Gazette issue · 1847

NSW Government Gazette, No. 2, 13 January 1847

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

Tenders are requested for the supply of provisions for the County of Normanby, including Portland and Port Faitender
Several gentlemen were appointed as Magistrates of the Territory, and the Revd. John Joseph Therry was appointappointment
A notification from the Colonial Secretary's Office regarding an Act of the British Parliament that regulates other
A proclamation issued by Sir Charles Augustus Fitz Roy, Governor-in-Chief of New South Wales.proclamation
Sir Charles Augustus Fitz Roy further prorogues the Legislative Council of New South Wales to Tuesday, Januaryproclamation
Ticket-of-leave holders in the Geelong District must report their details to the office between January 1st anconvict admin
A proclamation by Sir Charles Augustus Fitz Roy, Governor-in-Chief of New South Wales, issued from the Police proclamation
This proclamation details the jurisdiction and sittings of Courts of Requests in Melbourne and Bourke for the proclamation
A proclamation issued by E. Deas Thomson under the command of Fitz Roy, with a closing statement of "God save proclamation
A notice from the Colonial Secretary's Office in Sydney, dated December 15, 1846, republishes a previous noticconvict admin
New regulations for granting Tickets of Leave and Conditional Pardons to convicts in the colony, effective froconvict admin
New allowances for witnesses attending various courts in the Colony are detailed, effective January 1st, replaconvict admin
Regulations detail allowances for witnesses travelling by steam or water conveyance and the certification procother
This notice from the Colonial Secretary's Office in Sydney, dated 28th December 1846, publishes regulations renotice
This notice from the General Post Office explains postage rates for letters sent via Marseilles and Southamptonotice
A reward of Ten Pounds is offered for information leading to the apprehension and conviction of individuals whreward
His Excellency the Governor directs the republication of a Notice relating to Public Monies placed in the Bankother
A notice from the Colonial Secretary's Office, Sydney, dated January 16th, 1845, regarding the proper handlingother
The Colonial Secretary's Office warns against erecting fences across public thoroughfares on Crown Land beyondother
Mr. Robert Cadden has been appointed Clerk of Petty Sessions for the County of Bourke in the District of Port appointment
Mr. William Thane was appointed Poundkeeper at Melbourne for the County of Bourke on January 2, 1856, replacinappointment
A brown bullock, a yellow sided cow with calf, a brindle cow, a brown cow, a brown yearling steer, and a dark impound
Three horses were impounded at Pentridge on January 6, 1847, and will be sold on February 1st if not claimed.impound