appointment · 1851
Mr. Richard Bloomfield, Chief Constable at the Grange, has been appointed Inspector of Slaughter Houses and of Cattle intended to be slaughtered in the District of Wellington.
HIS Excellency the Lieutenant Governor has been pleased to appoint MR. RICHARD BLOOMFIELD. …
Read the corrected notice
The full corrected transcription, the exact page region of the original scan, a clean downloadable page and citation tools.
Recorded in this notice
OfficialMR. RICHARD BLOOMFIELD
OfficialChief Constable at the Grange
OfficialInspector of Slaughter Houses
SignatoryW. LONSDALE
LocationMelbourne
Locationthe Grange
LocationWellington
Appointment Date29th December, 1851
Legislation Date5th William IV
Victoria Government Gazette, No. 26, 31 December 1851.
The trail continues
Every record leads to another — follow the people, pages and weeks that surround this notice.
This person elsewhereMR. RICHARD BLOOMFIELD 8 share this name
People in this noticeW. LONSDALE
Also on page 2Mr. Frederick Charles Hebert has been appointed Clerk of Petty Session · This notice from the Colonial Secretary's Office in Melbourne details · Mr. William Hogarth, previously Clerk of Petty Sessions at Mount Maced · The Lieutenant Governor has declared Port Albert a Shipping Point wher
Elsewhere in this issueThis is the masthead and dateline for the Victoria Government Gazette · Tenders are being sought for various supplies for the Colonial Governm · Tenders are sought for colonial service contracts until 12 o'clock on · Tenders are invited for various supplies including saddlery, lime, hor · All 54 notices in this issue
Similar noticesThomas M'Gee was appointed Inspector of Slaughter Houses and Cattle in 1851 · Thomas King was appointed Inspector of Slaughter Houses and Cattle in 1851 · Mr. Henry Ringwood, Chief Constable of Albury, has been appointed Insp 1851 · Mr. Henry Ringwood has been appointed Inspector of Slaughter Houses an 1851
Near this placeMelbourne · the Grange · Wellington