land and Town Allotments, land grant

Several horses were impounded at the Old Collector Pound from the Estate of Terence Murray, Esquire, Lake Georimpound

Animals impounded at Carcoar on May 20th and June 24th, 1846, are to be sold if not claimed within twenty-fourimpound

Several animals including a blue and white spotted steer, a brindle heifer calf, a red heifer, a yellow cow, aimpound

One white ox, one red heifer, and one brown poley cow were impounded at Marulan from Glen Rock on July 2, 1846impound

One bay mare and a chestnut horse foal were impounded at Prospect Pound on July 6, 1846, and will be sold on Aimpound

Two cattle, a cow and a steer, were impounded at O'Connel Plains on June 29th, 1846, and will be sold if not cimpound

A list of impounded cattle at Windsor between June 24th and July 6th, with details on brands and owners, to beimpound

Several cattle were impounded at Camden on July 7th, 1846, from the estate of Alexander M'Leay, Esquire, and wimpound

Four horses were impounded at Blackman's Swamp on July 2, 1846, from Mr. Rane, and will be sold in twenty-one impound

A list of impounded cattle at Gunning, NSW, from the estate of Mr. E. Woodhouse, with details of brands and saimpound

One bay mare and foal impounded at Jerry's Plains on June 12, 1846, from Carrington Park, with other animals iimpound

Several cattle and calves were impounded at Kelso on June 27, 1846, and will be sold at Arthur's Inn, Bathurstimpound

One black cow, one blue strawberry steer, one red steer, one bay mare, and one bay filly foal were impounded aimpound

An aged grey horse, supposed to be the one ridden by the bushranger M'Intyre, impounded at Hartley on 10 July impound