other · 1837
Page-9 column overflow: Darlington Post Office removal (new Postmaster Mr Jones, replacing Mr Glennie, James Raymond); colony Quarter Sessions sittings (Sydney/Campbelltown/Parramatta/Windsor, Frederick Garling, Clerk of the Peace); wool sale of 45 bales of the late Church and School Corporation clip at Aspinall Browne & Co, Darling Harbour, 25 April (Henry Fisher, agent); and the START of the absconded-prisoners notice (heading + Taylor Thomas, Christian Henry, Bishop Benjamin), signed John Ryan Brenan, Principal Superintendent of Convicts.
Jones, and who has been appointed Postmaster, in the room of Mr. Glennie, resigned. JAMES RAYMOND. …
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OfficialJames Raymond
PlaceParramatta
PlaceSydney
OfficialFrederick Garling
OfficialClerk of the Peace
PlaceSydney
PlaceSydney
OfficialHenry Fisher
OfficialThomas Bell
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 272, 19 April 1837.
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People in this noticeFrederick Garling · Henry Fisher · Thomas Bell · John Ryan Brenan · Taylor Thomas, alias Henley Thomas · Christian Henry, alias Stephens John
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