Victoria Government Gazette, No. 16, 21 April 1852 — every indexed notice

A proclamation by Lieutenant Governor Charles Joseph La Trobe concerning the Victoria Government Gazette.proclamation

Charles Joseph La Trobe, Lieutenant Governor of Victoria, further prorogues the Legislative Council to Tuesdayproclamation

A proclamation declares a Watch-house in Portland as a Public Gaol, Prison, and House of Correction under an Aproclamation

The Watch-house at Portland is declared a Public Gaol, Prison, and House of Correction.proclamation

A proclamation by C. J. La Trobe, with command from W. Lonsdale, declaring a Watch-house in Portland as a Publproclamation

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

The Pentridge Stockade and its reserve are proclaimed as a House of Correction in Victoria.proclamation

This notice details the establishment of three new parish roads in the Melbourne area, including routes connecproclamation

A description of land boundaries in the parish of Yuroke.other

A notice regarding the survey and tracing of roads, requesting objections in conformity with the Act for the Mother

A notice from the Surveyor General's Office requesting objections to the formation of roads within one month.other

The Lieutenant Governor directs attention to the preparation and revision of Electoral Lists, outlining deadliconvict admin

A notice regarding the reporting of sudden deaths and acts of violence to the Colonial Secretary's Office for other

A reward of thirty pounds is offered for information leading to the apprehension of John Goldman, accused of sreward

A reward of Thirty Pounds is offered for the apprehension of John Goldman, accused of shooting Corporal Williareward

A reward of twenty-five pounds is offered for information leading to the apprehension of John Goldman, accusedreward

A reward of twenty-five pounds is offered for the apprehension of escaped prisoners John Williams and Henry Phreward

A reward of fifty pounds or a conditional pardon is offered for information leading to the apprehension and coreward

A reward of two hundred and fifty pounds or a conditional pardon is offered for information leading to the appreward

Jackson, Rae & Co. offered a reward of five hundred pounds for the conviction of robbers of gold from the barqreward

A list detailing the brands on 23 boxes, their contents (gold), weights, and some sender/recipient informationother

A description of horses that have strayed or been stolen from the Crown Commissioner's Paddock in Gipps Land oimpound

Appointments made by His Excellency the Lieutenant Governor until the pleasure of Her Majesty is known, includappointment

Robert Williams Pohlman, Esquire, of Richmond, has been appointed a Magistrate of the Colony of Victoria and iappointment

Edward Eyre Williams, Esquire, Barrister-at-law, has been appointed by His Excellency the Lieutenant Governor.appointment

W. Lonsdale makes an appointment to the Office of Solicitor General of the Colony of Victoria.appointment

Mr. Frank Tattersall has been appointed as Deputy Inspector of Water Police by His Excellency the Lieutenant Gappointment

Charles John Pitfield Lydiard has been appointed as Inspector of Police by the Lieutenant Governor.appointment

Frederick Thomas West Ford, Esquire, has been appointed Colonial Assistant Surgeon by His Excellency the Lieutappointment

Warrants for payment of accounts on the Public Service have been received, and parties are requested to attendfinance return

A financial abstract detailing the average liabilities and assets of the Bank of Australasia in Victoria from finance return

A financial abstract detailing the average liabilities and assets of the Bank of New South Wales within the Cofinance return

Notice regarding the Pitfield township site from the Colonial Secretary's Office in Melbourne.other

George Parnell claims money from the Port Phillip Savings Bank in the estate of Maria Parnell, deceased.notice

A supplementary return lists spirit merchants and brewers who have registered their names and residences.finance return

A return of spirit merchants in the City of Melbourne, listing Charles Benjamin Hutton and Thomas Nutt with thfinance return

Henry Henden of Richmond is listed as a brewer under the inspection of E. P. S. Sturt, J.P., Chief Inspector ofinance return

A supplementary return of spirit merchants and brewers is provided.finance return

This is a notice from the Colonial Secretary's Office in Melbourne dated April 5th, 1852.other

Tenders are invited for making improvements on a portion of the Richmond Road, with specifications available atender

Tenders are invited for the construction of a bridge over Back Creek, near the Coliban.tender

Tenders are invited for the erection of a timber bridge over Back Creek near the Coliban on the Mount Macedon tender

Tenders are invited for the supply of doors for the new Gaol in Geelong.tender

Tenders are invited for work on the New Gaol at Geelong, with specifications available at the Colonial Architetender

Tenders are requested for the purchase of gold, with submissions to be sent to the Honorable the Colonial Treatender

Tenders are invited for the purchase of approximately 5,000 ounces of gold received by the Colonial Treasurer tender

The Colonial Architect, Henry Ginn, is offering work to mechanics of various trades, either for labor and matetender

Information is requested concerning John Barker Goodwin, for whom a letter from England is lying at the Coloninotice

Information is requested regarding Frederick Buckholz, for whom a letter has been forwarded by the Prussian Miother

Information requested regarding the whereabouts of James Hillard, formerly of South Petherton, Somersetshire, runaway

Information requested regarding the whereabouts of Angus M'Pherson, an emigrant by the ship Clifton in 1852.other

Information is requested regarding the whereabouts and condition of James McLay, who arrived in Port Phillip inotice

Information is required regarding the residence of Abraham Anderson, sought by his mother who arrived in Melborunaway

Information is requested regarding the whereabouts and condition of Michael Lynaham, who emigrated from Kings notice

Information requested regarding the whereabouts and condition of Richard Quadling, who arrived in Port Philliprunaway

Information is requested regarding the current residence of James Locket, who arrived in Port Phillip in 1848.runaway

Information is requested regarding the whereabouts of John Jinks, an exile who arrived in Port Phillip in 1848runaway

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

Information is requested regarding the whereabouts of Joseph Ingham, an exile who arrived in Port Phillip in 1convict admin

Poundkeepers are instructed on how to submit advertisements to the Victoria Government Gazette, including rateother

One black horse impounded at Kilmore on April 1st, 1852, will be sold if not claimed and expenses paid by Apriimpound

A notice listing several impounded animals in Melbourne, including cows, a bullock, a mare, and a gelding, witimpound

Alfred Denham, Poundkeeper, impounded a bay gelding, another bay gelding, a bay gelding pony, and a yellow bulimpound

G. SCARBOROUGH, Poundkeeper, at River Leigh Pound, is holding four cows and two heifers that were impounded, aimpound

This notice details the printing and publishing of government information by John Ferres at the Government Priother