notice · 1837
Page-9 column overflow bundling four distinct notices: tail of the convict-assignment return (Wyndham, Wollstonecraft, Yaldwynn etc.); Bathurst Quarter Sessions (29 May, Gilbert Wright, Clerk of the Peace); colony-wide Quarter Sessions notice; and Unclaimed Property held by Campbelltown Police (a bay filly 'supposed stolen', musket, watch etc.) to be auctioned 8 May, signed John M'Alister, Chief Constable.
shepherd, 1 brushmaker, I glassblower, 1 rope- maker's boy, 1 errand boy, 1 porter, 1 miller and maltster, …
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PersonThomas Tilston
PlacePaterson
PersonGeorge Wyndham
PlaceHunter's River
PersonJohn West senior
PlaceBathurst
PersonWilliam Walker
PersonThomas West
PlaceBathurst
PersonGeorge Weller
PlaceLake Macquarie
PersonAlexander Watt
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 272, 19 April 1837.
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People in this noticeGeorge Wyndham · John West senior · William Walker · Thomas West · George Weller · Alexander Watt
Also on page 9The Post Office at Darlington has been relocated, and a new Postmaster · Page-9 column overflow: Darlington Post Office removal (new Postmaster
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