Victoria Government Gazette, No. 16, 1851 — every indexed notice

A proclamation by Lieutenant Governor Charles Joseph La Trobe regarding the Colony of Victoria and its Dependeproclamation

A proclamation regarding the establishment of the first session of the Legislative Council of Victoria, based proclamation

Charles Joseph La Trobe proclaims the first session of the Legislative Council of Victoria to commence on Noveproclamation

Tenders are invited for the purchase of approximately fifteen hundred ounces of gold received by the Colonial tender

Notice is given that gold, being a natural product of Victoria, must be entered at the Custom House upon exporother

New regulations are being implemented to prevent unauthorized individuals, particularly those in public servicnotice

Arrangements have been made for the weekly conveyance of gold from Buninyong to Melbourne and Geelong under arother

Arrangements have been made for depositing gold with the Commissioner at the workings for the weekly escort, aother

A notice from the Colonial Secretary's Office in Melbourne regarding the fee for Certificates of Naturalizationotice

This notice outlines the process for aliens to obtain a Certificate of Naturalization in the Colony of Victorinotice

This notice outlines the process for aliens to obtain naturalization and become natural born British subjects other

This notice details the oath of allegiance required for memorialists granted rights and capacities by a certifother

This notice details the administration of oaths for allegiance to the Crown and the regulation of fees for obtother

Tenders are invited for the conveyance of Post Office mails for one year from January 1, 1852, with specific rtender

Terms and conditions for mail conveyance contractors regarding mail despatch, conveyance methods, passenger liother

Tenderers for mail conveyance services must ensure vehicles and horses are approved, drivers are free men of gtender

Tenders are invited for the daily conveyance of mails between Melbourne and Geelong by a two-horse vehicle fortender

This notice presents substituted tenders for mail conveyance routes in 1852, including routes between Port Faitender

Tenders are invited for furnishing supplies for the Colonial Service in 1852, including daily rations of provitender

Conditions for tenders for the supply of various provisions and services including flour, beef, mutton, wine, tender

This notice details conditions for government contracts, including arbitration, rejection of goods, penalties other

Conditions for submitting tenders for government contracts, requiring security, certificates from sureties, antender

Tenders are invited for rations and separate articles for various districts in Victoria, including Melbourne, tender

The Colonial Treasurer will auction the lease for one year of the Wharfage and Tonnage Rates at the Queen's Whtender

Coroners are to act only within the Police District in which they reside; in districts without Coroners, Policother

The Denominational School Board has been appointed to manage National Schools business in Victoria.notice

Tarraville in Gipps Land has been declared a place where fermented liquors can be sold in quantities of not leother

This notice describes the boundaries of the township of Tarraville in Gipps Land, detailing its subdivisions aother

A site has been approved for a town at Corinella, and the plan is available for viewing.other

A notice from the Surveyor General's Office in Melbourne regarding a site for Corinella at Western Port Bay.other

Edward Brown Addis, Frederick Armond Powlett, Henry William Hutchenson Smythe, William Nairn Gray, Charles Jamappointment

Writs have been returned certifying the appointment of several gentlemen to serve as Members of the Legislativappointment

The Lieutenant Governor has appointed gentlemen to serve as Councillors for various District Councils due to uappointment

A block of land known as Brodribb, estimated to contain about 16,000 acres, situated at the lower extremity ofland grant

George Synnot announces he has sold his interest in the Geelong Loan Society and is no longer liable for its dnotice

A comparative statement of the revenue of the Colony of Victoria for the quarters ending September 30, 1850, afinance return

John Barker, Esq. was appointed Clerk of the Legislative Council by His Excellency the Lieutenant Governor.appointment

Andrew James Learmonth, Esquire, of Buninyong, was appointed a Magistrate of the Colony of Victoria and its deappointment

Hugh C. E. Childers, Esq. was appointed Secretary to the Denominational School Board by His Excellency the Lieappointment

Andrew Wilson Hume, Esq. has been appointed Coroner for the district of Belfast.appointment

John Alfrey Porter Esq. is appointed to discharge the duties of the Registrar of the Supreme Court for the Disappointment

William A'Beckett is identified as the Resident Judge of the Supreme Court of New South Wales for the Districtappointment

George Dodds was appointed Bailiff to the Small Debts Court for the District of Belfast.appointment

Jonathan Binns Were Esq. appointed Consul for the Colony by the free Hanseatic City of Hamburgh, with Her Majeappointment

Colin Campbell Esq. B.A. Oxon. has been appointed Inspector of Schools under the Denominational system upon thappointment

A legal notice detailing a petition against Joseph Davison by Matthew Hervey, John Mickle, and John Bakewell rother

A writ concerning the sequestration of Joseph Davison's estate for insolvency, with a court date set for Octobother

A legal writ concerning the sequestration of Joseph Davison's estate, issued by Edward Beaumont Wellings Sandwother

A notice announces a Criminal Sessions and General Gaol Delivery of the Supreme Court for the Colony of Victornotice

Notice is given that the Court of Requests for the Town of Melbourne and County of Bourke with £10 jurisdictionotice

Notice of a Court of Requests hearing for the Town of Melbourne and County of Bourke with jurisdiction to £10,notice

A Court for the Recovery of Small Debts, having a jurisdiction of Ten Pounds, will be held at Mount Macedon.notice

A notice from the Police Office, Kyneton, Mount Macedon, establishing monthly meetings for the Bench of Magistother

Notice regarding the Victoria Fire and Marine Insurance Company, dated September 20, 1851, from Kyneton.other

Henry Moor announces the disposal of his shares and cessation as a partner in the Victoria Fire and Marine Insother

The annual Licensing meeting of the Justices for the City of Melbourne will be held.auction

Applications for Auctioneers Licenses will be considered on November 25, 1851, at the Police Office, Melbourneauction

The annual meeting for the licensing of auctioneers in the County of Bourke will be held at the Police Office,auction

Applications for Auctioneers' Licenses will be considered on November 25, 1851, at the Police Office, Melbournauction

The tender box for public works and stores has been relocated from the Government Offices to the Colonial Treatender

Notice of an annual meeting for the licensing of auctioneers in Melbourne on October 16, 1851.auction

A meeting of Justices in Geelong will consider applications for Auctioneers' Licenses on November 25, 1851.auction

A notice from the Police Office in Wangaratta dated October 14, 1851.other

Address registers in No 96 Elizabeth street, Flinders lane, Corner, of Elizabeth and and 4 other places (7 entaddress register

A notice from the police at Horsham regarding a stolen bay horse, to be sold if unclaimed by November 30th.impound

A notice from the Police Office, Horsham, regarding a stolen bay horse found in possession of the police, to bimpound

A bay draft horse, believed stolen from Melbourne, is in police possession at Belfast and will be sold if unclimpound

Forfeited property including a horse, bridle, and saddle found in possession of the police at Belfast will be auction

An auction of unclaimed items including a saddle, bridle, horse hobbles, rugs, blankets, coat straps, razors, auction

Forfeited property including a saddle and bridle will be sold by public auction at Wangaratta, and an unclaimeauction

An unclaimed horse, bridle, and saddle found in possession of the police at Belfast will be sold by public aucauction

A notice describing a snaffle bridle and a pigskin saddle, stuffed flaps, sound, to be sold by order of the Poauction

A reward of ten pounds is offered for the apprehension of prisoner Henry Staunton, who escaped from Her Majestreward

Information is requested regarding the current residence of Joseph Dearing, an exile who arrived in the districonvict admin

Information is requested regarding the current residence of Richard Meatyard, who arrived in the district as aconvict admin

Information is requested regarding the current residence of William Smith, alias William Stack, who arrived inconvict admin

Information is requested regarding the current whereabouts of William Jeffcott, an exile who arrived in 1846.convict admin

Information is requested regarding the current whereabouts and circumstances of Henry Carroll, who arrived in convict admin

Information is requested regarding Peter Duff, who arrived in Sydney in 1839 and was employed by Messrs. M'Artother

Information is requested regarding the present residence of James Redmayne Holme, who arrived in Port Phillip other

Information is requested regarding the current residence of Joseph Sheldon, who arrived in Hobart Town on Apriother

Information is requested regarding George Randall, who arrived in Port Phillip in 1846, and a notice to poundkother

A chestnut mare and a brown filly foal were impounded at the River Leigh on October 14th, 1851, and will be soimpound

A notice lists 13 impounded horses at Wangaratta, with descriptions and brands, to be sold if not released by impound

A notice detailing impounded animals at the Grange on October 13th, including descriptions of horses and filliimpound

A dark bay horse was impounded at River Leigh on October 18th, 1851, and will be sold if not claimed by Novembimpound

Notice of impounded animals at Bacchus Marsh, including descriptions, brands, claimed damages, and potential simpound

Animals impounded at Buninyong on October 16, 1851, including horses and a pony, with a sale scheduled for Novimpound

Notice of impounded animals at Burn Bank, including a bay mare, a grey yearling colt, and a black mare with foimpound

Two horses were impounded at Wangaratta on October 17th, 1851, and will be sold if not released by November 10impound

Notice of impounded animals at Bulleen, Upper Yarra, including horses, a pony, a filly, and various cows and himpound

One red and white spotted heifer was impounded and will be sold on November 13, 1851, if not claimed.impound

A notice from Kilmore dated October 11th, 1851, lists 39 impounded cattle including bullocks, steers, heifers,impound

A list of impounded animals including heifers, cows, steers, and a bullock, with descriptions of their markingimpound

Animals impounded at Morang, River Plenty on October 11th, 1851, by Mr. Boland and Mr. Macdonald, with a deadlimpound

A bay gelding and a bridle-sided cow were impounded at Melbourne on October 18th and 19th, 1851, respectively.impound

A Poundkeeper's notice listing impounded animals, including horses, a colt, a gelding, a mare, heifers, and a impound

A list of impounded cattle at Kyneton, with descriptions and brands, to be sold if not claimed by November 14,impound

A poundkeeper is advertising the sale of several impounded horses and a colt if they are not claimed by Novembimpound

A notice from Buningyong Poundkeeper George Innes lists impounded horses on October 6th and 7th, 1851, to be simpound

A notice from Kalkallo Pound lists impounded cattle and horses from October 6th and 7th, 1851, with a warning impound

10 impounded animals including cows, heifers, steers, and bulls are listed as being held at Pentridge, with a impound

A brown mare with specific markings and branding, advertised for sale, was mistakenly identified and should haimpound

A notice from the poundkeeper in Kilmore corrects the description of a bay mare advertised for sale, specifyinimpound