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Gazette issue · 1848

New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 144, 22 December 1848

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

The New Gaol at Maitland is proclaimed a public gaol, prison, and house of correction for the Northern Circuitproclamation
Mr. William Rhodes, Chief Constable of Wellington, has been appointed Inspector of Slaughter Houses and Cattleappointment
A site has been fixed for a Township at Tumut, and the approved plan is available for viewing.notice
Office of the Surveyor Gen- eralnotice
A license was issued to William Clayton of Melbourne to hire and supply seamen for merchant ships for one yearother
Extended conditional pardons for Thomas Rushton (per John) and Patrick Colton/Cotton (per Minerva), letting thpardon
This notice details the required documentation and procedures for admitting insane persons into the Lunatic Asconvict admin
A form of application for the admission of an unsound person to the Lunatic Asylum, detailing the process and other
A notice from the Colonial Secretary's Office requesting all persons with claims on the Colonial Treasury to ffinance return
This notice from the Colonial Secretary's Office details the subscription costs and communication protocols fonotice
Colonial Secretary seeks information on Francis Morrish, who emigrated to NSW in 1839, after an enquiry from Eother
An additional toll-bar was approved for Cook's River Road, effective January 1, 1849.other
Trusteesnotice
A notice from the Colonial Secretary's Office in Sydney announces that £1500 has been allocated for Roads and other
Magistratesfinance return
An appropriation of £4000 was made by the Legislative Council for road and bridge repairs in 1849, with applicfinance return
Tenders are invited from blacksmiths and others for providing and fixing iron railing at the New Gaol, Maitlantender
Colonial Architect's Officetender
Office of the Civil Crown Solicitortender
Tenders are invited for supplying provisions for the Colonial Service in the Lower Darling District from Marchtender
Tenders are invited for supplying bricks for the repair of Colonial Public Buildings in the Police District oftender
Civil Crown Solicitortender
This notice contains meteorological data for November 1849, including barometric readings, thermometer readingother
meteorological_summary table, 10 rowsmeteorological summary
A notice from the Colonial Treasury in Sydney regarding the location of future government property sales.other
A notice announcing a Court of General Quarter Sessions to be held in Maitland on January 8th, 1849, requiringother
A blackish brown mare with two fillies, impounded at Red Rock in January and now at Tabulam, is to be sold if impound
Confiscated and unclaimed property will be sold by public auction in Penrith on January 16, 1849.auction
A muster of Ticket of Leave Holders employed in the District of Darling Downs will be held.ticket of leave
Ticket of Leave holders in Darling Downs and Patrick's Plains are required to attend musters or report themselticket of leave
A general muster of Ticket of Leave holders for the District of Penrith is scheduled for January 11, 1849, at ticket of leave
A general muster of ticket of leave holders in the district of Newcastle will be held at the Court House, Newcticket of leave
Ticket holdersticket of leave
Ticket of Leave holders in the Raymond Terrace district are required to report their details or have their empticket of leave
Strayed Mounted Police troop horse (Gunning); deserter report on Robert Sweeney, 11th Regiment; and Supreme Coother
A notice regarding potential administration of a deceased person's estate, with a deadline for creditors to prnotice
A proclamation from Queen Victoria addresses the widow and next of kin of Thomas Kerr, late of Muscle Brook, gnotice
A citation is issued by the Supreme Court of New South Wales to the next of kin of Thomas Kerr, deceased, to anotice
Notices regarding two separate legal actions in the Supreme Court of New South Wales concerning writs of foreinotice
Special creditors' meeting in the insolvency of Walter Hurndall Windeyer, grazier of Marouan, New England, setinsolvency
Edmund Henry Seppings, Poundkeeper at Wagga Wagga, is holding several impounded horses and mares, which will bimpound
One bay gelding and one black mare were impounded at Merton and will be sold on January 15, 1849, if not claimimpound
Two horses were impounded at Bong Bong, one from the Estate of Charles Throsby, Esq. and another from the Estaimpound
Impound notice from Scone listing several cattle including steers, a bull, and cows with various brands and daimpound
D. ROBERTSON, Poundkeeper, impounded a strawberry sided snail horned heifer, a red cow, a yellow and white cowimpound
James Meagher, Poundkeeper at Braidwood, impounded several cattle and one horse on December 8th and 9th, 1848,impound
One bay gelding impounded at Berrima, branded C on the near shoulder and on the right side of the neck, with bimpound
Thomas Ledsam, Poundkeeper at West Maitland Pound, impounded several animals from Maitland and Luskentire on Dimpound
A black filly with specific brands and markings was impounded at Burrowa on December 11, 1848, by Thomas Prestimpound
Daniel Carr, Poundkeeper, impounded a bay filly. If not claimed within 21 days, it will be sold.impound
J. Wishart, Poundkeeper, impounded several cattle from Buck Creek on December 10, 1848, which may be sold on Jimpound
One red poley cow, one red steer, and one red heifer were impounded at O'Connell Plains on December 1, 1848, fimpound
Thomas Elmes, Poundkeeper, impounded several cattle and one horse at Montefiores, Wellington, on December 6, 1impound
J. K. Hannaford, Poundkeeper, impounded several cattle and fillies from Tamworth and Bubblegully starting Noveimpound
Thomas Patterson, Poundkeeper at Singleton, Patrick's Plains, impounded several horses, cattle, and a bullock impound
John Trewren, Poundkeeper at Kelso Pound, is holding several impounded horses, cattle, and a bullock, which wiimpound

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