Gazette issue · 1846

NSW Government Gazette, No. 15, 16 April 1846

21 notices indexed. Every notice is free to read in preview; unlocking opens the corrected text and original scan.

A proclamation issued by Sir George Gipps, Governor-in-Chief of New South Wales, dated April 16, 1846.proclamation
Sir George Gipps further prorogues the Legislative Council to May 12, 1846, to assemble in Sydney for the despproclamation
Notices regarding the Court of Requests in Melbourne and the Supreme Court for the district of Port Phillip, inotice
A general meeting of Justices of Peace for the Town of Melbourne and County of Bourke in the District of Port notice
An Annual Licensing Meeting will be held in Melbourne on April 21st for considering license applications undernotice
A notice from the Police Office in Melbourne regarding C.P. Sessions on March 16, 1846.notice
A monthly list of individuals who obtained licenses to depasture stock, strip bark, and cut timber on Crown Lanotice
Masters of vessels are notified that provisions are being placed on Booby Island for shipwrecked seamen and arnotice
Alberton is declared a place where spirits and fermented liquors can be sold in quantities of not less than twnotice
This notice provides forms for claiming and objecting to names on the Electoral List for the County of Bourke,notice
A list of convicts per specific vessels and a notice from the Clerk of Petty Sessions in Melbourne.convict admin
Tenders are being received for the supply of provisions, forage, and other supplies for colonial government estender
Reports of deserters from the 99th Regiment of Foot, including Benjamin Bolton, John Doherty, Edward Godwin, Erunaway
Reports of deserters from the 99th Regiment of Foot, including James Richards, Robert Clist, Henry Badman, andother
Report of a deserter named William Flynn from the 99th Regiment of Foot, who deserted on February 21, 1846, frrunaway
Several cattle and a heifer were impounded at Sunday Creek on April 8th, 1846, and are scheduled for sale on Mimpound
A jet black gelding impounded at Melbourne on April 13th, 1846, with specific markings and a brand, is schedulimpound
Several horses and mares were impounded at Pentridge on April 5th and 7th, 1816, and will be sold if not claimimpound
A light red sided bullock with specific brands was impounded at Deep Creek on April 2nd, 1846, and will be solimpound
A black-sided heifer and a dark bay mare were impounded at Pentridge on April 5, 1846, and will be sold on Mayimpound
Several horses and foals were impounded at Bulleen, Upper Yarra and are scheduled for sale on April 25th if noimpound