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Gazette issue · 1846

New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 68, 14 August 1846

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A proclamation by Governor Sir Charles Augustus Fitz Roy regarding the New South Wales Government Gazette.proclamation
Governor Sir Charles Augustus Fitz Roy further prorogues the Legislative Council to Tuesday, September 8, 1846proclamation
George Henry Fitz Roy, Esq. has been appointed as the Governor's Private Secretary.appointment
Edward Christopher Merewether, Esq. has been appointed as His Excellency's Colonial Aide-de-Camp.appointment
Tenders are invited for furnishing provisions for the Liverpool Plains District from September to December 184tender
Tenders are invited for the supply of provisions in the District of Hartley from September to December 1846.tender
Tenders are invited for furnishing provisions in the Murrumbidgee District from September to December 1846.tender
Tenders are invited for furnishing provisions for the Colonial Service in the District of Moreton Bay from Octtender
Tenders are invited for furnishing provisions for the Colonial Service in the Carcoar District from October 1 tender
An appointment related to the light house on Gabo Island was made by the Colonial Secretary's Office in Sydneyappointment
Tenders are invited for the erection of a Light House on Gabo Island, near Cape Howe, due by Monday, 17th Augutender
The appointment of Kemmiss' Bonding Warehouse for the free warehousing and securing of goods is revoked.appointment
This notice details the cancellation of Tickets of Leave for numerous prisoners of the Crown due to various ofconvict admin
A notice announces a Court of General Quarter Sessions to be held at the Court House, Berrima, on September 3rnotice
Four horses, suspected stolen, are impounded at Goulburn Police and will be sold on August 26th, 1846, if not other
A notice from the Police Office in Goulburn dated August 3rd, 1846.other
Two horses found near Wellington Road under suspicious circumstances, believed to be in possession of John Wriimpound
Property belonging to Henry Mayhew, whose ticket of leave was cancelled and who was sentenced to work in ironsother
Thomas Nowlan, formerly of Marulan and lately near Berrima, is sought by police for housebreaking, with a warrrunaway
Patrick Butler, an apprentice from the Government Printing Office, absconded on August 2nd, 1846, and is descrrunaway
A notice from the Police Office, Sydney dated 16th July, 1846, signed by H. MacDermott, J.P. and Charles Windeother
The Cook's River Road Trust publishes an abstract of receipts and expenditures for the period ending August 8,finance return
Overtime goods in the Bonded Warehouse at Port Jackson will be sold on Monday, 17th August, unless cleared, wiother
This notice contains lists of imported goods, reports of three deserters from the 11th Regiment of Infantry, aother
A special meeting of creditors for the insolvent estate of William Samuell, a butcher of George-street, Sydneyother
Plans of distribution for the estates of Montefiores, Breillat, & Co. and Robert Dixon are available for inspenotice
Notices regarding claims for Deeds of Grant for town allotments and land in the County of Cumberland, Sydney, land grant
A prisoner of the Crown, Charles Lewis, holding a Ticket of Leave, is illegally at large from Windsor since Jurunaway
A list of convicts who have absconded, detailing their names, ship, age, occupation, physical description, andconvict admin
This notice details multiple escaped convicts, including their names, physical descriptions, last known locatirunaway
This notice lists details of convicts including their names, ages, occupations, physical descriptions, and locconvict admin
A description of convict AH Galley, detailing physical marks and gang affiliation, with a date of July 29, 183convict admin
This notice details records of convicts including their physical descriptions, origins, sentences, and tattoosconvict admin
This notice details descriptions and movements of convicts including Jones Stephen, Johnson Samuel, Jeffreys Gconvict admin
This notice details convict records including names, ship, age, origin, occupation, physical descriptions, andconvict admin
Richard Price, a labourer from London, aged 22, was charged with horse stealing in Melbourne from April 1st, 1convict admin
This notice details the records of several convicts including their physical descriptions, sentences, and placconvict admin
This notice details several convicts with their aliases, ship names, ages, origins, professions, physical descconvict admin
This notice details escaped prisoners of the Crown holding tickets of leave, suspected of various crimes incluconvict admin
One black mare impounded at Parramatta on August 10, 1846, from the run of Mr. Richard Webb, Pennant Hills, wiimpound
One red and white cow, one red and white heifer calf, one brindle and white heifer, one blue and white heifer,impound
Several impounded animals including oxen, cows, and steers with descriptions of their brands and markings are impound
A list of impounded animals at Muswellbrook, including descriptions, brands, and potential sale dates.impound
A red heifer, impounded at Windsor on July 31, 1846, by H. T. Stiles, will be sold on August 25, 1846, if not impound
Two animals, a bay horse and a red and white cow, were impounded at Hinton on July 30, 1846, and will be sold impound
A black mare impounded at Narellan on July 31, 1846, from Mrs. Mary Stringer's property, formerly Mrs. Blackmaimpound
Two working bullocks, one light red and one dark red, were impounded at Jerry's Plains on July 31, 1846, with impound
Several horses and a colt were impounded at Dungog by William Walker and John Hook, with damages claimed and aimpound
Three animals, including a bay mare, a bay gelding, and a red bullock, were impounded at Red Post Hill, Falbroimpound
Two cattle, a red sided ox and a red sided heifer, were impounded at Bankstown on August 5, 1846, from the Estimpound
Cattle impounded at Gresford and Trevallyn Estates in July 1846, including descriptions, brands, and damages cimpound
Several animals including calves, heifers, cows, a mare, a foal, a horse, and a bullock were impounded at Bathimpound

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