other · 1846
This notice contains multiple official announcements including applications for Probate, notices regarding insolvent estates, and proceedings from the Court of Claims.
N OTICE is hereby given, that Elizabeth Burnicle, of Kent-street, in the City of Sydney, …
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DeceasedElizabeth Burnicle
DeceasedWilliam Burnicle
OfficialHOLDEN, CHAMBERS, & M'CARTHY
ExecutrixElizabeth Burnicle
DeceasedHenry Fisher
OfficialClark Irving
DeceasedJames Chapman
OfficialJ OHN WALKER
OfficialWilliam H. Kerr
LocationSydney
LocationGlenmore Distillery, near Sydney
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 26, 31 March 1846.
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People in this noticeWilliam Burnicle · HOLDEN, CHAMBERS, & M'CARTHY · Henry Fisher · Clark Irving · James Chapman · J OHN WALKER
Also on page 7Notice regarding the distribution of debts by the Chief Commissioner a · Mary Haely intends to apply for Letters of Administration for the good · Mary Ann Meehan and Elizabeth Meehan, by their attorney Parry Long, ar · Notice is given that a claim for a Deed of Grant of Land (Case No. 125
Elsewhere in this issueOccupation Licences advertised in the Government Gazette were sold by · A second meeting of creditors is called for the insolvent estate of Wi · A meeting of creditors for the insolvent estate of William Herbert Jar · A meeting of creditors for the insolvent estate of William Griffin is · All 73 notices in this issue
The same week in the colonyPort Phillip Government Gazette 2 April 1846 · 31 notices · New South Wales Government Gazette 3 April 1846 · 73 notices
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