New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 35, 1849 — every indexed notice

This is the masthead and date line for the New South Wales Government Gazette published on Friday, March 9, 18notice

Mr. Noel Chapman has been appointed Chief Constable at Yass.appointment

Mr. Robert Freer was appointed Chief Constable at Berrima by the Governor, in recognition of his service as Seappointment

Silvanus Abbot was appointed Chief Constable at Grafton and William Hart was appointed Chief Constable at Drayappointment

An extended conditional pardon has been granted to William Broughall, allowing him to travel anywhere except tpardon

The Government announces the confirmed loss of Assistant Surveyor Edmund B. Kennedy and nine members of his exother

A notice commending the qualities of an individual involved in melancholy events, signed by E. Deas Thomson byother

This notice details land purchases and grants registered in New South Wales, including town allotments and larland grant

Friendly Societies in New South Wales are required to submit a return of sickness and mortality rates by Marchfinance return

Accepted tenders for supplies for the Colonial Service from April 1 to December 31, 1849, are published for intender

Tenders are invited from builders and others for the erection of a watch-house in Camden.tender

Tenders are invited for the erection of a Watch-house at Camden, with submissions due by noon on Monday, 26th tender

Tenders are invited for a lease of ferry dues on the new road from Sydney to Maitland, including ferries on thtender

Tenders are being accepted for the erection of a watch-house in Camden, with a bond required within fourteen dtender

Tenders are invited from builders and others for the erection of a watch-house in Bungendore.tender

Tenders are invited for the erection of a slabbed Watchhouse at Bungendore, in the District of Queanbeyan, wittender

Tenders are being accepted for a government contract, requiring a bond of £100 and attendance for information.tender

Tender notice for the construction of a Court House in Carcoar, dated February 28, 1849.tender

Tenders are invited for the erection of a Court House at Carcoar, with submissions due by noon on Monday, 2nd tender

Tenders are requested for work at the Police Office in Carcoar, requiring a statement of completion time and stender

Tenderers are required to provide a bond of £450 to Her Majesty for the performance of a contract, with tendertender

A notice from the Colonial Secretary's Office in Sydney, dated February 28, 1849, calling for tenders from buitender

Tenders are requested for the erection of a Court and Watchhouse at Cassilis, with submissions due by noon on tender

Tenders are requested for work to be completed at the Police Office, Cassilis, with specific requirements for tender

Tenderers for a government contract are required to provide a bond of £450 within fourteen days of acceptance tender

Tenders are invited for furnishing supplies for the Colonial Service in the Lower Darling District from May totender

Tenders are invited for furnishing government provisions in the Parramatta district and for several orphan schtender

Persons tendering, or their Agents, are requested to attend at the Office on the day appointed for opening thetender

This notice contains multiple distinct announcements including tenders for mail conveyance, Quarter Sessions dother

A prisoner absconded from the Police Office in Yass.runaway

Edward Kennedy, a prisoner of about 50 years old, absconded from the Lock-up at Wingello, County Argyle on Februnaway

An annual licensing meeting for the Police District of Windsor will be held on April 17, 1849, with applicatioother

The Annual Licensing Meeting for the district of Raymond Terrace will be held on April 17, 1849, with applicatnotice

An annual sessions meeting for the Murrurundi District is scheduled to be held.other

A notice regarding a meeting at the Police Office, Murrurundi on Tuesday, April 17th.other

Notice regarding applications for licenses under the Act of the Governor and Council, 2nd Victoria, No. 18, winotice

Notice is given that the Annual Licensing Meeting of the Justices of Petty Sessions for the District of Bligh notice

David Henry Dunlop, Clerk of Petty Sessions, announces a licensing meeting in Dubbo on April 17th, with applicother

An annual licensing meeting for the Justices of Petty Sessions in the District of Muswellbrook will be held atnotice

Applications for Licenses under the Act of Council, 2nd Victoria, No. 18, will be considered at the Police Offother

An annual licensing meeting for the District of Gundagai will be held on April 17, 1849, to consider license anotice

Applications for Licenses under the Act of Council, 2nd Victoriæ Reginæ, No. 18, will be considered at the Polnotice

Notice is given that the Annual Sessions for the district of Illawarra will be held at the Police Office, Wellnotice

William Taylor, Clerk of Petty Sessions, announces a licensing meeting in Wollongong on April 17th, requiring other

An annual licensing meeting for the District of Macquarie will be held at the Police Office, Wollongong.notice

A notice from the Police Office, Port Macquarie, regarding applications for Licenses under the Act of the Govenotice

A partnership between George Burges and William Russell as graziers on the River M'Intyre in the Gwydir distriother

Alfred Mitchell was admitted as a partner to the firm FRANCIS MITCHELL & Co. on January 1, 1849.other

Meteorological observations in Quarter of Wind (2 entries).meteorological observation

A notice convening a special meeting of creditors for the insolvent estate of William John Gibbes, gentleman, convict admin

This notice details several meetings for the proof of debts in various insolvent estates, including those of Hconvict admin

Tickets of Leave for several prisoners of the Crown were cancelled due to reasons including absconding, disordticket of leave

A notice is given that claims for Deeds of Grant of Land and a Town Allotment will be ready for examination byland grant

Notices regarding claims for Deeds of Grant of town allotments, with specific cases detailing claimants, land land grant

This notice details land grant claims for Simeon Lord, William Benson, and John Wedderburne, outlining land deland grant

Moses Hutchinson and Thomas Fawcett are listed as prisoners of the Crown illegally at large, having absconded runaway

This notice lists apprehended runaways including James Denny, John Hughes, and Michael O'Rourke, with details runaway

Cattle impounded at Murrurundi and Tamworth in February 1849, with details on brands, descriptions, and potentimpound

One hundred and twenty-two cattle were impounded at Waialda for trespass on February 20, 1849, and will be solimpound

One brown bullock with a piece out of its ear, branded CX on the near rump and 11 on the near shoulder, was imimpound

One brindle steer, one red cow, one brindle bullock, one red sided cow, one red and white heifer, and one straimpound

One black filly, branded WR near shoulder, was impounded at Bungendore on February 26, 1849, along with numeroimpound

One bay pony was impounded at Muswellbrook on February 26, 1849, and other livestock including a red and whiteimpound

One grey mare, one black filly, one grey entire colt, and one brown horse were impounded at Vanderville Pound impound

One dark bay horse with a JII conjoined with G near shoulder brand was impounded at Wagga Wagga on February 23impound

Livestock impounded at West Maitland Pound between February 19th and 21st, 1849, from various locations, with impound

A list of impounded livestock at Yass, including descriptions, brands, and potential sale dates if not claimedimpound

One red bullock impounded at Old Collector on February 22, 1849, from Lake George, with distinctive markings aimpound

This notice details various livestock impounded from different locations including Lake George, Spring Valley,impound

Two cows were impounded at Ploughed Ground on February 9, 1849, from Moro Flats.impound

Three cattle, a cow and a bullock, were impounded at Settler's Home Pound, Liverpool Road, on March 1, 1849, aimpound

Two cattle, a heifer and a steer, were impounded at Wilberforce on February 24, 1849, from Matthew Everingham'impound

Two separate impoundment notices detail livestock impounded at Kelso Pound and Taralga Pound in February 1849,impound

Livestock including cows, calves, bulls, and bullocks were impounded at Hartley in February 1849 from Mr. Jameimpound

Several cattle including heifers, cows, bullocks, and bulls were impounded at Murrurundi and from Mr. Gogg's Simpound

A list of impounded cattle, including descriptions of brands and colors, with a sale date of March 23, 1849, aimpound

Thomas Raisbeck, Poundkeeper at Black Creek, impounded several cattle including cows, bullocks, steers, and buimpound

One black colt and two cattle were impounded at St. Aubin's Pound, Scone, on February 17th and 22nd, 1849, andimpound

Four horses were impounded at West Maitland Pound on February 22, 1849, from Dagworth and will be sold in 21 dimpound

One brindle bullock and one red yearling steer were impounded at Merriwa on February 20, 1849, from the estateimpound

Stephen Pearce, Poundkeeper at Liverpool, impounded five cows and one bullock on February 21, 1849, from the Eimpound

One chestnut horse with an illegible brand was impounded at Picton on February 25, 1849, and will be sold on Mimpound

A bay horse was impounded at St. Mary's, South Creek on February 21, 1849, from Patrick Curry's paddock at Rooimpound

One brindle bullock, one red and white cow and calf, and other cattle were impounded at Gundagai on February 6impound

One red heifer, white forehead, branded Krump milking side, and other cattle were impounded at Queanbeyan on Fimpound

Livestock including cows, oxen, and horses were impounded at Gunning between February 13th and 15th, with poteimpound

One red bull calf and one red steer were impounded at O'Connell Plains on February 10, 1849, and will be sold impound