other · 1842
Three separate notices welded together: appointment of Henry Nichols as keeper of the new public pound at Wollombi (G. O. Weston, Clerk of Petty Sessions); a bay mare and foal supposed stolen held by the Mounted Police at Liverpool (Major J. W. Nunn); and a desertion report for George Pashley (aged 24, forgeman, born Durham), who deserted the 90th Regiment of Foot at Parramatta on 28 June 1842.
[ 1010 ] Police Office, Wollombi, 5th July, 1842. OTICE is hereby given, …
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Recorded in this notice
OfficialKeeper
OfficialHenry Nichols
OfficialGeorge Ormsby Weston
OfficialClerk of Petty Sessions
OfficialJ. W. Nunn
OfficialMajor Commanding Mounted Police
OffenderGeorge Pashley
OfficialAlexander Cairncross
OfficialLieut. Col. 96th Regt.
LocationWollombi
LocationWollombi
LocationLiverpool
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 56, 15 July 1842.
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People in this noticeHenry Nichols · George Ormsby Weston · J. W. Nunn · George Pashley · Alexander Cairncross
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Elsewhere in this issueThis notice provides a detailed meteorological abstract for the South · Notices regarding insolvent estates, including sales of land and house · Terms and conditions for the purchase of the Equity of Redemption in l · Creditors of several deceased persons are notified to prove their debt · All 153 notices in this issue
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