other · 1845
A notice from the General Post Office, Sydney, dated June 23, 1845, reports that the ship 'Mary' was wrecked in Bass' Straits, resulting in the loss of 770 letters, including seven registered letters, addressed to various parties.
General Post Office, Sydney, 23rd June, 1845. THE ship 'Mary' which sailed from this Port for London, on 19th May last, …
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ShipMary
Locationthis Port
LocationLondon
LocationBass' Straits
AddresseeMrs. J. Sharp
LocationBirmingham
AddresseeM. Brennan
LocationEnnis
AddresseeRev. J. Rourke
LocationClare
AddresseeRichard Fancourt
AddresseeG. Pollard
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 51, 27 June 1845.
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Elsewhere in this issueThis is the masthead for the New South Wales Government Gazette publis · Frederick Bedwell and Andrew Lang were appointed as Magistrates of the · Tenders are invited for the rebuilding of two platform bridges between · Persons tendering · All 43 notices in this issue
The same week in the colonyNew South Wales Government Gazette 24 June 1845 · 48 notices · Port Phillip Government Gazette 25 June 1845 · 5 notices · New South Wales Government Gazette 28 June 1845 · 94 notices
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