Gazette issue · 1848

New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 146, 26 December 1848

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

SIR CHARLES AUGUSTUS FITZ Rovproclamation
The Governor of New South Wales proclaims the New Gaol at Maitland as a public gaol, prison, and house of corrproclamation
Richard Lewis Jenkins was appointed as a Magistrate of the Territory and its Dependencies.appointment
James Croke has been appointed as the officer to submit rules for Friendly Societies in Port Phillip.appointment
A notice requesting all persons with claims on the Colonial Treasury to furnish accounts by the end of the yeafinance return
A new office is established for communications regarding Crown Lands beyond the Settled Districts, effective Jcrown land
George Barney was appointed Chief Commissioner of Crown Lands effective January 1, 1849.appointment
Colonial Secretary seeks information on Francis Morrish, who emigrated to NSW in 1839; inquiry made from Englaother
A notice regarding the allocation of £1500 for Roads and Public Works beyond the Settled Districts for the yeaother
Applications for road and public works funding are to be submitted to the Magistrates of the District or His Hother
Applications for the repair of public roads and bridges during 1849 are to be submitted through Wardens or Magother
A notice from the Colonial Secretary's Office in Sydney dated December 14, 1848, addressed to blacksmiths and other
Tenders are invited for providing and fixing iron railing to the balconies and staircase at the New Gaol, Maittender
Tenders are being accepted for a contract requiring a bond of £150 to Her Majesty, with parties or their agenttender
Tenders are invited for furnishing supplies for the Colonial Service in the Lower Darling District from March tender
Notice regarding future sales of Government property by the Colonial Treasurer to be held at the old Military other
A notice announcing a Court of General Quarter Sessions of the Peace to be held in Maitland on January 8th.notice
A blackish brown mare with specific markings and brands, impounded at Red Rock in January, has returned to Tabimpound
A notice regarding the sale of an unclaimed mare at Tabulam and the auction of confiscated and unclaimed propeother
Sealed tenders will be received at the Penrith Police Office until noon on Friday, January 5th, 1849, for repatender
Ticket of Leave Holders for the Districts of Bungonia and Marulan are required to report their names, residencticket of leave
ticket of leave holdersticket of leave
A muster of Ticket of Leave Holders employed in the Darling Downs District will be held at the Police Office, ticket of leave
A general muster of Ticket of Leave holders for the District of Penrith will be held at the Court House, Penriticket of leave
Ticket of Leave holders in the Penrith district are required to attend a muster on December 15, 1848, at 10 AMticket of leave
Stray Mounted Police troop horse from Gunning; and deserter report for Robert Sweeney, 11th Regiment, from Sydother
Bell & Peppers partnership at Bandure station (Murrumbidgee) dissolved; Samuel Lyons to auction Thomas Gore & other
A meeting of creditors for the insolvent estate of William Long, a merchant of Sydney, will be held on Januarynotice
A notice regarding a special meeting for the insolvent estate of John Wild, to be held in Sydney on December 2convict admin
Three prisoners, John Beer, Robert Burnett, and John Eddie, absconded from the brig Governor Phillip while it runaway
This notice details prisoners who have absconded or are illegally at large, providing their names, ship detailrunaway
Two absconded convicts, Thomas Smith and William Woods, are described with their physical characteristics and runaway
One bay filly, one iron gray gelding, and one bay colt were impounded at Murrurundi from Mabonvale and will beimpound
A red and white cow and a red and white heifer were impounded at Wilberforce on December 20, 1848, from the faimpound
Richard Wm. Cobcroft, Poundkeeper, impounded several animals at Red Post Hill, Falbrook, on December 14, 1848,impound
James Tulloch, Poundkeeper, has impounded an animal, with associated fees.impound
A roan horse with a distinctive E with J reversed brand was impounded at Wagga Wagga on December 8, 1848, fromimpound
Edmund Henry Seppings, Poundkeeper at Wagga Wagga, is holding several impounded horses and a colt, which will impound
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
John Clark, Poundkeeper at St. Aubin's Pound, Scone, reports several impounded cattle including steers, a bullimpound
D. ROBERTSON, Poundkeeper, impounded four animals at St. Marys, South Creek, which will be sold in Penrith on impound
James Meagher, Poundkeeper, impounded several cattle and one horse at Braidwood, NSW, on December 8th and 9th,impound
Richard Whitfield, Poundkeeper at Berrima, impounded a bay gelding on December 11th, 1848, which will be sold impound
Thomas Ledsam, Poundkeeper at West Maitland Pound, reports animals impounded on December 10th and 13th, 1848, impound
J. Wishart, Poundkeeper at Gundaroo, impounded several cows, bullocks, and calves on December 10, 1848, from Bimpound
Two fillies, one black and one bay, were impounded at Burrowa on December 11, 1848, by Thomas Preston, and wilimpound