pardon · 1836
Brine James
Despatch dated 12th November, 1835, No. 72. CONDITIONAL PARDONS. …
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GranteeJames Brine
ShipSurry
GranteeJames Hammett
ShipSurry
GranteeJohn Stanfield
ShipSurry
GranteeThomas Stanfield
ShipSurry
GranteeJames Loveless
PersonSurry
GranteeJohn Dickinson
ShipSiren
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 227, 22 June 1836.
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People in this noticeJames Hammett · John Stanfield · Thomas Stanfield · James Loveless · Surry · John Dickinson
Also on page 11Crown seizure sale, Goulburn, 14 July 1836: ~1000 head of cattle, 17 h · The intended sale of cattle at Goulburn has been postponed until July · An auction of cattle, sheep, a mare and foal, and horses will be held · A government auction of 670 sheep, including rams and wethers, confisc
Elsewhere in this issueWilliam Murphy was appointed Ironed-Gang Constable attached to the Hul · Several alterations in the Police of the Colony were approved by His E · Tenders are requested for the erection of a Watch-house and Court-room · This notice is a concluding statement from the Office of the Colonial · All 75 notices in this issue
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