Victoria Government Gazette, No. 17, 1851 — every indexed notice

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

This notice declares the Governor's authority to fix the time and place for sessions of the Legislative Counciproclamation

The first session of the Legislative Council of Victoria is proclaimed to commence on November 11, 1851, at Stproclamation

The Lieutenant-Governor directs that efforts will be made to prevent unauthorized persons, especially seamen onotice

Notice is given that the Local Customs Laws require gold to be entered at the Custom House upon exportation, wother

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

Arrangements have been made for gold to be deposited with Mr. Commissioner Doveton at the workings for the weeother

The Lieutenant-Governor has appointed Commissioners of Crown Lands to issue gold digging licenses and has appoappointment

This notice from the Colonial Secretary's Office in Melbourne on October 4, 1851, announces the return of Writnotice

The Lieutenant Governor notifies that a fee of £1 1s. has been fixed for Certificates of Naturalization under notice

This notice details the rights and capacities granted to aliens upon naturalization in the Colony of Victoria,other

Election results in South Bourke, Evelyn, and Mornington, Grant, Normanby, Dundas, and Follet and 12 other plaelection result

This notice outlines the process for individuals to apply for and receive a certificate granting them the righconvict admin

This notice details the oath required for memorialists to receive certificates of rights and capacities, and oother

Tenders are invited for various supplies and services for the Colonial Government in 1852, including stationertender

Conditions for tenders for supplies to the Colonial Service in 1852, including requirements for pricing, delivtender

Notice of contracts for the Colonial Service for the year 1852, issued from the Colonial Secretary's Office intender

Tenders are invited for furnishing supplies for twelve months commencing January 1, 1852, with conditions to btender

This notice details daily rations for various groups including emigrants, prisoners, officers, and specific seother

Conditions for a tender to supply various provisions and forage, including requirements for quality, delivery,tender

This notice details contract provisions regarding arbitration, replacement of rejected articles, penalties forother

Tenders are invited for provisions, etc., with a security deposit of £2000 required, and specific requirementstender

Tenders are invited for mail conveyance services in various districts including Melbourne, Geelong, Normanby, tender

Tenders for mail conveyance services in 1852 are substituted for previously published tenders, detailing routetender

The Colonial Treasurer will auction the lease for wharfage and tonnage rates at the Queen's Wharf, Melbourne, auction

A notice clarifying the jurisdiction of Coroners within the colony, stating they are to act only within their other

A notice announces that a town site has been fixed upon at Corinella, with the approved plan available for vienotice

A notice designates Corinella, Settlement Point, Western Port Bay as a town site.proclamation

The Denominational School Board has been appointed to manage National Schools until further arrangements are mappointment

This notice lists individuals licensed as auctioneers in September 1851 under the Act of the Governor and Counauction

Land sales in County, Parish, Residence and 11 other places (8 lots).land sale

John Black makes a sworn statement regarding weekly statements for the average amount of liabilities.finance return

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A financial abstract of the assets and liabilities of the Bank of New South Wales for the quarter ending Septefinance return

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David Charteris McArthur makes a sworn statement regarding average amounts of liabilities within the colony, bfinance return

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An abstract of the assets of the Bank of Australasia in Victoria for the period of July 1st to September 30th,finance return

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A sworn statement by Charles Bradshaw regarding the average amounts of liabilities and assets within the Colonfinance return

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An abstract of the assets and liabilities of the Union Bank of Australia for the quarter ending September 30, finance return

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Notice is given that tenders will be received for the lease of a vacant Crown land run, with specific requiremtender

Description of a block of land known as Brodribb in the Gipps Land District, estimated to contain about 16,000land grant

Tarraville, in Gipps Land, has been declared a place where fermented liquors may be sold in quantities of not proclamation

This notice contains a description of the boundaries of Tarraville and a monthly list of persons who acquired notice

This notice lists individuals, Thos. Hill, J. Docker, and C. Tilson, who have obtained licenses to depasture snotice

This notice appears to be a fragmented list of names and place names, possibly related to land or administratinotice

A. Mackenzie is appointed as Colonial Treasurer.appointment

Andrew Scott Esq. of Mount Buninyong has been appointed a Magistrate of the Territory and its Dependencies.appointment

Colin Campbell, B.A. Oxon, has been appointed Inspector of Schools under the Denominational system.appointment

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

John Barker, Esq. has been appointed Clerk of the Legislative Council by His Excellency the Lieutenant Governoappointment

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

Hugh C. E. Childers, Esq. has been appointed as Secretary to the Denominational School Board by His Excellencyappointment

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

Mr. John Clements McCourt has been appointed Chief-Constable of the Police District of Flooding Creek.appointment

Richard Sutton has been appointed Poundkeeper at Colac, replacing James Ritchie who was dismissed.appointment

A notice ordering the holding of Criminal Sessions and General Gaol Delivery for the Supreme Court of New Soutnotice

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

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

A notice from the Registrar regarding court procedures for filing plaints, defenses, and set-offs, dated Octobnotice

The tender box for Stores and Public Works has been relocated to the entrance passage of the Colonial Treasurytender

A list of spirit merchants in the City of Melbourne, including their names and addresses, signed by G. P. Sturfinance return

The annual meeting for the licensing of auctioneers in the City of Melbourne will be held on October 18, 1851.auction

This notice announces the annual licensing meeting for auctioneers in the City of Melbourne.auction

An announcement regarding applications for Auctioneers' Licenses in Melbourne, to be considered on November 25auction

An annual meeting for the licensing of auctioneers in the County of Bourke was scheduled for October 20th, 185auction

The annual Licensing Meeting for auctioneers in the County of Bourke will be held.auction

An announcement regarding applications for Auctioneers' Licenses in Melbourne on November 25th, with applicatiauction

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

A meeting of Justices will be held in Geelong on November 25, 1851, to consider applications for Auctioneers' auction

A court for the recovery of small debts with a jurisdiction of ten pounds will be held at Mount Macedon.other

Court sittings for the recovery of small debts will be held at the Police Office, Kyneton, Mount Macedon, on tnotice

A notice regarding auctioneers' licences for the Police District of Bacchus Marsh, Horsham, and Mount Macedon.auction

Notice is hereby given that the Annual General Meeting of Justices of the Peace for the Police District of Bacother

An auctioneer's license application meeting will be held at the Police Office, Bacchus Marsh on November 25th.auction

A notice regarding a stolen bay horse found in Horsham, to be sold if not claimed by November 30th, 1851.other

Thomas Halfpenny, Chief Constable of Horsham, is seeking to defray expenses from the Police Office in Horsham.other

A notice is given that an annual meeting for the licensing of auctioneers in the District of Belfast will be hnotice

Thomas Simpson, Clerk of Petty Sessions, will consider applications for Auctioneers' Licenses at the Police Ofauction

Notice of an annual meeting for the licensing of auctioneers in the Police District of Broken River, to be helauction

A notice is given that a meeting of Justices for the District will be held.notice

A notice from the Police Office, Benalla, announcing a meeting on November 25th to consider applications for Aauction

Robert Garnsey Meade, Clerk of Petty Sessions, issued a notice from the Police Office in Benalla on October 23other

A notice is given that a General Meeting of Justices of Peace for the District of Portland will be held.other

Applications for auctioneers' licenses in Portland are being considered on November 25th, 1851, with applicatiauction

A bay draft horse, believed to be stolen from a water carrier in Melbourne, is in the possession of the policeother

Two horses, one dark bay and one roan, impounded and now in the charge of the police at Wangaratta, are believimpound

Forfeited property in the charge of the Police at Wangaratta will be sold by public auction.auction

A list of unclaimed items including saddlery, rugs, blankets, clothing, and personal effects, to be sold by orother

This notice contains two separate datelines from police offices in Wangaratta and Belfast, dated October 1851.other

An unclaimed horse, bridle, and saddle in possession of the police will be sold by public auction at the Belfaauction

A description of a saddle and bridle is provided by order of the Police Magistrate, John Frizell, Chief Constaother

A reward is offered for information regarding the murder of David Grey near Jackson's Creek, with suspicion fareward

A reward of twenty pounds is offered for information leading to the apprehension and conviction of Henry Smithreward

A reward of ten pounds is offered for the apprehension of escaped prisoner Henry Staunton from Her Majesty's Greward

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

Information is requested regarding the current whereabouts of Richard Meatyard, who arrived in the district asconvict admin

Information is requested regarding the whereabouts of William Smith, also known as William Stack, who arrived other

An application was made to the Colonial Secretary's Office for information regarding the whereabouts of Williaother

Information is requested regarding the whereabouts and circumstances of Henry Carroll, who arrived in Sydney iother

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

Information is requested regarding the current whereabouts of James Redmayne Holme, who arrived in Port Philliother

Information is requested regarding the whereabouts of Joseph Sheldon, who arrived in Hobart Town on April 3, 1other

Information is requested regarding George Randall, who arrived in Port Phillip in 1846, and poundkeepers are rother

17 impounded animals, including cows, bulls, heifers, and steers, were held at Braybrook Pound from October 17impound

A notice from Kilmore lists impounded cattle including bullocks, cows, heifers, and calves, with descriptions impound

A notice from the Bacchus Marsh pound detailing impounded cattle and horses, with a sale scheduled for Novembeimpound

One light grey mare, one brown filly, one roan filly, one bay colt, and one black mare were impounded at Moranimpound

Two impounded horses, a chestnut filly and a dark grey filly, were impounded at the Grange on October 20, 1851impound

Ewen McKinnon, Poundkeeper at Grange, impounded 22 animals at Bullock Creek on October 15, 1851, including bulimpound

Three horses were impounded at the River Leigh and will be sold if not claimed by November 15th.impound

This notice corrects identification marks on impounded livestock, including a red stag and a bullock, with speimpound

William Spurling reports 12 impounded animals at Broken River, including horses, mares, and colts, with descriimpound

Seven animals, including horses, a filly, and a bullock, were impounded at Sugar Loaf Creek Pound on October 2impound

A notice from Sugar Loaf Creek detailing impounded horses and mares, with a sale scheduled for November 16th iimpound

Two separate impoundment notices detail animals taken in at Sugar Loaf Creek and Bulleen, with descriptions, bimpound

Notice of impounded animals at Wangaratta on October 22, 1851, including descriptions of cattle and a magpie.impound

A notice lists numerous impounded cattle, including cows, heifers, bullocks, and steers, with descriptions of impound

Notice of impounded animals at Wangaratta on October 22, 1851, with details of brands, descriptions, and fees.impound

Notice of impounded animals at Kilmore, with details of their description, brands, fees, and potential sale daimpound

A notice from Wangaratta dated October 14th, 1851, listing impounded animals including horses with descriptionimpound

A bay horse was impounded at the Grange on October 13th by D. & D. C. Kennedy.impound

A notice from Poundkeeper Ewen McKinnon lists five impounded fillies (chestnut, dark bay, brown, chestnut, roaimpound

A list of impounded animals at Kyneton on October 11, 1851, with descriptions and brands, to be sold if not climpound

A notice listing impounded animals including horses and a colt, with details of brands and markings, to be solimpound

Notice of impounded animals at Burn Fank on October 6, 1851, including a bay mare, a grey yearling colt, and aimpound

A notice detailing impounded animals at Morang, River Plenty, on October 11th, 1851, including descriptions ofimpound

Three horses, including a bay filly, a chestnut filly, and a bay colt, were impounded by W. C. Walker and willimpound

A notice listing impounded animals at Melbourne, including descriptions, dates of impoundment, and details of impound

Notice of impounded animals at Bacchus Marsh on October 15th, 1851, with details on animal descriptions, damagimpound

A notice from Buningyong lists several impounded horses and a cob, with details on their brands, colors, and mimpound

A dark bay rig horse was impounded at River Leigh on October 18th and will be sold if not claimed by November impound

John Pearce, Poundkeeper at River Leigh, impounded a chestnut mare and a brown filly on October 14th, 1851, toimpound

A list of impounded animals at Bulleen, Upper Yarra, with descriptions and brands, to be sold if not claimed bimpound

Notice of impounded animals at Kalkallo on October 6th, 1851, including various bullocks and colts, with a salimpound

One cream-coloured pony was impounded at Buninyong on October 16, 1851.impound

One bay draft horse, one bay horse, one bay horse, one chestnut horse, and one bay mare were impounded and wilimpound

Two horses, a black horse and a bay mare, were impounded at Wangaratta on October 17th, 1851, with a release dimpound

10 impounded animals, including cows, heifers, steers, and bullocks, were held at Pentridge Pound from Octoberimpound

A list of impounded cattle, including bullocks, steers, heifers, and cows, with descriptions of their brands aimpound

A white heifer calf with brown ears, marked FD or ED near ribs, impounded and to be sold if not claimed by Novimpound

Several impounded animals, including horses and a mare, are listed with descriptions, brands, locations, and pimpound

A roan mare impounded at the Grange on October 1st by Mr. Moffat is to be sold on November 3rd if not releasedimpound

A list of impounded cattle at Bacchus Marsh Pound, with details of brands and markings, to be sold on Novemberimpound

Several horses and a filly were impounded at Burn Bank in October 1851, with details on their brands, markingsimpound

Four horses (a light bay horse, a bay mare, a dark bay mare, and a black pony mare) have been impounded and wiimpound

A bay colt with black points, impounded at Melbourne on October 24th, 1851, by Andrew Binns near the Race Courimpound

A chestnut filly was impounded at the Grange on October 20, 1851, for trespassing and driving, and will be solimpound

Several horses and colts were impounded at Bacchus Marsh on October 24th, 1851, with details of their brands aimpound