impound · 1848
Charles Spinks, Poundkeeper at Carcoar, impounded several cattle including a brindle working bullock, a white heifer calf, a yellow and white poley cow, a yellow heifer, a brindle bullock, and a yellow backed steer.
IMPOUNDED at Carcoar, on the 11th day of April, I 1848. …
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New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 42, 21 April 1848.
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Also on page 15One brindle working bullock impounded at Anvil Creek on April 12, 1848 · Thomas Ledsam, Poundkeeper at West Maitland Pound, impounded a bay col · John Maddy, Poundkeeper, impounded four cows and one steer for common · George A. F. Kibble, Poundkeeper, impounded several cattle and horses
Elsewhere in this issueThis notice details descriptions, crimes, and sentences of convicts, i · Prisoner of the Crown Nelson James, holding a Ticket of Leave, is ille · James Meagher, Poundkeeper, impounded several cattle from the Estate o · John Dwyer, Poundkeeper at Bungendore, impounded several cattle includ · All 100 notices in this issue
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