Gazette issue · 1846

New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 71, 25 August 1846

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This entry is a header for the New South Wales Government Gazette published on Tuesday, August 25, 1846.other
The Governor directs that the 'Ballast Wharf' at Newcastle be declared a Public Wharf under the Act 8 Victoriaproclamation
A reward of fifteen pounds or a second class conditional pardon is offered for information leading to the apprreward
A reward of fifteen pounds is offered for information leading to the apprehension and conviction of two armed reward
This notice lists title deeds transmitted for enrolment, detailing town allotments purchased under existing reland grant
This notice details numerous land grants and purchases across various locations in New South Wales, including land grant
This notice details land purchases and grants, including a purchase by Maria Isabella Fennell of 640 acres in land grant
Street specifications in IN NORTH MELBOURNE, Flinders-street, (between Spencer and King- streets) and 21 otherstreet specification
A meteorological journal abstract from July 1846 at Port Jackson, detailing daily weather observations includiother
meteorological_summary table, 10 rowsmeteorological summary
Occupation licences for Church and School Estates lands will be auctioned on Saturday, 26th September, at 11 oauction
Land sales in part of 43, part of 54, part of 47 (59 lots).land sale
The license for Lot 70 will be effective from October 1, 1846, as announced on August 18, 1846.notice
A notice announces a Court of General Quarter Sessions of the Peace to be held at the Court House, Bathurst, onotice
A notice announces a Court of General Quarter Sessions of the Peace to be held in Berrima on September 3rd, 18notice
A chestnut horse branded with crown and JW on the near shoulder, aged eight years, strayed from the Mounted Boother
Thomas Nowlan, formerly of Marulan and lately of the Cross Roads near Berrima, is wanted for housebreaking, anreward
A report details a supposed deserter from the 11th Regiment of Infantry, Andrew O'Neill, who deserted from Melother
land_sale table, 18 rowsland sale
This notice reports two supposed deserters from the 11th Regiment of Infantry, detailing their descriptions, eother
The partnership between Douglas Thomas Kilburn and Charles Kilburn, operating as Custom House and Commission Aother
This notice announces the dissolution of a partnership between Edward Wilson and James Stewart Johnston, stockother
A notice regarding an application to bring in a Bill to enable the Reverend Henry Hodgkinson Bobart and Elizabnotice
A notice appointing meetings of creditors for the insolvent estate of James Mayne, to be held at the Supreme Cother
Notice of insolvency proceedings for the estate of Richard Trowler, a licensed victualler of George-street, Syother
An insolvency notice for Richard Trowler's estate and notices of hearings for special land claims by William Hother
Notices regarding claims for Deeds of Grant of town allotments and land, with specific cases detailed for Josenotice
One red brindle bullock, one red bullock, and one red and white spotted steer were impounded at Hartley on Augimpound
Two cattle, a brindle bullock and a white bull, were impounded at Gresford, Upper Paterson on August 15, 1846,impound
18 cattle were impounded at Queanbeyan on August 13, 1846, and will be sold on September 11, 1846, if not claiimpound
One black horse impounded at Goulburn from the Estate of J. W. Chisholm, Esquire, with damages of 5s, to be soimpound
Four bullocks, one steer, and one heifer were impounded at Cassilis on August 8, 1846, from the estate of W. Bimpound
One red sided cow with specific markings and brands was impounded at Hartley on August 9, 1846, from the estatimpound
Stephen Pearce, Poundkeeper at Liverpool, impounded four cattle on August 3, 1846, which will be sold on Septeimpound
Four horses were impounded at Jerry's Plains on August 6th and 12th, 1846, from Carrington Park, and will be simpound
Four cattle and one heifer were impounded at Anvil Creek and will be sold on September 14th if not claimed.impound
Four cattle, including a heifer and three steers, were impounded at Carcoar on August 10, 1816, and will be soimpound
One grey entire horse impounded at Gunning on August 11, 1846, from the Estate of Mr. Shepherd, to be sold on impound
A notice from the Poundkeeper at Wollombi lists several impounded horses with descriptions, brands, and ages, impound