Gazette issue · 1850

Port Phillip Government Gazette, No. 27, 3 July 1850

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A proclamation issued by Sir Charles Augustus Fitz Roy, Governor-in-Chief of New South Wales, dated July 3, 18proclamation
Sir Charles Augustus Fitz Roy, Governor of New South Wales, extends the time for the return of a writ for an eproclamation
Robert Tennent, Esquire, was appointed a Magistrate of the Territory and its Dependencies, in the District of appointment
Additional rules for the regulation of the Jetty at Corio, Geelong, Port Phillip, were published after being aother
Notice seeking the apprehension of William Taylor (otherwise Hawkins), an escaped prisoner from Melbourne Gaolrunaway
Notice seeking the apprehension of Robert Lemon Mostyn, who escaped from the Lock-up at Portland on the eveninrunaway
A notice from the Police Office, Portland dated 10th June, 1850, concerning a Police Magistrate.other
The Governor directs that the Melbourne Gaol and its associated Stockade are appointed places for the detentioconvict admin
Mr William Brack has been appointed Inspector of Slaughter Houses and of cattle intended for slaughter at Brokappointment
An auction will be held for a condemned boat and oars belonging to the Customs Department, and a reward of £50auction
A reward of fifty pounds is offered for information leading to the apprehension and conviction of those responreward
A reward of Ten Pounds is offered for information leading to the apprehension and conviction of those who robbreward
The business of Henderson and Connolly, blacksmiths and wheelwrights in Elizabeth-street, Melbourne, has been other
A reward of Two Pounds is offered for information regarding the whereabouts of Charles Cole, an absconded hirerunaway
J. Herring and Alfred Hull give notice that they have disposed of their shares in the Victoria Fire and Marineother
A notice regarding the Court of Requests for Melbourne and Bourke County, detailing hearing dates, plaint filinotice
A notice detailing impounded cattle at Sugar Loaf Creek on June 29, 1850, with descriptions of brands and markimpound
A list of impounded animals including cattle and steers, with descriptions and brands, to be sold on July 24thimpound
A list of impounded animals, primarily cattle, with descriptions and brands, impounded at Horsham on June 24thimpound
This notice details impounded cattle, including descriptions, brands, and potential sale dates if not claimed impound
Several impounded animals including cows, bullocks, steers, and heifers with descriptions of markings and branimpound
A bright bay mare with specific markings and a black colt foal at foot was impounded at the Grange on June 24timpound
A list of impounded animals including horses and a filly, with descriptions and brands, to be sold if not claiimpound
Four horses and a foal were impounded at Sugar Loaf Creek on June 28, 1850, and will be sold on July 23 if notimpound
Several animals including cows, a heifer, a strawberry yearling, a mare, and a colt were impounded at Morang, impound
A list of impounded animals at Bulleen, including descriptions of their color, markings, brands, and the landsimpound
Several impounded animals are listed from Patrick Mahoney, Joseph Camm, and John MacGillivray at The Grange, wimpound
Information is requested regarding the whereabouts of George Bates, an exile who arrived in Port Phillip on thrunaway
Information is requested regarding the whereabouts of John Donelly, who was last known to be in the service ofother
Information is requested regarding the whereabouts of Bridget M'Cann, who left Ireland in 1847 and has not beerunaway