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MAJOR-GENERAL MACARTHUR,

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N.B.-For Appointments, see Names of Officers and Ofices. For mutters connected with Contracts, Deeds, Elections, the Legislature, Proceedings in Courts, Partnerships, and Tenders, see Contracts, Deeds, Elections, Legislative Council, Legal Notices, Parliament, Partnerships, and Tenders.

A. Agricultural Museum: samples of seeds and specimens of vegetables and fruit, &c., requested to be forwarded to the Univer- ABBOTT, Joriv ROBERT, enquired for, 1822, 2235. sity Museum, Melbourne, 1569; agricultural statistical return Abstracts.--Sec Accounts, Bank Returns, Revenue. of Victoria, for the year ending 31st March, 1856, p. 1722. Accounts, Public:- Aide-de-camp, Lieutenant William Charles Bancroft appointed Authority under which expenditure on account of the service aide-de-camp to Governor Sir Henry Barkly, 2221, 2224. of 1856 may be incurred, classified, 425, 447 ; ditto, as Alberton, John Le Merchant Carey appointed visiting justice of firstpublished (being erroneous), 413. the gaol at, 705.-See Meteorological Journals. Claims for expenses of newspaper advertisements, collectors of electoral lists, &c., to be sent in, 1346, 1477; claims for pound, cattle impounded in, 1060 ; rates, 36 ; pound 1856, for services and supplies, to be closed, 2101, 2167; abolished, 2071. notice accordingly from the Chief Secretary's office, 2145, road district, meeting to form a board, 1871. 2223; ditto, from public lands department, 2119, 2223; ditto, from department of trade and customs, 2167, 2223; Alison and Knight, Foxton's bonded warehouse license trans- ditto, from public works department, 2203, 2223. ferred to, 852; license extended to contiguous wings, 2172. Outstanding payments waiting to be made to persons enume- Amos, Gilbert Andrew, appointed chairman of the Creswick rated, list of January, 1856, p. 170, 268; March, 455, 533; local court, 218. April, 614, 653; May, 774, 795; June, 924, 946; July, 1116, 1131; August, 1273, 1307; September, 1462; October, Anderson, William Acland Douglas, appointed a commissioner 1675; November, 1853; December, 2063. of sewers and water supply, Melbourne, 918. Police reward and benefit funds for 1855, p. 597. Appleton, Thomas, enquired for, 927, 1411. Regulations, 1; financial year, 2; classification of accounts, Approaching sales of crown lands, lists of, 36, 57, 67, 77, 96, 2; expenditure, 4; preparation of accounts, 6; mode of 108, 131, 148, 171, 188, 205, 239, 272, 326, 343, 367, 401, 416, keeping books, 7; treasury payment, 7 ; periodical accounts 436, 448, 467, 515, 535, 546, 563, 574, 589, 611, 630, 654, of revenue and expenditure, 8 ; inspection of accounts, S; 689, 701, 715, 726, 748, 771, 797, 809, 838, 852, 868, 885, 895, forms, 9-17; duplicate accounts of collections and claims 903, 918, 949, 959, 989, 1009, 1031, 1051, 1077, 1089, 1101, for services and supplies dispensed with, 391, 481; accounts 1127, 1149, 1159, 1175, 1196, 1212, 1235, 1257, 1274, 1303, for incidental medical attendance in watch-houses, &c., 546, 1317, 1342, 1357, 1389, 1401, 1431, 1460, 1479, 1497, 1540, 573; accounts payable at sub-treasuries, 737, 794. 1553, 1585, 1600, 1615, 164.5, 1676, 1685, 1704, 1713, 1743, Salaries: imprests for salaries, &c., for December, 1855, to be 1759, 1777, 1799, 1830, 1854, 1880, 1907, 1925, 1949, 1971, made as usual, 36; salaries for December, 1856, payable on 2007, 2033, 2055, 2079, 2102, 2131, 2150, 2173, 2187, 2205, the 31st of that month, 2203, 2223. 2224. Unclaimed monies of suitors in the hands of the registrars of the Grant and Portland county courts, 239, 334; ditto, of Arbuckle, Alexander , appointed coroner at Sale, 2109. the Beechworth, Carisbrook and Castlemaine county courts, Arnold, Thompson G., appointed chairman of thb Heathcote 469, 513; ditto, of the Buninyong county court, 1747.-See local court, 514; ditto of the Waranga local court, 1428. also Revenue. Artillery Regiment .- Sec Volunteer Corps. AccountsofCompanies, &c.- Melbourne Exchange Company, 971, 1717; Melbourne and Ashcroft , Edward , enquired for, 1411. Hobson's Bay Railway Company, 979, 2091; South Yarra Assessment on stock , lists of persons liable to, 738, 784. Waterworks Company, 1162.-See also Cemeteries, Bank Returns, Municipalities, Roads. Assignments for the bene fit of creditors , by Godfrey Alexander, 59; Crawford Brothers, 102 ; Hermann Pelter, 102 ; Walker, Acting officers.-See names of offices. Moss and Co., 161; John Sadler Taylor, 310 ; John Romney Acts of Council:- Murfcy, 310 ; Pierce Jones Williams, 310; Richard William Applied for-see names of companies, &c., applying. Ex- Schmidt, 338 ; Michael Connell , 381, 406; Richard Schlesin- tended-see Dog ivuisance, Health, Hospital, Sale of ger, 549; Virtue Brothers, 584, 602, 617 ; Ebenezer Parker, Liquors, Town and Country Police Act, &c.-Circulation, 602; Widmann and Co, 617; John Robinson , 617; Francis regulation respecting, 1074, 1153.-Church of England Edis Beaver, 617; Robert Dunlop, 719 ; henry Brake, 887; Act (18 Viet. No. 45) follows p. 1082. Size, Woolf and Kearsley , 909 ; Michael Samuel Levy, 952, Confirmed and allowed: 979, 1001; Nyman Zukerman, 980; William Gay, 1146; 17 Viet. No. 26, p. 106. William Place , 1168; David Weigert, 1201; Scott , Clow and 18 Viet. No. 39, p. 106; Nos. 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 21, 22, Prebble, 1263 ; William Campbell , 1264; James Allison, 23, 25, 28, .30, 32, 33, 34, 35, 36, 37, 38, 40, p. 693; Nos. 1314 ; Passmore and Cosgrave, 1314; Fell , Geddes and 20, 24, 41, 42, p. 800; Nos. 27, 29, p. 949; No. 45 Walton, 1333 ; McKean and Wyatt , 1375; Alexander Allan, (Church of England Act), p. 939; the Belfast Church of 1506; William Kerr, 1566; Ochse , Cohen and Hyams, 1608; England Lands Act, 693; the Melbourne Exchange Goode Norman, 1636; Joseph King, 1654; Thomas Fitz- Company's Act, 693; the South Yarra Waterworks Com- Gibbon, 1654 ; Harry Stainland Binney, 1751 ; Alexander pany's Act, 693; the City of Melbourne Gas and Coke Qualtrough , 1897 ; Walthew and Bowers , 1958; Bannister and Company's Act (loan of £ 50,000), &c., 693; the Geelong Broadbent, 2180. and Melbourne Railway Company's Act, 693; Bank of Auctioneers , lists of licensed , 80, 219, 459, 513 , 693, 1117. New South Wales Acts Amendment Act, 903. Auditors. - See Elections. Acts of Parliament:- Australian Freehold Association : W. H. Campbell has ceased Passengers Act of 1855 (18 & 19 Viet. cap. 119), p. 277; to be connected with , 381, 405, 419. regulations framed under it, 273; Merchant Shipping .Amend- ment Act of 1855 (18 & 19 Viet. cap. 91), p. 933. Avenel police district defined, 852. Adams, Robert, appointed a draftsman in the railway depart- Avoca, sale of fermented anll spirituous liquors by wholesale ment, 800, 812. legalized at, 154. Adman, George Robottom, enquired for, 978, 1411. district : contributions to the Patriotic Fundfrom the Avoca district, 414 ; appointed the district of an inspector of Administration applied for in the estates of--James Moyscy, slaughter -houses, &c., 1275 ; inspectors of ditto appointed, 117; Edward Padbury, 381; William Prosser, 854, 888.-See Gold Fields. alsoIntestate Estates. 1275.-See A 2 INDEX .-1850.

Avoca pound , cattle impounded in, 61, 73 , 140, 163, 179, 313, Beechworth nrunicip'dity: petition for municipal institutions, 383, 443 . 542, 571, 586, 605, 699 , 709, 816, 891 , 911, 930, 1180, 1341 ; proclaimed, 1401 ; preliminary meeting, 1502, 1005, 1040, 1096 , 1147, 1187, 1222, 1250, 1280, 1352, 1398, 1542 ; chairman thereof, William Corbet Jones Parry, 1563 ; 1417, 1470, 1591, 1610, 1637, 1639 , 1708, 1752, 177 1796, report of proceedings thereat, 1690; bye-laws, 2227, 2229.--- 18 1 1. 1 876, 1900, 1940 , 2077, 2183 , 2217 ; ponndkeeper See also Municipalities. arq,ointed, 2135. Beer Act.-See Sale of Liquors. B. Belfast, stipendiary magistraten to be assistant immigrationC, agent Bacchus Tilarsli. Charles Chutcr appointed resident magistrate, at, 403 ; immigration board appointed, 219 ; slaughter-house 800; sale of fermented liquor by ivhclcsale at, legalized, inspector's district appointed at, 1436 ; inspectors of slaughter- 1477.-See Maddingley. houses, &c., appointed, 1436.-See Savings Banks. road district proclaimed, :645; preliminary meeting, 1748, Belfast municipality: petition for municipal institutions, 726, 1761. 877 ; proclaimed, 112.3 ; preliminary meeting, 1351, 1375, Bacchus Marsh pound, cattle impounded in, 64, 120, 477, 676, 1502, 1542 ; chairman thereof, James Mylne Knight, 1542 757, 805, 981, 1096, 1147, 1170, 1203, 1591, 160 9, 1694, 1696, report of proceedings thereat, 1689 ; bye-laws, 1861, 2106, 1723, 1825, 1875, 1919, 2218, 2239; pound rates, 1215. 2157, 2229 -See also Municipalities. Ballaar•at : William Turner appointed resident magistrate, visiting Belfast pound, cattle impounded in, 340, 383, 464, 478, 541, Buninyong. 852; ditto appointed assistant commissioner of 1377, 1470, 147], 1508, 1655, 1752, 1773, 1940, 1962, 1997, crown lands at, vice De Vignoles, 1055 ; ditto appointed 2052, 2142, 2184, 2217. visiting justice of the gaol at, 1786; inspectors of slaughter- Belfast road district proclaimed, 155 ; altered, 1429 ; meeting houses, &c., app,dnted at. 1191; cemetery, additional trustees notified, 309 ; road from Belfast to Warrnambool vice Ham- of, 403; land reserved for the camp at, 895; town reserve mock's, notice respecting, 337 ; ditto Woodford to Melbourne, extended, 1859; collections of revenue at Raglan to be paid &c.. 338 ; ditto Belfast to the Goose Lagoon, 405 ; ditto into the sub-treasury at, 1149, 1181 ; jury list to be formed at, through the Port Fairy special survey, 1094. 1597.-See Gold Fields, Savings Banks. Bell, William 1I., appointed a member of the Central Board of Ballaarat circuit district, William Rogers appointed deputy Health, 1132. for, 1882.-See Circuit Courts. sheriff Bellarine cemetery, trustees of, 973. Ballaarat municipality: preliminary meeting, 45 ; chairman Belvoir (Wodonga) pound, cattle impounded in, 48, 63, 119, thereof, James Alexander Douglas, 75. 84; report of proceed- 139, 178, 194, 226, 313, 366. 383, 421, 464, 525, 541, 550, 620, ings thereat, 136 ; bye-laws, 1085, 1217, 1253 , 1454, 1784, 639. 699, 736. 856, 891, 910, 954, 1004, 1040, 1096, 11 22, 1829, 1830, 1949, 2043 ; rate confirmed , 1149 ; meetings of 1221, 1280, 1416, 1443, 1470, 1483, 1507, 1591, 1610, 1636, ratepayers, 1247, 1262, 2236 ; half-yearly report, 1374, 1395 ; 1637, 1655, 1679, 1728, 1753, 1772, 1796, 1825, 1877, 1921, Town and Country Police Act (§ 5-9 only) extend d to Bal- 1960, 1998, 2027, 2051, 2076, 2095, 2115, 2140, 2163, 2183, laarat municipal district and its eastern suburb, 1269 ; Dog 2196, 2218, 2219. Nuisance Act (6 Wm. IV, No. 4) extended to the municipal district, 1182 ; Health Act extended to ditto, 1182.- See also Benalla, inspector of slaughter-houses, &c., appointed for, 2234 141unicipalities. cemetery regulations, 837 ; police district defined, 852. Ballaarat pound, cattle impounded in, 47, 62, 104, 180, 194, 408, Benalla pound, cattle impounded in, 62, 104. 120, 141, 226, 464, 551. 571, 619, 676, 757, 890, 901, 1081, 1186. 1249, 1377, 313, 341. 383, 525, 699, 90 1, 1003, 1060, 1147, 1157, 1203, 14',10, 1610, 1696, 1708,1732, 1877, 1920, 1997, 2162, 2164, 1222, 1265, 1353, 1483, 1637, 1655, 1708, 1795, 1847, 1874, 2165, 2240. 1920, 1938, 2095, 2164, 2196.

Ballaarat road district proclaimed. 1685 ; preliminary meeting, Bendigo gold district general hospital, the Act 11 Viet. No. 59, 1748, 1761 ; meeting of ratepayers, 2179. extended to, 1829. Bennett, Eli, enquired for, 136, 1411. Ballan, James Maxwell Clow appointed resident magistrate, 800; petty sessions appointed at, 1045. Bennett, John J., enquired for, 1411. Bennett, Robert, election petition against the return of, 2127, Ballan pound, cattle impounded in, 47, 62, 73, 103, 120, 179, 2155. 181, 227, 314, 408, 422, 465, 526, 550, 570, 588 , 620, 639, 698, 735, 756, j57, 801, 843, 891, 929, 983 . 1081, 1266, 1315, Bennett, William, appointed second lieutenant of the V.V.A.J3. 1334, 1416, 15 18. 1591, 1637, 1657, 1109, 1710, 1727, 1773, 336, 359. 1795 , 1899 , 1937, 2050, 2077, 2094, 2115, 2140, 2196; pound Bertram. Thoc..as. appointed lieutenant of the mounted com- rates, 1215. pany of the V.V.A.1L., 336, 359. Bancroft, Lieutenant William Charles, appointed aide-de-camp Births and Deaths :-- to Governor Sir Henry Bar•kiy, 2221, 2224. Monthly abstract for the metropolitan districts for July, 1328 Bank returns of Liabilities and assets :-Bank of Australasia, weekie ditto, August to 13ece:nber, 1328, 1347, 139 3, 1435, 108,667, 1213, 1703 ; ditto, half-yearly, 995.1929 ; Colonial 1477, 1540, 1583, 1631 , 1673, 1704, 1747, 1784. 1834, 1882, Bank of Australasia, 1739 ; English, Scottish and Australian 1931, 1991 , 2037, 2086, 2135, 2176, 2213.-See Registra- Bank, 133, 652, 1150, 1761 ; London Chartered Bank of tion of births and deaths. Australasia, 82, 667, 1213, 1811; New South Wales Bank Billing, Edwin, enquired for, 1411. (Victoria branch), 13.3, 692, 1150, 1720 ; Oriental Bank, Balls lost, &c.-See Property, and names of persons advertising. 82, 628 , 1197, 1739 ; Union Bank, 155, 692, 1197, 1748 Bank of Victoria, 132, 705, 1196, 1720. Birkery, Annie, enquired for, 1411. Bankrupts.-See Assignments, Insolvency. Bischoff-', Achille, recognized provisionally as vice-consul at Melbourne for Switzerland, 852. Barker , Edward, appointed visitor of the Yarra Bend Lunatic Asylum, 191. Blackburn, Ann, enquired for, 1411. Barker, John, appointed clerk of the Legislative Assembly, Blair, David, election petition against the return of, 2099, 2101. 1965. Blanc', Henry, enqui; ed for, 1916, 2235. Barkly, Sir Henry, K C.B., proclaimed captain-general and Blue, Peter, enquired for, 1411. governor-in-chief, 2201, and vice-admiral, 2202.-See Go- Boards.-See Co:nrnissionars, and the names of the several vernor. boards. Barnard, Edward Thomas, appointed sub-warden Sandhurst, 154. Bonded warclrou=es:-Alison and Knight's license extended to (ontiguons wings, 2172; Baternan's (at Warr'nambool ) license Barrabool Hills cemetery regnlatior. s, 1561. revoked, 2107; Foxton's license transferred to Alison and road district, meeting notified, 381. Knight, 853; Goodman, and Umphelby's license revoked. 454: Marker's license extended to another store, 99; Harker's, in Batesford pound, cattle impounded in, 61, 141, 228, 251, 542, Flinders lane, licensed, 438; Harker's former licenses can- 571, 639, 842, 954, 10-10, 1081, 1123, 1187, 1352, 1416, 1442, cell.•d, 438; Turnbull and Co 's, at Port Albert, approved, 1655, 1728, 1 7 95, 1875, 2052, 2142, 2196; pound rates; 905. 1606; fander''s license extended to adjoining premises. 949; :Bateman 's bonded warehouse license, at II'arrnambool, revoked, sal s of goods in Foxrou's, 32; in Harker's 1.52, 172; in 2107. °tracharr's, 2128, 2168; in sundry warehouses, 372, 306. Bayless, Thomas, enquired for, 71, 1411. Bonwiek, James, appointed assistant inspector of denominational Beacons.-',_,c Sailing Directions. schools, 1,215. Beare, Willianr, erqu;rccl for, 1411. Bonney. Margaret, enquired for, 1411. Beaurnanto pound-See Muddy Creek pound. Boroondara road district, meeting to form a board, 1608.

Beeehrvurth, i,1atthew Price appointed re-,ident magistrate, 175 Bourke police district defined, 171 ; inspectors of slaughter- ditto appointed visiting ju,ticc of the gaol at, 175 ; John houses appointed for, 1191; Evelyn Pitficid Shirley Sturt Stephen :MIorpliv appointed ditto, 2231; cemetery trustees, 652; appointed police magistrate for, 1659; arrangements respect- cemetery regulations, 1759.-Sec Gold Fields. ih,g petty sessions, 1673, 1704; sale of fermented liquor by Bocchworth and the Ovens district, coroner appointed for, 1215. wholesale legalized in the county, 1882. INDEX.-1856. 3

Bowen, Edward, enquired for, 1411. Castlemaine , inspectors of slaughter -houses, & c., appointed at, Bowles, David Westgate, enquired for, 1411. 99. 1191 , 2022; George Harrison appointed visiting justice of the gaol at, 334; lease of site for a weighbridge at, offered, Brachc, Jacob, appointed secretary to the mining commission, 238, 343; trustees of gen ral hospital , 416; jury list to be 783. formed at , 533.-See Gold Fields, Savings Banks. Bra kenbury, Walter CL)rles, appointed warden of the Cale- Castlemaine municipality : petition for alteration of boundaries, donian gold fields, 334 (misprinted in 264) ; chairman of the 154, 378; boundaries altered, 435 ; report of proceedings at St. Andrews local court, 1931. first meeting, 191; Health Act extended to, 718; bye --laws, Braybrook pound, cattle impounded in, 48, 88, 119, 179, 194, 997, 1049 , 1633, 1690. 1 7 60, 1949, 2044 , 2085; half -yearly 226, 250, 340. 365, 382, 409, 443, 465, 478, 588, 1040, 1123, report, 1413 , 1438; meetings notified, 567 , 582, 601, 1058, 1158, 1186, 1222, 1249, 1264, 1377, 1442, 1443, 1470, 1484, 1079, 1546, 1565, 2236. 1548, 1593, 1637, 165 -4, 1678, 1709, 1773, 1847, 1876, 1899, Cathcart , Mount Ararat, petty sessions appointed at, 800; 2077, 2114, 2164, 2182. Charles Connie Weston appointed magistrate at, 1165; special Bremen, Friedrich Wilhelm Jansen appointed consul for, 728. licensing district , 1-)97. Brewers -See Spirit Merchants. Caton, Henry, enquired for, 1331, 1 4 11. Bridger, Edward, enquired for, 671, 1411. Cattle, &c. , lost or found ( including horses and cattle stopped, stolen , strayed, and unclaimed , receipts for cattle, lost or Bridges.-See Contracts, Tenders. found dogs , pigs, &c. ), 46, 47, 60 , 61, 72, 73, 87 , 102, 103, Brighton police district defined, 171. 118, 119, 137, 138, 139, 162, 163, 178, 193, 225 226 , 249, 250, Brighton and Little Brighton,Zil sale of fermented liquor by whole. 310, 311, 339, 363, 364 , 382, 406, 407, 419, 420 , 442, 443. 463, sale at, authorized, 1553. 464, 476 , 477, 534, 525 , 540, 549, 550 , 568, 569, 585 , 586, 603, 618, 637, 6 '38, 674 , 675 697. 708 , 720, 734 , 733. 755, 756, 776, Britannia Lodge, G.U.O., invite tenders for purchase of premises, 777, 803, 804 , 815, 841, 8.55, 856, 873, 889 , 890, 899, 910, 928, 854. 953, 980 , 1002, 1003, 1025), 1039, 1040, 1059 , 1082, I095, Broadbent, William, enquired for, 1822, 2235. 1096, 1121, 1122, 1143 , 1146, 1156, 1169, 1186, 12 01, 1202, 12 21, 1248, 1249 , 1264, 1279, 1314, 1333, 1351 , 1376, 1377, Brown, Thomas, enquired for, 1411. 1397, 1419, 1416, 1411, 1469, 1470, 1482 , 1483, 1506, 1507, Brunswick, petition for municipal institutions from, 2104, 2230. 1547, 1566, 1567, 15110, 1591, 1608, 1609, 1636, 1654, 1677, Bryant, Alfred, enquired for, 2111, 2235. 1678 , 1694, 1706, 1707 , 1725, 1726. 1751 , 1752, 1771, 1794, 1823, 1844 , 1843, 1872, 1873, 1897 , 1898 . 1918, 1919, 1935, Bryson, William E., appointed a draftsman in the railway depart- 1936, 1959, 1960 , 1995, 1996, 2025, 2026, 2049, 2050, 2074, ment, 800, 812. 2075. 2092 , 2093. 2112, 2113, 2139 . 2140 , 2161, 2162, 2180, Bucknall, E. G , offers a reward for the men who robbed and 2181, 2194, 219.5, 2216, 2217, 2237, 2238. shot at a shepherd on his run near Carisbrook, 1156. Stray bullock in the Dandenong paddock unless claimed to be Bucknall, John Sylvester, enquired for, 1822, 2235. destroyed , 565, 581.-See Pounds. Budd, Richard Hale, appointed normal inspector of denomi- Cattle impounded.-See names of pounds. national schools, 718, 728. Cemeter7es :- Bullock Creek pound, cattle impounded in, 73, 139, 164, 179, Accounts of Buninyong cemetery , 458; Melbourne general 341, 422. 465, 620, 639, 709, 721, 735, 777, 857, 874, 930, 1003, cemetery , 336; St. Kilda cemetery, 417. 1148, 1315, 1638, 1639, 1709, 1753, 1797, 1825 , 1846, 1847, Regulations of the I3arrabool Hills, 1561; l3eechworth, 1759; 1874, 1875, 1999, 2030, 2115, 2197. Benalla , 837; St Kilda , 400; Warringal, 4138. Trn -tees of the Ballaarat ( additional ), 403; Becchworth, 652; Buninyong cemetery accounts, 458.-See Ballaarat. i

Churches and religious buildings-continued. Commissioners.-See Savings Banks, and names of offices. Jews' synagogue at Sandhurst, 1326. Companies.-See their names. Presbyterian church at Cranbourne, 1786; Warringal (additional trustees), 1309. Comyns, Charles Lilburn, appointed assistant clerk of the new Roman Catholic church at Aitken's Gap, 416; Duneed, 615; Legislative Council, 1965. Elphinstone, 715; Emerald Hill (orphanage), 868; Geelong, Conewarre road district proclaimed, 1702 ; preliminary meeting 1689; Harcourt, 715; Hawthorn, 437; Heathcote, 416; to form a board, 1862, 1885. Moranding, 868; Rokewood, 1542; Sunbury, 615; Wan- Confiscated property.-See Sales. garatta, 715; Warrnambool, 537; Williamstown, 1392; Yambuk, 1786. Connell, William, of Dublin, enquired for, 417, 1412. Scots church at Melbourne (new trustee), 537. . Connell, William, enquired for, 1246, 1411. Wesleyan church at Richmond, 1132.-See Public Worship. Consuls: -- Circuit Courts:- Bremen, Friedrich Wilhelm Jansen, consul, 728. Districts:the Ballaarat, Beechworth, Castlemaine, Geelong Portugal, Ricardo Cooper to be acting consul-general during and Sandhurst defined, and places for holding courts J B. Were's absence, 514. appointed, 1858; the Portland ditto, 1858; the Portland Sardinia, Piedmont and Genoa, Fabricius Fabiani, vice-consul, district altered, 1881. 800; Richard Adolphus Passmore, acting vice-consul, 885. Sessions of the Geelong, Portland and Castlemaine courts Switzerland, A chille Bischoff', vice-consul at Melbourne, recog- during 1856, pp. 34, 68; court to be holden at Ballaarat on nised provisionally, 852; Louis Chapalay to be consul- 12th December, 1856, p. 1882 ; sessions of courts during general at Sydney, 1259. 1857, and future years, at Ballaarat, Beechworth, Castle- Jonathan Binns Were resumes duty as consul-general for maine, Geelong, Portland and Sandhurst, 1952. Portugal, consul for Sweden and Norway, Denmark, Ham- Calendar of sessions during 1856, pp. 35, 69; during 1857, burg, Lubec and Chili, and vice-consul for Spain and the pp. 1953, 2068. Brazils, 852 ; the French consul acknowledges the ball for Claims for services and supplies.- See Accounts. the benefit of French soldiers, 833 ; convention between Her Clarendon street.-See Emerald Hill. Majesty and the King of the Netherlands for the reciprocal admission of consuls of the one party to colonies and posses- Clarke, Andrew, sworn as a member of the Executive Council, sions of the other, 1475 ; notice issued by the Spanish vice - 2202. consul to masters of vessels bound to Spanish ports respect- Clarke, John, M. D., appointed coroner at Warrnambool, 1749. ing bills of health, 1764. Clayton, Jesse, enquired for, 870, 1411. Consultingengineer.-See Municipalities. Clerk of the Executive Council, Joseph Henry Kay appointed, Contracts for mail service dui ing 1856- 7 :-between Ballaarat and 1965. Pitfield, 58 ; Ballan and Mount Egerton, 668 ; Beechworth Clerk of the Parliaments, George William Rusden appointed, and Buckland River, 532 ; Beechworth and Yackandandah, 1965. 901 ; Brighton and Snapper Point, 813 ; Castlemaine and Clerks of the Peace appointed for Grange district, Richard Maryborough, 689 ; Geelong and Colic, 58 ; Geelong and Garton acting, 1606; Portland, A. Castle acting, 1749. Steiglitz, 545 (misprinted in 532); Geelong and Qneenscliff; for shipment, 1691 ; Kilmore and Beechworth, 1104, 1832 Clerks of Petty Sessions appointed at-Alma, Carisbrook and 11laryborough and Newbridge, 689 ; Maryborough anct Kerang, 117aryborough, Thomas Henry Probert, 334; Alma and Mary- 689 ; Melbourne and Geelong, 58 ; Melbourne and Sandhurst, borough, T. W. McCulloch, 800; Ballan, John S. Cooper, &c., 1691 ; Melbourne and Alberton, 1717 ; Meredith and 800; Bourke district, W. Lindsell, to be 2nd clerk, 1931 Stciglitz, 750 ; Shelford and Inverleigh, 1649. Bt ainyong and Meredith, William Lindsell, 973 ; F. A. Hasleham, 1649; Carisbrook, Wellesley Fletcher Roe, 728; Contracts for medical attendance and medicines for immigrants Castlemaine, 14,'dward Townsend, assistant, 900; Cathcart, and prisoners:- Mount Ararat, Corker W. illinchin, 800; Eagle Hawk During 1856: at Beeehworth, 731; Castlemaine, 153; Cres- Hamlets, William S. Pulford, 1861 ; East Collingwood and wick, 153; Warrnambool, 395, 1388. Prahran, John Barlow, 800; Emerald Hill, see St. Kilda; During 1857: at Ballaarat, 2108; Beechworth, 2108; Bel- Geelong, Arthur Purcell Akehurst, 239 ; Horsham, John fast, 2108; Castlemaine, 2103; Kyneton, 2108; Portland, Dobson acting, 1164; Maldon, John Nott acting, 868;llary- 2108; Sandhurst, 2108; Warrnambool, 2108. borough, see Alma ; Meredith, see Buninyong ; Moliagul, For supply of medicines, medical instruments, &c., during Corker W. Minchin, 334; Mount Egerton and Steiglitz, Henry 1857, p. 1972, 1984. Poole, 800; Portland, A. Castle, 1749; Prahran, see East Collingwood; Raglan, Thomas Henry Probert, 1649; Rich- Contracts for miscellaneous services, furniture, &c.:-cleansing mond, John Barlow, 1164; Sale, Gipps Land, John Lightfoot, ce,,s-pools and emptying ash-pits, 401 ; removing iron store 1164; Sandhurst, David George Smaile, assistant, 812; Sand- from Melbourne to Carisbrook, 435; furniture for Government hurst town hall, David George Smaile, 1861; St. Kilda and offices, 520, 973; ditto at out-stations, 1883; iron boxi's, &c., Emerald Hill, G. F. Bartrop, 800; Steiglitz, see Mount for conveyance of treasure by escort, 628, 1214; purchase of Egerton; Taradalc, E. H. Sirr, 1931; Warringal, William the brigantine A ,-qunte for a light-ship, 689; iron corn-bins Cobden acting, 883 ; Winchelsea, John Nott, 437; ditto, for the police, N7; hoops and drivers for moorings, 717; Thomas Jardine, 800; Yen Yean, Abraham Colles acting, buoys, &c., and swivels for moorings, 717: engineer and 1164. boiler-maker's work for steam-tug, 750; shipwriglit's work for steam-tug and dredge, 750; engineer's work for the Geelong: Clow, James Maxwell, appointed resident magistrate for Mount dredge, 750; electoral lists, advertising, &c., 818, 819; four Egerton, Stciglitz and Ballan, 800; appointed chairman of escort wagons, 836; removing police buildings, 1075, 2127; the Steiglitz local court, 852 ; appointed chairman of the portable wooden houses for the police, 1075; fittings at the Mount Egerton local court, 2234. houses of parliament, 1327, 1672; furniture for the railway Clute, B., enquired for, 1411. offices, 1388; portable iron locks-up, 1464; furniture for the Coasting trade of Victorhi order in council authorizing it to be judges' chambers, 1464; coal for the dredge and steam-tug at carried on in other than British ships, 1911. Geelong, 1498, 1648; boiler for the houses of parliament, 1498; fittings at the Legislative Council chamber, 1498, 1741; Cocker Brother.. -See Nicholas and Richards. furniture and fittings for the new supreme court house at Gee- Cogdon, John, appointed sub-warden for Ballaarat district, 154. long, 1648; gas fittings at the houses of parliament, 1648; light-ship lamps, 1691; four whale-boats, 1785; raising and Colac, coroner appointed at, 1370. removing the Mountain Maid, 1785; purchase of barque 1Vezv Colic pound, cattle impounded in, 341, 420, lOGO, 1122, 2163, Constitution for a light-ship, 1832; two double-cell iron locks- 2182, 2218. up, 1908; iron hurdles for fencing, &c., public parks, 1908; Collectors of customs, sub-collectors to be designated, 812. paints, oils, &c , for the repair of penal hulks, 1954; coffins and funerals in the Melbourne and Geelong districts during Collectors of electoral lists -See Elections. 1857, p. 1988; boring for coal, 2019; gasoliers for houses of Collingwood.-See East Collingwood, regent street. parliament, 2019; boiler for the hospital at Pentridge stockade, 2019; postage stamps and plates, 2089; furniture and Colonial materials for the new houses of parliament, specimens fittings for the Legislative Assembly chamber, 2153; four sets invited to be forwarded to the commissioner of public works, of Morse's telegraph apparatus, 2208. 474, 519. Contracts for railway works, plant, &e.:- Colonial Bank of Australasia, notice respecting the deed of Melbourne, Mount Alexander, and Murray River railway:- settlement, &c., 568, 583; call notified, 2193. supply of plant from England for the Williamstown branch, Colonial Gold Company : claims to be sent in against, 176 1240; rolling stock of colonial manufacture for, 1883; Thomas Comer's power of attorney revoked, 224, 248, 309. sleepers for the main line, 1762-3, 2169. Colonial Storekeeper's Department:-Half - yearly closing of Offices, Batman's Hill, alterations and additions, 1240; fencing stores for stock-taking, 996.-See Contracts, Tenders. the line of railway for twenty miles from Melbourne, 17 62-3. Melbourne and Williamstown railway, construction of a por- Comer, Thomas, petitions against the return of Ebenezer Syme, tion, 1434; locomotives, rolling stock, &c., from England M.L.A., 2187, 221 1 : ditto against the return of John Downes for, 1434; supply of sleepers for, 1762-3. Owens, M.L.A., 2187, 2211.-See Colonial Gold Company. Permanent way materials, &c., for the railways between Commissions, mining, 783 ; preliminary census commission, Melbourne and Murray River and between Geelong and 1573. Ballaarat, 1649. INDEX.--1856. 5

Contracts for supplies, stores, r,ncl transport of stores:- Contracts for public works -eonrtinucd. During 1856 --forage at Woodford, 58; ditto at Steigl;tz, 7 17; police paddock at Wyndham, 1741; police reserve at the oats for general issue, 153, 520, 1020, 1385, 167), 1929, 2088, corner of King and Collins streets. illelbourne, 1762; re- 2169;branditto, 1,713, 520 1388 1929, 2088,2169; straw ditto, serves at North Melbourne, 1832-Fiery Creek, l c e:', en,urt 1020, 2169; hay ditto, 19_19 (nii,,prinled in I911), 2(138; hay house, 1327-Gi',borne, telegraph station, 2088; rep. 'i, a i,d at stations, 332, 1 130, 11:31, 15b9; straw ditto, 1130. 1131, additions to escort station, 2153--Kilrnore. cons t house, 1539; coal at Melbourne, &c., 628 1130 : wood ditto, 1130; I465-- yneton, court house, 1464; telegraph station. 088 clothing for letter-carriers, 230; meat at the sanilal v station, -`:Iaryborough, court house, 1194-Seredith, escort cltsr 335; transport of stores to Cope Otwoy light-houe, 379; ters and stabling, 2208--11lount Ararat, police buildings, saddlery, 520; provi;ions, &c., tier the stcann ,-loop i'ietoriu, 1741-Penal establishments, materials for, 401--Pentrid ge 1214, 1215; ,-raper-royal paper, 1649; parchment, 1954; stockade, timber for, 1327; lime for ditto, 13 2 7, 2169; rations for prisoners in lock,-np, &c., (101 ag 1856, pp 190, ccrrugated irwr for ditto, 1388; bar iron for ditto, 1464, 230. 532, 62t, 851, 00-1, 1053, 1075, 1130, 1388, 1584, 1585. 1954; asphalte for ditto, 1560; in n sash-frames for ditto, For 1857:-ironmonl;ury, 1972, 1975; ship chandlery, &c., 1560, 19 4; lead for ditto, 1560; corrugated plate glas for 1972, 1979; linendrapery, &c., 1972. 1979: painters' mate- ditto, 1584; glass for ditto, 2019; iron for ditto, 2169; rials, &c„ 1972, 1930; leather, slloelm kerb' nioterlal, &c timber, &c., for ditto, 2169-Port Albert, custom house, 1972, 1981; timber, 1972, 1981; station, ry, , 1972, 1 9t 1 ; 1465-Portland, post office, 1560; newjetty, 1672; addition tcntagc and canvas, I972, 1982; tinwaic 1972, 1983; to loci.-up, 2108 -Prahran, court house, 1257-Queeirseliff, saddlery, °&c,, 1972, 198t ; glass and earthenware, 1972, alterations, &c., at health officer's quarters, 995; additions 1984; medicines, &c., 1972, 1984; unilk for Yarra Lend to the light-house. 1153; boat jetty and gauge shed, 1:t ,4- lunatic asylum, 1972, 1986; provisions, &c, 1972-:3, 1987, Raglan, quarters for the superintendent of' police, 20+9- 2088-9; coal. 1373, 1988; firewood, 1974, 1988; water, Richmond, erecting iron building at the police depot, 750; 1974, 1988; funerals, 1988; certain frage contraets can- court house, 1257-Sandhurst, gold office and sub treasury, celled, 2160; forage at out-stations, 2U60, 221)8, 25t)9; 1465; additions to escort officers' quarters, 1672; repairing official seals and stamps, 2088, 2039; meat for the sanitary military barracks, 1672 ; powder magazine, 1691, 1785; station, 2088, 20813; transport of forage f0oni Melbourne to lock-up, 1813 ; telegraph station, 2088 ; completion of out-stations, 2152; rations for prisoners in leeks-up during escort stables, 2127-Sandridge, extension of jetty, 750, 1857, 2152-3, 2169, 2208. 1785 ; guard-arouse at the battery, 1388-Whn'rnarnbool, post office, 1164, 1498; police barracks, stables, &c., 1464; Contracts for public works (including building, supplying mate- new jetty, 1672; additions to watch-house, 17$$5, 2108 ; ad- rials, repairing, fencingg. &c.) ditions to police quarters, 2108; repairs, &c., to the jetty, 2108 Melbourne, north of the Ye rca- .-- repairs at the post office, -Williamstown, fencing marine yard, 453 ; extension and 453; repairs to whaif and approaches of new basin, 545;- repair of jetties, 545; formation of ground for patent slip, additions to the powder magazine, 545; completing first 1618; works for ditto, 1859; punt for diving-bull at ditto, house of parliament, 717 (erroneous in 545); laying the 2059; lime to be delivered at 11 illiamstown, 1584; timber foundation of the ,econclhouse of parliament, 545; repair, to to be delivered at the penal jetty at ditto, 2019. exhibition building. 813; works at the supreme and nisi prigs court houses. 86:3,2208; alterations, &c., at the female Contracts for roads and bridges (including making, maintai-tin g, gaol, 973; additions to gaoler's quarters at the 51clbonrne metalling. supplying metal arid materials, erecting hr dg s, gaol. 1153; additions to th, new court house, 1194; bricks and crossing places, forming approaches, culverts and drains, for houses of ,arlianient, 1194; lime for ditto, 1464 ; addi- fencing, building punts, toll-gates, &c.):- tional buildings at the lunatic asylum, 1214; iron store at Ballaarat road :-between the Separation Inn and Iereditli, ditto, 1388; additions to assay office, 1257; privies and iron 598; between the Eureka and Separation Inns, 598; at fence at the supreme con it house, 130$ ; gun shed, &c., at Bakery Hill, 704, 190 8 ; at Stauglitou's, fencing. 704 Batman's Hill, 1464; county court house, 1464; foundation of timber for plank road, 704; earthwork for plank road 704; new custom house, 1498; approaches to new basin and Spencer fencing ernbankriient at l+yansf'ord, 704; works no .r Scott's street wharf, 1498; cottage at the old ecmetery, 1584, 167 2; homestead, 851 ; at Meredith, 851 ; near Bnninyong. 1740, extension of insolvent court house, 1584; lodges and gate-s 2038 ; near Fyanst'ord, 1740, 18,2 ; between Buuinvong at the new lunatic asylum 1672; altering, &c , powder and Ballaarat, 1832; between Meredith and Burnt !;ridge, magazine, 1691 ; ablution rooms at Spencer street barracks, 1908; between Geelong and the Separation Inn, 1908; near 1741 ; repairs, alterations, &c., at the government offices, Ballaarat, 2038. 1813; fittings of out-buildings at new county court house, Mount 1l,•xander road :-between Moon-c Ponds and E,s n- 2019; foundation and basement of the new government don, 598, 1741; plank road between Woodend and Carls- printing office, 2153; forming approaches to the gaol, 2153; rube, 612; works between Elphinstone and Golden Point, catch-water drain in Reilly street, 2208. 613 ; between Taradale and Elphinstoue, 613 ; at the Melbourne, south of the Yarra: - fencing, &c , at the Botanic Digger's Rest. 704; fencing at Kcilor embankment, 704; gardens, 1214; conserv,itories at ditto, 1327; cottage at ditto, works through the Black Forest, 850, 1632, 1633; rontli of 1498; office, stores, and fence at the new military barracks, the Digger's !test, 1833 ; sundry works between Iel- 1388; timber for ditto, 1648, 2232; limo f'or• d it to, 1 648-9, 2232; bourne and Castlemaine, 1909 ; south of the Manclie ter blue stone for ditto, 1648- 9; bricks for ditto, 1672; doors, Inn, 1910. sashes, and frames for ditto, 1691 ; sand for ditto, 1785, Sydney road:-near the University of Melbourne, 598; north 2222; ironfounders' work for ditto, 2038-9; slates, foid, of Kalkallo, 598; between Brunswick and tai,, Young; Queen cement, &c, for ditto. 2232; window glass for ditto, 2232; Inn, 613; at Seymour, 613; between Bendigo and Kilmore, water for ditto (building), 2232; ironmongery for ditto, 850; on the Big Hill, Kilmore, 850; sundry works, 881 ; at 2232. Longwood, 1327 ; at Euroa, 1327 ; at Avenel. 1:327; Geelong:-materials for the Geelong gaol, 401 ; powder maga- between Campbellfield and Kalkallo, 1 834 ; between the zine keeper's quarters, 750; removing police barracks and Union Hotel, south of Kilmore, and Hi-eon's, 1883 ; be- fencing round a watch-!louse, 995; extension of Moora- tween the 20th and 25th mile-posts, 1910 ; through bool street jetty, 1075; completion of post office, 1130; Beechworth, 191(1. fittings at the custom house, 1194; levelling and metal- Various roads :-Alberton and Port Albert, Gipps Land, ling wharf roads, 1464; sheds and platform, Sloorabool clearing, 1632; Avoca, culvert in High street, 1908; Eul- street jetty, 1560; forming perrnancnt 1ev(-Is round the new leen road, bet and Kew, 598, 1632; ditto near the harp of custom house, 1785; extension of Yarra street jetty, 1832. Erin, 1740, 20 35; ditto, maintenance, 1832; Burrum e't, 11'Iisccllaneotrs :-Avenel, completion of court house and police fencing at, 704; Bro, dincarlows road, 598; Batesford road, barrack, 2188 (misprinted in 2153)-Avoca, resident at Belport Hill, 612; 13endigo and Mount Korong r' ad, 704; warden's offices, 1327, 1464-Bacchus Marsh, fencing police Black Forest, works in. 850; Buninvong, timber for plank paddock, 1479-Ballaarat, stockade fence and gates at the road near, 1833; Ilencbgo, Wh to llills road, 881; ditto, gaol, 1194; first wing of the gaol, 1194; gold office and works between the Gap and Kangaroo Flat, 1740 ; hae- sub-treasury 1464. 1883; repairs, &c., of police buildings, chus Marsh, fencing at, 1327; I3a11:iarat, in Sturt street, 1464; resident warden's offices, 1498; powder magazine, 1908; Brighton road, at Elstcrnwiek, 1632; ditto, beyond 1691 ; repairing, &c., petty sessions court house, 1691; the Bay View Hotel, 1832; ditto, between Prince's Bridge court house. 1703; survey office, 1785; military officers' and the .Bay View Ilotel, 2038; Colic road, 704; ditto, quarters, 1908; telegraph station, 2088 -Beeehworth. re- fencing ou Cameron's Pill, 830; ditto, 'a cries at IDe

Contracts for roads and bridges-continued. Courts-continued. Upper Western road, near Shelford, 1633; Sandhurst road, 1862, 1888, 1913, 1931, 1953, 1992, 2022, 2046, 2071, 2086, between Castlemaine and the Porcupine Inn, 1910 ; ditto, 2109, 2135, 2158, 2177, 2191, 2214, 2234.-See Circuit Courts, between the Porcupine Inn and the Gap Hill, Bendigo, County Courts, General Sessions, Petty Sessions. 1910. Creditors.-See Assignments, Insolvency, Intestate Estates. Bridges, crossing places, punts, &c :-Anderson's Creek punt, Creswick.-See Gold Fields. 1632; Boroondara, crossing of Gardiner's Creek to Prah- ran, 598; ditto, throe bridges on central road at, 851 ; ditto, Criminal Sessions of the Supreme Count during 1856, p 35, 69; Back Creek, bridge at, 851; Beechworth, Spring Creek at. ditto during 1857, p. 1953, 2068. 612; Burrumbeet Creek Ford crossing, 612; Ballaarat and Crown lands:-William Turner appointed assistant commissioner Raglan road, two bridges, 881; ditto, Spring Hill crossing, of Crown lands at Kilmorc, 403; ditto at Ballaarat, 1055; 881 ; Ballaarat and Mount Egerton road, Sutherland's Samuel do Vignoles appointed assistant commissioner at Kil- Creek bridge, 973; Ballan and Mount Egerton road, Suther- more, 1055.-See Lands. land's Creek, 1214 ; Castlemaine, Campbell's Creek near, Crowley, T. A., offers a reward for appi ehension of two men 598 ; Castlemaine and Avoca road, Joyce's Creek, 881; who damaged the Union Hotel, Big hill, near Kilmore, 855, ditto, Muckleford Creek, 1741 ; Dandenong road, Eumem- 873, 890. merring Creek, 1214 ; Gipps Land, Moe stivamp, crossing and bridge, 704; ditto, bridge and crossing over morass Customs :-J. J. Shillinglaw to perform at Melbourne the duties at Sale, 850; Gipps Land road, bridge over Cardinia Creek, of principal officer of customs and shipping roaster, under the beyond Dandenong, 1908 ; Guildford, Loddon at, 850 Merchant Shipping Act of 1854, p. 437; sub-collectors to be Geelong, Barwon bridge at, 1214 ; ditto, Barwon pontoon designated collectors. 812; Port Alb^rt to be a free ware- bridge,removing, 1833; Hopkins River, near Farrell's, 1632; housino• sub-port, 1509; order in Council authorising the Inverleigh, River Leigh at, 612 ; Moorabool River, near coasting trade in Victoria to be carried on i,i other than Wallace's station, 598; blclvor road, Kilmore Creek, 612; British ships, 1911; New Zealand Customs Duties Act of Mount Alexander road, Forest Creek, 612; ditto, Golden 1856, 1478.-See Bonded Warehouses, Sales. Point on, 612; ditto, Campaspe at Kyneton, 2038; ditto, D. Back Creek, Taradale, 1910; Pentridge, Merri Creek cross- Dahl or Dale, L. P., enquired for, 2111, 2235. ing at, 1327; Richmond, abutments of bridge at. 850; ditto, staging for bridge, 1910 ; Sydney road, Stony Creek at Dampier's Straits shoal, notice respecting, 949. Everton coffee-house on, 613 ; ditto, Reid's Creek, 613; Danbnrghy.-See Were, Kent and Co. ditto, lagoon at Benalla on, 613 ; ditto, Kurkuruk Creek, 613; ditto, Creighton Creek at Longwood, 613; ditto, Rocky Dandenong, petty sessions appointed at, 800; a stray bullock in Water holes Creek, 1633; Snapper Point road, Balcombe's Dandenong paddock, unless claimed to be destroyed, 565, 581. Creek on, 1833; Upper Plenty road, _Morri Creek, 1910 ; Dandenong pound, cattle impounded in, 74, 104, 179, 251, 365, Upper Western road, Lesser Woady Yaloak on, 612 403, 526, 603, 804, 901, 1004, 1157, 1222, 1265, 1280, 1315, Werribee bridge, on the Melbourne and Geelong road, 1442, 1471, 1637, 1614, 1727, 1752, 1920, 1937, 1998, 2051, 973, 1214; Wangaratta, Stony or Hodgson's Creek near, 2164, 2239. 1633; Warrnambool and Belfast road, Merrai River, 1633. Darby, George, enquired for, 175, 1412. Miscellaneous :-Mile-posts near Melbourne, 612 ; ditto on the Mount Alexander and other roads, 850 ; ditto on the Darbyshire, George Christian, appointed engineer-in-chief and Geelong and Ballaarat road, 851 ; notice-boards at toll- surveyor of railways, 800, 812. gates, 850; hand-railing on plank road at Wangaratta, 850; Darlington pound, cattle impounded in, 1637, 1728, 1874, 1876. repairing road engineer's office, Barker's Creek, 881; work- shop at Richmond bridge works, 1633; fencing at Kalkallo, Davies, John, notifies that lie is not responsible for debts con- 2038. tracted by his son J. G. Davis, 1896. Convention with Japan, 798; conventions relating to peace with De Vignoles, Samuel, appointed resident magistrate at Kilmorc, Russia, 1445; convention with the Netherlands relative to 852; appointed deputy sheriff for the Kilmore district, 905; colonial consulates, 1475. appointed assistant commissioner of Crown lands at Kilmorc, 1055. Convict labor, regulations for employment of, 1432; cancelled, and new regulations substituted, 1559, 1581. Deaths.-See Births and Deaths, Registration. Cooper, Ricardo, appointed acting consul-general for Portugal Deazley, John, enquired for, 1331, 1412. during Mr. Were's absence, 514. Debentures, New South Wales, tenders invited for, 379, 414. Cooper, Richard W. G., appointed second lieutenant of the Deborah hulk.-See Hulks. V.V.A.R., 336, 359. Declaration of European powers as to maritime law, abolishing Cope, Thomas Spencer, appointed acting ch iirman of general ses- privateering, &c., 1453. sions for Buninyong and Ballaarat, 728, 974; ditto for Grant, Deeds, title, executed and transmitted to the Colonial Treasury, 974; appointed temporarily judge of the county court for 26, 156, 235, 307, 351, 399, 452, 556, 579, 713, 748, 769, Buninyong, 728, 974; ditto for Grant, 974. 807, 838, 847, 894, 915, 970, 1014, 1073, 1235, 1237, 1238, Coroners of the colony:-At Beecliworth and the Ovens district, 1274, 1305, 1383, 1402, 1431, 1460, 1556, 1615, 1670, 1744. James Washington Marphy, M.D., 1215 ; Colac, Henry 1811, 1830, 1881, 1928, 2036, 2082, 2103, 2174, 2226; un- Edward Nankivell, 1370; Dnnolly, Walter Charles Pierce, claimed deeds at the Sub-Treasury, Geelong, 1651, 1669. 2109; Hexhani, James William Frame, 2109; S<

Dogs lost and found.-See Cattle, &c. Emerald Hill municipality:-accounts to 31st December, 1855, Douglas, James Alexander, appointed chairman of preliminary pp. 160, 177; half-yearly reports, 160, 177, 1247; bye-laws meeting in the Ballaarat municipality, 75, 84. gazetted by the council, 582, 672; bye- laws assented to, 1562, 2157; meetings notified, 927, 951, 1822, 1843, 1870; petition Douglas, John, escaped from Pentridge stockade, reward for from a portion of Macarthur ward for annexation to, 2212, apprehension of, 1403, 1457. 2231 -See Municipalities. Douglas, William Reid, petitions for letters patent, 36, 108. Emigration.-See Immigration, Passengers. Dowling, Charles Chromeley, appointed sub-warden for Avoca Engineer, who left his home near Lewisham, Kent, enquired for, district, 154, 417, 1412. Duke, James, and Brothers, enquired for, 927, 1412. Escaped convicts, &c.-See Rewards. Dumas, Alexander George, appointed clerk assistant of the Escort between Melbourne and Ecechworth, arrival and de- Legislative Assembly, 1965. parture of, 2177, 2233. Dnnolly, petty sessions, appointed at, 1684; coroner appointed at, En-opean powers, declaration as to maritime law, abolishing 2109. privatecring, &c., 1453. Duplicate accounts.-See Accounts. Evans, G. L. S., of Mount Korong, auctioneer, charged with horse-stealing, &c., 1249, 1279. Duthy, George, enquired for, 1565, 2235, Ewer,Richard, enquired for, 1412. Examiners.-See Weights and Measures. E. Execution of James Ross, certificate and declaration respecting, Eagle Hawk hamlets, petty sessions appointed at, 1861. 728, 751, 772. East Collingwood municipality:-Bye-laws assented to, 100, Exhibition.-See Paris. 1323, 1681, 1760; rate confirmed, 154; exempted buildings Expenditure of the Colony.-See Accounts, Revenue. in, 580; meetings of ratepayers, 545, 567, 1544, 1565; half- yearly report, 1119, 1144; petition for alteration of boun- Exposed Children.-Sec Rewards. daries, 1951, 2155; examiner of weights and measures ap- Executive Council:- pointed, 2234; constituted a s'aughter-house inspector's Thomas Howard Fellows, being sworn in, took his seat, 1083; district, 2234; James Nimon appointed inspector of slaughter- William Henry Fancourt Mitchell, ditto, 2001. houses and nuisances, and examiner of weights and measures, re-appointed by Governor Sir Henry Darkly: Major-General 2234.-See Municipalities. Macarthur, William Clark Haines, William Foster Stawell, East India Company's civil service, conditions for the examina- Charles Sladen, Charles Pasley, Capt. R.E., Hugh Culling; tion of candidates in July, 1856, for, 436. Eardley Childers, Andrew Cl irke, Capt. R.E., and William henry Fancourt Mitchell, 2202. Echuca (Sandhurst district) pound rates, 1436. Clerk of the Executive Council, Joseph Henry Kay appointed, Echuca pound, cattle impounded in, 477, 542, 571, 638, 698, 1961. 721, 841, 929, 1040, 1147, 1171, 1334, 1377, 1609, 1656, 1657, 1696, 1726, 1771, 1824, 1876, 1921, 1962, 2027, 2077, 2114, F. 2197, 2238. Fabian!,Fabricius, appointed vice-consul forSardinia, Piedmont Edgecombe.-SceLauriston. and Genoa, 800. Edrington, James, reward for the apprehension of the supposed Fama, Harry, enquired for, 1246, 1412. murderer of, 1392, 1457. Farquharson, Lieut. - Col. Henry II , appointed usher of the Edwards, William, enquired for, 1412. Legislative Council, 1965. Elections, parliamentary, under the New Constitution:- Farr, George, enquired for, 1412. Collectors of electoral lists wanted, 544, 554; their districts and remuneration, 606; collectors appointed, 607, 728, 749, Ferrer, William James, notice to, 1635. 833; neaps of electoral districts for sale, 1020, 1035; notices Faussett, Charles, appointed second lieutenant in the V.V.A R., to be inserted in local newspapers, 606; registrars of provinces- 336, 39. and districts appointed, 711, 728, 833, 885, 918, 1033, 1132; Fellows, Thomas Howard, appointed solicitor general, 1116, lists, periods for collecting, completing, and revising certain, (informally notified in 1083); sworn as a member of the extended, 781, 817, 845, 882; tenders invited for publishing Executive Council, 1083. lists in local journals and furnishing copies, 723, 753; contracts for printing lists in local journals, &c., 818, 819; revision Fenwick, William, appointed chairman of the Avoca local courts appointed to be held between fixed dates, 955, 1029; court, 1275. returning officers for provinces and districts, 1252, 1400, 1542, Ferguson, Charles, appointed captain in the V.V.A.R., 973. 1552, 1583; wr is to be issued for electoral provinces, and Fermented liquors.---See Sale of Liquors. arrangements, 1267; ditto for electoral districts, 1433, 1618; writ, new, issued for Melbourne, 2185; places of nomination Ferric, Peter, notice to creditors of, 1351, 1694. and polling-places for electoral provinces, 1283, 1293, 1379, Financial year.-See Accounts. 1381, 1399; ditto for electoral districts, 1485, 1613, 1643, 1683, 1699, 1711, 1731, 1733, 1773; polling day at Timboon a toed, FitzGibbon, Edmund Gerald, appointed second lieutenant in the 1827; election auditors for provinces, 1380; ditto for districts, V.V.AR , 336,359; appointed acting town clerk o'f Smith 1552, 1583, 1399, 1619, 1689, 1704; accounts of claims for ward, Melbourne, 885. expenses of newspaper advertisements, collectors. &c., called Fitz Roy street east and west, name changed to Hothani street in, 1346, 1477; rolls for the central province obtainable at the cast and west, 1834. city police office, 1381; ditto for the south ditto at the district Fitz Roy ward.-See z,,elbourne. police office, 1381; public offices closed at 12 noon on polling day for Melbourne, 1595; petition of William Ilighett against Fleming, Thomas, alias Nape, escaped from custody, reward the return of William Kaye for the Eastern province. 2211, for, 1457, 1557. 2233; of Rector Norman Simson against the return of David Flemy-ng, John Bettesworth, appointed inspector of denoininn- Blair for the district of Talbot, 2099, 2101; of 1YTilliam Jardine tio:ial schools, 728; name misprinted, 718. Smith against the return of Robert Bennett for the district of East Bourke, 2127, 2155; of Thomas Comer against the return Fleury, Richard and John, enquired for, 2111, 2235. of Ebenezer Syme for the Loddon disti iet, 2187, 2211 ; of Forage commuted, regulation, 107, 167. Thomas Coiner against the return of John Downes Owens for Forbes, Lillias, enquired for, 85, 1412. the Loddon district, 2187, 2211.-See Parliament. Forest Creek Diggers' Gold Mining Company's notices and Electric telegraph, revised regulations and scale of charges for rules registered, 2189. the transmission of messages by, 2233.-See Contracts, Ten- ders. Forest Creek pound, cattle impounded in, 61, 88, 141, 179, 312, 385, 407, 443, 444, 479, 571, 618, 676, 857, 900, 1334, 1353, Elephant Bridge pound, cattle impounded in, 47, 61, 62, 181, 1442, 1507, 1610, 1657, 1695, 1707, 1825, 1877, 1920, 1961. 228, 444. 479, 698, 777, 804, 843, 874, 900, 929, 981, 1060, 2030, 2075, 2114, 2197, 2239. 1203, 1280, 1378, 1591, 1697, 1709, 1919, 2026, 2114, 2239. Forse, Charles W., petition for letters patent, 989, 1328. Elphinstone pound, cattle impounded in, 63, 88, 104, 120, 139, 163, 227, 250, 341, 384, 422, 443, 464, 478, 542, 587, 620, 778, Foster, William Henry, appointed chairman of the Creswick 804, 815, 842, 874, 901, 1004, 1040, 1123, 1203, 1221, 1281, local court, 1835. 1332, 1397, 1483, 1548, 1592, 1678, 1696, 1709, 1729, 1752. Foxton's bonded warehouse, license transferred to Alison and 1795, 1877, 1920, 1960, 2076, 2095, 2096, 2115, 2141, 2164, Knight, 852. 2183. Frame, James William, appointed coroner at Hexham, 2109 Eltham road district proclaimed, 1617; meeting to form a board, 1677. Fraser, Hugh, enquired for, 1412. Free Presbyterian church.- See Churches. Emerald Bill, trustees of a site for a Mechanics' Institute at, 1659; highway between Emerald Hill and Melbourne (pro- French soldiers, acknowledgment of the ball for the benefit of, longation of Clarendon street) proclaimed, 2001. by the French consul, 833. 8 INDEX.-1856.

Friendly Societies:-Williamstown Benefit Building and Invest- Godfrey, Frederick R., claims on him to be sent in, 2161. ment Society, altered rules registered, 378; Williamstown Gold Fields:- Freehold Land Society, new rule, 1149; notice to friendly Chairmen of local courts appointed at, Avoca, William and building societ,es, whose offices or places of business are Fenwick, 1275 ; 1,illiam Templeton, 1659-I3jeechwortlr, not known, 1348, 1436; second notice, 1457, 15`11; third Matthew Price, 175; John Stephen Morphy, 1813 - Cres- notice, 1599, 1617. wick, G filbert Andrew Amos, 218; William Henry Foster, Fruit and Vegetables, notice respecting models of, 669, 752. 1835-Beatlrcote, Thompson G. Arnold, 514-1)ialdon, Funeral procession of Sir Charles IIotham, 49. Robert Cleghorne Alackenzie, 2234-Mount Egert cn, James Maxwell Clow, 2234-Raglan, William Willoby, 752,2022; Furniture, requisitions for, due quarterly, and country requisi- Charles Co rrie Weston, 1659-Sandhurst, Crawford Molli- tions to state if articles are obtainable on the spot and the son, 132-St. Andrew's, Walter ChailesBrackenbury,1931- price thereof, 529, 574. Steiglitz, James Maxwell Clow, t 52-Waranga, 'hhompson G. Arnold, 1428-Yackandandah, Henry Bowyer Lane, G. 1164. Gaols: visiting justices appointed for, Alberton gaol, John Local court districts defined: Ballaarat, 218, 727, 1363;. ditto Le i'Jar-clrant Carey, 705; Ballaarat gaol, William Turner, altered, 2224; Castle maine, 2224; Creswick, 218; ditto 1786; Beechworth gaol, Matthew Price, 175; ditto, John altered, 1363; Malden, 2224; Mount Egerton, 2224; Rag- Stephen Morphy, 2234; Castlemaine gaol, George Harrison, lan, 727; St Andrew's, 1859. 331. Regulations, general: as to rights of representatives of de- deased miners, 631; enforcement of local court regulations, Gardiner road district proclaimed 1685; preliminary meeting to 771 ; for the Sandhurst local court district, 1419. form a board, 1835, 1862; report of meeting, 1935. Regulations made by the local court of Avoca, 264, 771, 1812, Garton, Eichard, appointed acting clerk of the peace for the 2107; ditto special, 1812, 2212-Ballaarat, 107, 455, 631, district of the Grange. 1606; appointed acting registrar of the 820; ditto, Gravel Pits lead, 918; ditto, revised (in lieu of Dundas county court, 1606. all former), 985; ditto, mining scrie, (additional), 1427, 1747; ditto, surfacing series, 1427-Beechworth, 107, 358, 454, Gatter, Martha, enquired for, 1822, 2235. 514, 537, 631, 885, 959, 1164, 1240, 1553, 1617, 1689, 1812, Gaunt, Wiliam Henry, appointed sub-warden for Beechworth 2212-Castlemaine, 107, 1426, 1473, 1885, 2040, 2213-- district, 378; appointed protector of Chinese on the gold Creswick, 66ti, 1541, 1886; ditto, frontage series, 1886- fields, 1347. Ileathcotc, 335, :357. 852, 1240- Hepburn, 217, 631 ; (corri- Gazette:-Days of publication changed, 533, 546, 1063; gendum. 772) ; 987, 1617, 2213- onnt Blackwood, 358, binding notice, 838, 913, 1074, 1153; Gazette and acts of 631, 1551, 1689, 1861-Raglan, 1586-Sandhurst, 106, 358, council, printed on inibrior paper, to be furnished currently to 378, 454; ditto, new cod,, 1420, 1659-St. Andrew's, departments out of Melbourne, and bound copies periodically, 2213-Steiglitz, 2079, 2158, 2189-Waranga, 1747, 2040, 1074, 1153. 2172-Yackandancah, 358, 563. 630, 820. WW'ardens and sub-wardens appointed:- Geelong: leases of storing-yard allotments at Geelong offered, Avoca, Charles Chromeley bowling, sub-warden, 154; 27; 107 ; those unsold open for selection 238, 327 ; petty George Agar The.,, pson, sub-warden, 378; Virginius sessions appointed to be held at the town hall, 185 (in lieu of Murray, sub-warden, 1259-Ballaarat. John Cogdon, sub- 175); assistant immigration agent at Geelong appointed, 218; warden, 154-Beechworth, Matthew Price. resident warden, medical inspecting officer, under the Passengers Act, ap- 264, 334; William Henry Gaunt, sub-warden, 378; Henry pointed, 378; chairman of the immigration bo.ir•d at Geelong Bowyer Lane, sub-warden. 1259-Caledonian gold fields, appointed 403; chairman of the w Ater c mnrission appointed, Walter Char es Brackenbury, warden, 264, 334-Sandlnrr,st, 905 ; wharfs proclaimed, 1364 ; cemetery trustees, 1542 ; Edward '.Thomas Barnard, sub-warden, 154. constituted a slaughter-house inspector's di,,triet, 1649 ; Chinese on the gold fields, regulations for, 563, 573; protec- inspectors of slaughter-lion. es, &c.. appointed, 1649 ; town tors on the gold fields appointed, 1347. and district pound rates, 905.-See Marine Surveyors, Savings Sub-treasury and gold office transferred from Avoca to Mary- Banks. borough, 1971, 2046. Geelong Rifle Corps.-See Volunteer Corps, Arrival and departure of escort between Melbourne and Beech- Geelo g and Ballaarat Railway.-See Contracts, Tenders. worth, 2177, 2233. Geelong and Melbourne Railway Company: meetings, 85, 978, Goodman and Lmphelby's bonded warehouse license revoked, 2137, 21 79; call notified, 672 ; c,,rnmencement of certain 454. works notified, 754; notice as to forfeiture of shares not paid Goodwin, John Barker, enquired for, 1093, 1412. up on, 1263; application for act of council, 1994, 2048, 2073, Governor: -Major-General Macarthur. as senior military officer, 2112. proclaimed, 20, 53; Sir Henry Barkly, K.C.B., proclaimed General order respecting the funeral procession of Sir Charles captain-general and governor-in-chief, 2201; and vice-admiral, Iiotham, 49 ; parade of the troops in celebration of the 2202; ceremony of inaugurating Governor Sir Henry Barkly Queen's birthday, 849, 877; respecting the Nightingale fund, notified, 2199; business suspended at the public offices on the 1117, 1218. occasion, 209, General Sessions:- Grange.-See Hamilton. Chairmen appointed. Arthur Nicholas Wrixon, acting, for Grant, William Jones, appointed clerk and bailiff for, 403. Bourke, 378 ; Thomas Spencer Cope, temporarily to act, for Baninyong and Ballaarat, 728, 974 ; ditto for Grant, Greene, William IT, appointed a railway engineer and surveyor, 974. 800, 812. Districts: Kyneton constituted, 1161 ; Sandhurst and Kilmore Griffiths, Fanning and Co., notify the substitution of J. Richard- altered, 1161 ; foot-note slaving where the fourteen dis- son rice J. P. O'Brien to , epresent them, 1247, 1262, 1278. tricts have been defined, 2069. Sessions: for 1856 appointed, 34, 68 ; for Buninyong and Griffiths, Richard, appointed chief engineer of the steam sloop Ballaarat, to be held on 5th May, 1856, p. 668; for ditto Victoria, 1813. additional, 1269 ; for Bourke postponed from the 2nd to Griffiths, Thomas Owen, enquired for, 2235. the 3rd of July 10S3; for Kilmore, Castlemaine, Carisbrook, Grisdale, John, enquired for, 1412. and -andhurst, in 1856, altered, 1181; ditto as first proclaimed (erroneously), 1161; additional sessions, in 1856, Guano in Sharks Bay, South Australia, notice respecting, 569. for Carisbrook, 1858; sessions of the fourteen courts during Guiding Star, information respecting passengers by it obtainable 1857, and future years, 1969 ; calendar of sessions of the at the Immigration office, Melbourne, 1117, 1198. fourteen courts during 1857, p. 1970, 2069. Clerks of the peace: for the Grange, Richard Garton, acting, Guildford pound, cattle impounded in, 180, 420, 478, 677, 736, 1606; Portland, A. Castle, acting, 1749. 911, 1040, 1097, 1416, 1638, 1708, 1728, 1847, 1937, 1961, 2162, 2239. Gideon, L., disclaims partnership, &c., 225. Guthridge, Nehemiah, appointed a member of the Denomina- Gilchrist, Jolrn, enquired for, 1412, tional School Board vice Jennings, 454. Gipps' Land, Charles Glasson appointed ranger for, 400', Guthrie, John, appointed assistant immigration agent at Gee. Gipsey Smith.-See Turner. long, 218. Gisborne, Dog Nuisance Act (6 William IV. No. 4) extended to, 1557. H. Gisborne pound, cattle impounded in, 103, 110, 180, 181, 228, Ilabanero Manuel, brig.-See Thomas. 312, 382, 570, 587, 619, 639, 721, 911, 982, 1096, 1122, 1202, 1203, 1280, 1352, 1398, 1442, 1483, 1507. 1567, !591, 1610, Hackett, Charles Prendergast , appointed a police magistrate for 1697, 1707, 1848, 1962, 1998, 2052, 2141; district pound rates, the Melbourne district, 1659. 905. IIagan. Mary, enquired for, 927, 1412. Glasson, Charles, appointed ranger for G ipps' L and, 403. Haines, W illiam Clark , sworn a member of the Executive Glen, Wi'illiam, enquired for, L412. Council, 2202. Gnarwarre pound, cattle impounded in, 73, 141, 182, 251 365, Hall, Seymour Gilbert, enquired for, 2111, 2235. 541, 640, 805, 929, 1.>50, 1548. Hamilton, Henry Westropp, enquired for, 754, 1412. INDEX.-1856. 9

Hamilton pound, cattle impounded in, 89, 104, 119, 140, 164, House, William, notifies that he is not connected with the Castle- 226, 341, 407, 420, 527, 542, 550, 586, 699, 900, 981, 1026, maine line of wagons, 309, 338, 363. 1096, 1123, 1249, 1417, 1483, 1507, 1610, 1638, 1654, 1846, Howard, John Broadley, appointed assistant immigration agent 1921, 1960, 2029, 2076, 2094, 2182, 2240, 2241. at Warrnambool, 1606. Hammond, Thomas, enquired for, 1412. Hulks or floating prisons: prison boundaries and positions of the Hampden and Heytesbury, meeting called to petition for a road President, Deborah, Success, Sacramento, and Lysander, 1218. district for, 2048. I-lull, William B., appointed a railway engineer and surveyor, Hanley, Alfred, enquired for, 1412. 800, 812. Hardie, William F., appointed a railway engineer and surveyor, Humfrey, John William, enquired for, 403, 1412. 800, 812. Humphreys, J., enquired for, 192, 1412. Harker's bonded warehouse license extended to another store, 99; store in Flinders lane licensed, 438; former licenses can- Hunter, Dr., caution respecting debts contracted in the name of, 1822, 1843. celled, 438. Hyne, Ambrose, enquired for, 175, 1412. Harris, John, enquired for, 2111, 2235. Harrison, George, appointed visiting justice of Castlemaine gaol, 334. 1. Immigration :- Harrison, James, petition for letters patent, 35, 77. Charles Edward Strutt appointed acting immigration agent, Hatch, W. B., claims against the estate of, to be sent in, 2137. 218; acting immigration agent appointed principal emigration officer under the Imperial Passengers Act of 1855, p. Haycock and McPherson's acceptance of bill drawn by Thomas 378; John Guthrie appointed assistant immigration agent Turnbull, notice respecting. 672, 696, 706. at Geelong , 218 ; assistant emigration officer appointed Health, Central Board of, Charles Pasley and Wm. M. Bell 378; medical inspecting officers at Williamstown and Gee appointed additional members, 1132. long appointed, 378; stipendiary magistrate at Belfast to be Health Act (18 Viet. No. 13), extended to Ballaarat municipal assistant immigration agent there , 403; board at Belfast district, 1182; Castlemaine ditto, 718; Portland ditto, 2063; appointed, 219; acting chairman of board at Melbourne Prahran ditto, 727; Richmond ditto, 1033; Sandhurst ditto, appointed , 403; chairman of board at Geelong appointed 1125; Warrnambool ditto (except § 8 and 9), 1317. 403; assistant emigration officer at Williamstown appointed to carry out the Chinese Immigrants Act (18 Viet. No. Heap and Co.. Henry L. Heap notifies cessation of his interest 39), 589; assistant immigration agent at Warrnamboo l in the firm of, 2091. appointed , 1606; immigrants fund regulations 668; Heap, Henry J., notifies cessation of his interest in the firm of Chinese ditto , 1164; immigration remittances, regulations, 11 capand Co., 951. 1189; scale of rations for immigrants altered, 1784, 1799. See Passengers. Heathcote, sale of fermented, spirituous and mixed liquors, in quantities not less than two gallons legalised at, 351; ceme- Imported stock .- See Registration. tery trustees, 1132, 1191.-See Gold Fields. Impounded cattle .- Sec the names of Pounds. Henty, Stephen George, appointed chairman of the first meeting Incendiarism .- See Rewards. in the municipality of Portland, 35, 154. Insolvency Notices:- Hepburn.-See Gold Fields. Applications for certi ficates of discharge by Isaac Abrahams, Ilexham, coroner appointed at, 2109. 192; Robert Underwood, 192; Roderick Mackenzie, 240; J. and J. Rule , 802; Martin Joseph Butler , 840; Samutl Hexham pound, cattle impounded in, 104, 164, 365, 420, 527, Bottomley , 1025; Thomas Sanderson , 1095 ; R chard 777, 1026, 1096, 1122, 1123, 1281, 1417, 1591, 1657, 1708, Bunce, John Hughes , 1469 , 1706; Robert Knoa, 2028, 2095, 2096, 2164, 2241; poundkeeper appointed, 1348. 1221; 1469; Andrew Punton, 1750; George Caspar, 2138; Hicks, Charles James, enquired for, 2235. William Dymond , 2236. ' Highett, William, appointed chairman of the preliminary muni- Proof of debts against estate of Edward Doherty, deceased, cipal meeting at Richmond, 679 ; petitions against the return 539, 617. of William Kaye, i11.L.C., 2211, 2233. Dividend in the estate of Unmack Brothers , 854; William Campbell , 1725, 1750 , 1771; James Jones , 2048. 2072. Highway robberies.-See Rewards. Sequestration of estates of Thomas Kidston , 441, 462, 475 Hill, Richard Evans, appointed 2nd lieutenant in the V.V.A R., 854. 872, 888 ; Robert l';uchanan, 441 , 463, 475; William 336, 359. Jenkins, 442, 463 , 475; William Robert Merry, 872, 889, 898; Dumaresq and Robin , 1143, 1156, 1168. Hill, Robert, enquired for, 1093, 1412. Meeting of creditors of Adamson , Watts, McKechnie and Co., Hobson's Bay.-See Marine Surveyors. 841, 1751 ; Woods and Rose, 1248. Hodgkinson, Clement, appointed consulting engineer to the Inspectors - See Nuisances , Slaughter -houses, Weights, &c. municipal cou..cils of East Collingwood, Emerald Hill, Prah- Intestate Estates:- ran and Richmond, 1392. Under the charge of the Registrar of the Supreme Court, Hodgkinson, James, John and Henry, enquired for, 633, 1167. return of, 368, 392, 1386, 1404. Hodgson, Robert Buckley, appointed 2nd lieutenant in V.V.A.R., Notice to creditors against the estates of William Jones, 45- 336, 359. of Lewis John Irwin, Thomas Cooper , William Powel3, Patrick llcT)onald, Joseph Tack, Frederick Badcock and Holidays at Government Offices, notified. 533, 546, 875; in cele- Henry Rue Stocks, 101, 159 -- of Patrick McGowan, 101, bration of peace with Russia. 1063; business at public offices 309-of Miles Fleming, 438 , 600-of J. Watts, P. Early, J. J. party suspended on the day of the election for Delbourne, Smith alias W. Morgan, R. Purvis, B. Hayes, T. Mathews, 1595; Thursday, 20th November (the day before the new T. 11. Scott, J. Adams, E. Poppleton , 11 Burridge, J. Legislature assembled). recommended to be observed with Moncurr , 538, 565-of J. Gallagher , 546, 615-of F. divine worship, 1923; Tuesday, 25th November (the day on Walters, 546 , 670-of A. Baumgartner , 694, 718 - of R. B, which the Governor delivered his speech), public business Falconer, 906, 925-of J. Slclnnes , 906, 926-of D. partly suspended, 1967; business suspended at public offices Thomas, R. Buckley, G. Boodle, W. T. Whitehouse, F. on the occasion of inaugurating Governor Sir Henry Baikly, Wisenden, S. Arbo'mr , W. Thornhill , W. Dunkley and J. 2199. Reid. 949, 998 - of E. Dunkley Clarke, 1036, 1056-of H. Holland, Frederick Henry, appointed brigade adjutant of Volun- Lennox, J. Blackwood , K. Friederich , D. Robinson, F. teer Corps, 1055. Renners . J. Holmes, W. M. Cross, R. Burns , 1). Farrell. S. Brown , Ke Tong, J. or D , Williams and D. Payne, Home, William, notifies that his connection with the Castlemaine 1393, 14. 17-of J . Shepherd, P. Barclay, J. Lee, D. line of wagons has ceased, 159, 176. Dlanson, F. Newport, W. Mackay, D. Anderson , A. But- Hopkins, Francis, escaped from Pentridge Stockade, 1403, 1457. ters , Lnciana Danvell, 1692, 1724-of J. Mercer, T. Horses unclaimed, lost, stolen, strayed, &c.-See Cattle and the Mclnnerney , J. Breerton , T Wilson , J. Langrirlge, D. names of Pounds. Anderson . O. Owens, G. Asque, C. Midforth , P. Conway, and Sophia Lewis, 2158 , 2191. - See Administration. Horsham pound, cattle impounded in, 89, 120, 163, 341, 383, 778, 815, 911, 1081, 1265, 1470, 1483, 1549, 1796, 1900, 1939, Inventions .- See Patents. 1940, 1997, 2051, 2140, 2183, 2217. Irons, James, notice to creditors of, 1843, 1871. Hospital, trustees of the Castlemaine general, 416. Isthmus of Suez, despatch relative to the passage of baggage Hospital Act (ii Viet. No 59) extended to the Bendigo Gold and gold across , 2016, 2039. District general hospital, 1829. J. Hotham, Sir Charles, notice respecting the funeral of, 19; public offices to be closed on the day of the funeral, 19; order of the Jackson, Adam A., appointed draftsman in the railway depart- funeral procession, &c, 49. ment, 800, 812. Hotham street east and west, Melbourne, name of Fitz Roy Jansen, Friedrich Wilhelm, appointed consul for Bremen, 728. street altered to, 1834. Japan, convention with, 798. C 10 INDEX.-1856.

Jarrett, William, enquired for, 1693, 2111. Lands, Public-continued. Johnson, Alexander Samuel, enquired for, 1412. Deeds.-See Deeds. Depasture licenses for 1856 ready for delivery to persona T olbriGnn and Oliver, caution respecting securities for or against, enumerated, 240, 345; notice respecting payment of the 2j35. license fees for 1856, p. 417, 573; list of defaulters, 799, 849. Jones, E. J., enquired for, 615, 7.18. Leases of storing ya•d allotments at Geelong offered, 27, 107; Robert, enquired for, 695, 1412. those unsold open for selection, 238, 327; payment of rent William , appointed clerk and bailiff for the Grant district, for leases in the Settled districts requiring payment to be 403. made before a certain date, 36, 147; leases of measured Judges.-Sec County Courts , Supreme Court. sections in the county of Grant offered, 105, 315; lease of a site for a weighbridge at Castleniaiuc offered, 238, 343; Julius, William Henry , enquired for, 1373, 1412. lease of a site for a patent slip at Williamstown offered, r -,rv li=t, to be formed at Ballaarat, 1597 ; Castlemaine, 533; 989, 1149. Sandhurst. 533. Officers : Kilmore, William Turner to be assistant commissioner there, 403; Samuel Do Vignoles appointed vice K. Turner, 1055; Grant, William .Jones to be clerk and Iyuilhara.-See New Zealand. bailiff for, 403; Gipps Land, Charles Glasson to be ranger Kalkallo pound, cattle impounded in, 181, 339, 901, 1060, 1315, for, 403; Ballaarat, William Turner to be assistant commis- 1922, 2217. sioner, vice De Vignoles, 1055. Kay, Joseph Henry, appointed clerk of the Executive Council, Regulations, amended, respecting selection of lots unsold at 19,65. auction, 1849, 1857. Matthew Clark, deceased, notice to creditors of, 1469. Reserved from lease, for the extension of the township of Sale, Gipps Land, 89 5 ; reserved for the camp at Ballaarat, 895; Kaye,WVilliaun, M.L.C., William I-lighett petitions against the for township of Castle Donnington, Swan Hill, 1051; for return of, 2211, 2233. township of Navarre on Wattle Creel-, 1317; town reserve Keam, S. P., notice respecting correspondence with, 540. at Ballaarat extended, 1859. Keane, Johanna, enquired for, 1412. Selection, lots open for, 83, 114, 169, 361. 404, 458; renewed" Keenan, John Peter, enquired for, 1093, 1412. list, 482; further lists, 563, 716, 773, 811, 882, 947, 1016, 1076, 1163, 1270, 1347, 1430 (nai sprinted, 1406), 1463; Keenan, W't'illiam, enquired for, 1412. outstanding lots in previous lists republished, 1510; further Kelly, John, ap fsointe l a territorial magistrate, 1030. lots 1600, 1670, 1746. 2175, 2210; lots altered or with- Kemp, Samuel V., appointed a draftsman in the railway depart- drawn, 589, 701, 1585, 1586, 1717, 1783, 1907; selected lots ment, 800, 812. and names of purchasers, 94, 328, 530, 634, 864, 990, 1192, Kennedy, Alexander, enquired for, 1412. 1318, 1554, 1718, 1926, 2132. Kensington pound, cattle impounded in, 73, 103, 141, 181, 227, Township sites fixed, Stradbroke, 27; South Mucl,leford, 27; Yea, 27.-See above, Reserved. 250, 313, 384, 441,572, 621, 676, 1005, 1156, 1172, 1202, 1315, i352, 1377, 1398, 1470, 1548, 1593, 1824, 1875, 1960, 2027, Tiustecs.-See Church Lands, Cemeteries, Hospitals, Schools, 2077, 21S1, 2239, 2240. Mechanics' Institute. Kensington pound rates, 905. Land Sales:- Keogh, Martin Joseph, notice to, 617. Sales held at Alberton, 665; Amherst, Daisy Hill, 367, 1031 Avenel, 324; Avoca, 212, 213, 214; Ballaarat, 130, 449, Kerang.-See Lower Loddon. 450, 451, 654. 655, 747, 748, 993, 1101, 1303, 1304, 1359, Kevin, Henry, enquired for, 2111, 2235. 1758, 1777, 1778, 1779, 1780, 1781, 1782 2056, 2057,2058; Kilmore• William Turner appointed deputy sheriff for Kilmore Beechworth 205, 467, 611, 1686, l68`, 2034, 2935. 2,955; district, 378; Samuel do Vignoles ditto vice 'T'urner, 905; William Belfast. 725 ; Itenalla, Broken river, 269, 270; Carisbrook, Turner appointed assistant commissioner of Crown lands at, 516, 1389, 1:390, 1391 ; Castertonh, Glenelg River, 1344. 1345; 403; Samuel de Vignoles ditto vice Turner, 1055; inspector Castlemaine. 96, 97, 98, 208, 209, 517. 656, 657, 658, 659, of slaughter-honscs, &c., appointed, 812, 1191, 1436; police 916, 939, 940, 941, 943, 1176, 1343, 1358, 1713, 1743, 2002 1, district defined, 852; width of the carriage and foot ways of 2003, 2004: Creswick. 210, Geelong, 23, 148, 206, 207, the township fixed, 972. 238, 560, 561, 562, 663, 664, 861, 943, 944, 1177, 1343, 1714, 1715, 2150 ; Gisborne, 943, 1431 ; Glenorchy, Kilmore municipality: petitioned for, 974, 1127; proclaimed, Wimmera Piver, :145 ; Hamilton, Grange Burn, 325, 1160; preliminary meeting, 1199, 1218; John Kelly Trainor 326, 663, 1688, 2007, 2008; 1leathcote, 557, 558, 1855, appointed chairman thereof, 1245; report of proceedings 2010;Kilmore, 448. 1013, 1854, 2006, 2102; Kyneton, thereat, 1370; misprint in report corrected, 1436; meeting of 271. 660, 661, 894 (1012 cancelled 1052), 1051, ratepayers, 1813, 1870; bye-laws assented to, 2084, 2085. Loddon Inn, Kerang. Lower Loddon, 79(;; llary borough, Kilmore pound, cattle impounded in, 88, 699, 700, 1377, 1567, 1360, 1361, 1362, 2005; Melbourne, 129. 148, 515, 5.59, 1695, 1875, 1937, 2095. 859, 8 0 , 1009, 1010, 1(111, 1089, 1175, 1342, 1357, Kinchela, Lewis, enquired for, 1822, 2235. 1755,1756, 1757, 2001, 2033, 2205; Navarro, McIiay's Inn or Wattle Creek, 1032 ; Portland, 24, 25, 535, King, Thomas, enquired for, 2072, 2235. 574, 575, 51-6, 662, 795, 2009, 2019 ; Sale, Gipps' King William street, Fitz Roy Ward, Melbourne, width of car- Land, 21, 22, 1085; Sandhurst, 148, 149, 150, -77. 578, riage and footways in, 454. 659, 862, 893. 1178, 1389, 2012,2035, 2206, 2224; Tarra- ville, (;ipps Land, 883, 884; Wancaratta, 629; 'I'ar•adale, I.KlinckeniUer , August, notifies application for lease of a quartz 2206; AN,,arrnambool, 271, 917, 1178; Yam Holes, Fiery claim, 673, 696, 706, 734. Creek'.near Raglan, 210, 211, 212. Knight, James Mylne, appointed chairman of the preliminary Alteratians in sales held at Alberton, 770, 868 ; Am',erst, 536, municipal meeting at Belfast, 1542. 579, 1149, 1 179 ; Avenel, 515, 536; Avoca, 415; Ballaarat, Kyneton, constituted a slaughter-house inspector's district, 378, 80, 589, 630, 749, 809, 820, 1257, 1392, 1473, 1497, 1856, 403 ; inspectors of slaughter-houses, &c , appointed, 378, 1925. 2061, 2062, 2080, 2081, 2082, 2117, 2187; Beech- 812 ; an examiner of weights and measures appointed for worth,402. 1783, 1799.2173; Belfast, 885; Carisbrook. 1540, the police district of, 812 ; sale of fermented, spirituous, and 1600, 1601 ; Castcrton, 154- ; Castlemaine, 171, 188, 214, mixed liquors, in quantities not less than two gallons, legalized 272. 362, 415, 437, 451, 579, 589, 666, 797, 798, 809, at Kyneton and East Kyneton, 1099 ; Dog Nuisance Act 1077, 1091, 1237, 1317, 1429, 1540, 1600, 1799, 1856, (6 Wm 4 No. 4) extended to Kyneton township reserve, in- 1880, 1921, 2081, 2151, 2173 ; Creswick, 415 ; cluding East Kyneton, 1786; Town and Country Police Act Geelong. 33>, 91, 96, 272, 401, 415, 416, 454, 5-9 only) extended to Kyneton township and East Kyne- 589. 689, 798. 852, 1033. 1052 1317, 1391, 1421), 1497, ton, 1952. 1907, 1925, 1949. 2(162,2102; Gisborne, 1052, 1077, 1102, 1127; Glenorchy. 1077; Hamilton, 1799, 2081 ; IJeathcote, Kyneton pound, cattle impounded in. 61, 73, 119, 226, 313, 572, 639, 726, 1925, 2013, 2036. 2102, 2173. 2207; Kilmore, 2036, 698, 708, 735, 832, 912, 130, 1026, 1040, 1081, 1221, 1334, 21 1 ; Kyneton, 1052; Maryborough, 1659, 1688, 1716, 1442, 1471, 1568, 1638, 1694, 179 .5, 1824, 1875, 1939, 2027, 5 1717, 1744, 2 51, Melbourne, 171, 611, 1052, 2076, 2142, 2182, 2197, 2218. 2173; 726, 1149, 1179, 1235, 1497, 1971, 2013, 2031, 2187, 2227; Port- land, 148, 666, 2103 ; Sand urst, 214, 327, 362, 714, 726, L. 809, 9'9, 1052, 1346, 2151, 2173, 2207 ; Tarraville, 1015; Lalor, Peter, appointed inspector of railway works, 1659. Warrnambool, 402, 416, 1235. Lands, Public:- Landscape gardeners and others offered a premium for designs Assessment on stock., list of persons liable to, 738, 784. for laying out the metropolitan parks and reserves, 1705, Approaching land sale.-See Approaching Land Sales. 2047. Approved selection, payment of rent for, under pre-emptive right, in Polwoith, 1017, 1031; by Robert John Morgan. Lane, Henry Bowyer, appointed chairman of the Yackandandah Gipps Land, 1402, 1461 ; by S C. Johnson, for leases of local court, 1164 ; appointed sub-warden for Beerlhworth dis- lands near 1lallagoola Lake and opposite Gcbo island, 1783, tiict, 1259; appointed protector of the Chinese on the gold 1880; by Charles John (not C, 1'i ) Dennys, for land near fields, 1347. Point Haley, 1810, 1857, 1830; by John Carpenter, for land Lauriston and Edgecombe road district proclaimed, 1G45; pre- east of Jack Rivulet, IS31, 1880. liminary meeting to form a board, 1748, 1761. INDEX--1856. 11

Leases.-See Lands. Legal notices - continued. Lefevre's Peninsul t, South Australia, pilot station on, 1432. Thompson v. Richardson , 2236 ; Trail v. Howlett, 840, 871, 899, 928 ; Trangmar v. Mackay, 1918, 1958, 2049, 2138; Legal notices. proceedings under fieri fcacias, &c.:- Turnbull, P . and G. v. Mulcare, 2194, 2236. --- A'Beckett v. Mervin, 1469. Vail v. Kilbee, 248 , 617, 673. Bankof Victoria v.Arnold, 2048; Barclay v.Mount and ---- Walker, Hood and Co . v. McDonough , 1058, 1095, 1143, others, 1872, 1917, 1958, 2025; Bateman, jun., and Co. v. 1167; \Vai ner v. 117anby, 2138, 2180, 2236 ; Watson v. Hughes, Hayes and Hart, 1415; Batten and another v. Donoghue, 1080; Way and Westmore v. Gregory, 908, 909, 952, 953, 1095, 1121, I t55, 1185, 1220; Bayne v. Gilchrist 637, 697, 1002, 1039; Webster v. King, 2179 , 2216; \\ estby v. 719, 755; Bear v. Kearney, 1059, 1095, 1143, 1168; Black O'Sullivan , 87, 117, 162, 193 ; Westby and others v. Fahy, v. Bennetto, 1590, 1635, 1677, 1706; Blackburne v. Shine, 1333, 1468; Wharton v. Merry, 1441 , 1482 , 1547, 1590; 406. 441, 476, 539; Blundell and another v. Whiteoak, 2014, White anal another v Sullivan , 673, 707, 734, 776; Whitney 2138, 2161, 2215; Bowman, A. II, and others v. Hunter v. Sykes, 584 , 602, 637 , 697, 871 , 888. 928; \ \' oodlock v. and Alain, 2216; Brown v. Comb, 1039, 1079, 1121, 1155; Hynes, 1653; Wright v. O'Sullivan , 814, 887, 908, 952. Browne v. Batley, 1220, 124S 1262, 1314, 1351. Legislative Council ( under the old constitution ) prorogued from Cameron v. Cameron, 909; Campbell and another v. 6th May to 3rd June, 774; to 1st July, 913 ; to 1st August, Parslow, 441, 523, 548, 585; Campbell v. O'Sullivan, 802, 1061 ; to 19th August, 1251; to 16th September , 1355; to 840, 872, 899; Chomley v. Johnston, 1872, 1917, 1958, 2025; 30th September , 1509 .- See Elections, Parliament. Clark v. Jackson Dunn, 85; Clarke v. Burke, 1635, 1677, 1706, 1750; Clarke v Cunningham, 1441, 1482, 1566, 1608; Legislative Council and Legislative Assembly .- See Elections, Clayton v. Hawks, 2092, 2138, 2180, 2216; Connor and Phelan Parliament. v. Boon, 2194; Connor and Phelan v. Robin, 2194; Courtney Leigh pound .- See River Leigh. v. Addison, 462, 524, 549, 585; Cowie and Towle v. Lonsdale, 461, 524, 549, 585; Cowran or Conran v Ford, 1441, 1482, Later lists:- 1566, 1608; Cox v. Thomas, 776, 815, 855, 888; Crate v. Unclaimed ship letters lying in the Melbourne Post Office Baines and Mackay, 908; Craven v. O'Sullivan, 87, 117, 162, received during the month of 1ecember (1855), p. 37; 192; Critchly and Banks v. Meagher, 60, 86; Cruikshank and January ( 1856), p . 78, 109 , 145, 197; February , 263, 352, another v. Barrett, 1750; Curran v. Bartlett, 1185, 1221, 1262, 387, 426 ; March, 470 , 534, 564, 599 ; April, 641 , 702, 729, 1279. 770; May , 821, 866, 896 , 919; June, 963 , 1018,1054,1105; Darling v. Lamb, 1469; Dawson v. Ellison 406, 441, 476, July, 1151 , 1224, 1271 ; August, 1322 , 1365, 1407, 1459; 539, 584, 602; Dove and Oswald v Longley, 192; Down- September. 1500, 1576, 1620, 1674; October, 1701, 1742, 1862, November , 1901, 1947, 2015 , -_1070; December, ing v. Lang, 1121; Duff v. Strachan, 2025, 2074, 2112, 2161; 1852; Duggenv.Batley, 1220. 1248, 1262, 1314, 1351. 2120, 2170, 2204. Unclaimed letters received in the country post offices during Edclington v Hayes and Hart, 1397; Edwards v. Robshaw, the month of November ( 1855 ), 124; December ( 1855), 2074 2138, 2161, 2216. 330; January ( 18'16), 509 ; February , 681; March, 878; Ferrie v. Williamson, 1351, 1694; Fogarty v. Collins, 310; April, 1066; May, 1205 ; June, 1335; July, 1534; August, Forbes v. McMillan, 461, 524, 549, 584; Fraser v. McLau gh- 1735; September, 1941; October , 2146 .-S ee Post Office. Ian, 132, 192, 249, 339 Goodman and another v. Brunt, 60, 86, 118, 161; Graham Letters patent.-See Patents. v. Hughes and others, 755, 802, 841, 872; Grave senior v. Levee to be held at Melbourne by Major-General Macarthur, Kropp,2092, 2112; Grieve v.Barrett, 2049; Grieves v Charles, 183, 185, 845, 859; by Governor Sir Henry Barkly, on 1st 1094, 1142, 1168, 1201; Grieves v. Crawford, 1332, 1376, 1441, January , 1857, p. 2221. 1468 Lewis, Sophia , reward for the apprehension of the murderer of, Haggitt v. Gishy, 720, 755, 802, 814; Haldane and Hogg, in Stephen - street, Melbourne, 2188, 2213. v. Silverman, 1094, 1142; Hall and Jarvis v. Collins, 338; Hawkins v. Pringle, 1872, 1917, 1958, 2025; Ilebburn v. Lexton pound, cattle impounded in, 63, 89, 141, 182 , 314, 341, Featherston, 1058, 1095, 1142, 1168; Henderson v. Levey, 366, 383, 420, 478, 541, 550, 587 , 604, 620, 675, 709, 736, 873, 1375, 1396; Hepburn and Hurst v. Featherston, 1248, 1279, 891, 912, 929, 1171 , 1186, 1264, 1334, 1352, 1377, 1398, 1442, 1333, 1376; Ilonsely v. Mortimer, 406, 441, 476, 539; Hull 1507 , 1611, 1638, 1679, 1709, 1727, 1198, 1845 , 1873, 1919, and others v. Mills, 462, 523, 548, 585; Hull and others v. 1960, 1996, 1997 , 2028, 2076, 2116, 2141, 2165. Phelan and others, 617; Humphreys and another v. Mills and Librarian to both houses of parliament , Charles Ridgway ap- another, 60, 86, 118, 161; Humphreys v. O'Sullivan, 87, 117, pointed, 1965. 162, 192; Hunt and another v. Miller, 603, 637, 696, 720. Licensed persons .- See Auctioneers , Spirit Merchants, &c. Ingram v Mower, 1143, 1168, 1201, 1248. -- .' ohns v. Snell, 2074; Johnson v. Frazer, 908, 953, 1002, Licenses .- See Depasture. 1039; Johnston v. Charter, 441, 523, 548, 585; Jones v. Ltd- lam,46, 72, 51i8, 603, 637, 696, 1001. 1039, 1079, 1121; Jones Licensing meetings.-See Coui ts. and Toynbee v. Ferrie, 855, 888, 908, 953; Jordan v. Travers, Liddy, James, caution respecting accounts contracted in the 60, 72; Jorgenson v. Kruse, 1872, 1917. name of, 2179. Kaye and another v. Pike, 60, 86, 440, 523, 548, 585; Kaye Lighthouse on Troubrid ` e shoals , gulf of St. Vincent, 93. and liutchart v. Feeney, 2048; Knight v. Samson, 755, 802, Lightship .- See Mariners. 855. 888. Lark n v. Hart and wife, 1725, 1793, 1823, 1814, 18 72; Lee Live stock in Victoria , summary of, 1764 ; quarterly returns of v. Dwyer, 734, 776, 814, 855, 1121, 1156, 1185, 1220; Lereux live stock imported , 2135, 2207. v. Sparham, 802, 840, 871, 899; Leslie v. Taylor, 1058, 1095, Local courts .- See Gold Fields. 1143, Loeman v. Barry, 462, 524, 549, 585. 1168; Locke, Harriet Anne, enquired for, 1133, 1412. 111anby v. Hill, 2092, 2112.12161 ; Manby v. McKenzie, 1483, 1547, 1590, 1635; McDonald v.I-Ieleiig, 46, 72; McDo- Longwood pound, catt l e impounded in, 120, 180, 181, 195, 364, nald and Beyfus v. Stooke, 249, 338, 381, 419; McDonough v. 423, 478 . 603, 677, 756 , 778, 815, 930 , 954, 1060, 1147, 1249, Egan, 1058, 1094, 1155, 1168; McGregor v. Humphreys, 476; 1377, 1416, 1470 , 1508, 1655 , 1679, 1695, 17z7, 1728, 1845, N1cKillop v Murphy, 60. 86, 118, 162; McMillan v. Gale, 1875 , 1900, 1937 , 1996, 2051, 2115. 1094; McMillan v. Read, 60, 86; :Miller v. Miller, 603, 637, Lost and found - See Cattle, Property. 696, 720; dills and Mills v. Malpas and Empson, 338, 381, Loudon, Ann , and her children , enquired for, 978, 419, 461, 581, 617, 673, 707; Molans v. Owens, 1693; Moon-y 1412. v. Holmes, 1677, 1706, 1750, 1794; Murphy and Wisewould Lower Leddon ( Keran (r) pound, cattle impounded in, 62, 194., v. Ferric, 696. 22 6, 365, 38 4, 464, 463, 541 , 558, 620, 676 , 709, 736, 779, 857, Nantes and Nantes v. Bennett, 176, 310, 363, 406; North- 892, 912, 1003, 1146, 1157 , 1187, 131 5, 1417 , 1442, 1592, eote v. Carpenter, 2074. 1636, 1678, 1752, 1847 , 1899 , 1936, 1937, 1997 , 2050, 2096, ()'Farralland another v.Williams 46, 87, 117; O'Farrell 2142, 2143, 2240. v. Featherstone, 440, 523, 548, 51'5; O'Farrell v. Hughes, 419, Lunatic Asylum , Yaira Bend, Edward Barker appointed visitor, 462, 524, 539; Oriental Bank v. Meade, 707, 734, 776, 814. 191. Passmore and another v. Halfpenny, 909, 952, 1003, Lynch, Sydney , appointed medical inspecting officer at Geelong, 1039; Pearse v. Mundell, 117, 162; Pike v. Holder, 2074, under the Passengers ' Act, 378. 2138, 2161, 2216; Powell and others v. Fahy, 1333, 1468; Purdie v. Hayes and Hart, 1167; Purves v. Barry, 440, 476, Lysander hulk .- See Hulks, 539, 568. M. Quarry v. Hunter and another, 1897, 1935, 1995, 2049. Rae and Dickson v IIughes, 1706; Rhodes v. Lane, 1468; Macarthur, Major-General, appointed major-general and to the Riley and another v. Silverman, 554, 6i7, 673, 707; Robert- command of the troops in Australia, Tasmania, and New Zea- son v. 1\IcEvitt, 381, 419, 462, 524; Rosbotham v. Rudman, land, 35; proclaimed as senior military officer and acting 909; Rutledge and others v. Clarke and Kelly, 1469, 1694. governor, 2033; sworn as a member of the Executive Council, Schaffer and Dunfoid v. Benham and Edwards, 86, 118, 2202. 161, 176, Smale v. Frahm, 249, 309, 462; Smith and another Macarthur ward, petit'on from a portion of the residents in, for v. Hughes, 2179, 2216; Smith v. Wheeler, 1279, 1333, 1376, annexation to Emerald Hill municipality, 2212, 2231.-See 1415; Spence v. Ad.ims, 60, 86. 118, 161 ; Stafford v. Lewis, Melbourne. 2074; Stevens and another v. Wheateroft, 6Q, 86, 118, 161; Macarthur, John Hugh, enquired for, 1412. Stevens an I another v. Whittington, 46, 72, 102, 137; Stodart v. Sykes, 1185. Mackay, Charles Frederick, enquired for, 1412. 12 INDEX.--1856

Mackay, John, of Waranga Park Station , deceased , claims Melbourne-continued. against his estate to be sent in, 928 , 951, 959. Fitz Roy ward, width of carriage and footways in King WiI- liam street regulated. 454; Fitz Roy street east and west, Mackeegan, Rachel, enquired for, 1331, 1412. name changed to Hotham street east and west, 1834. Mackenzie. Robert Cleghorne, appointed chairman of the Mal- Sri ith Ward proclaimed. 327; days and times for performing don local court, 2234. municipal acts in, 402, 415; first officers appointed, 402, Maddingley ( Bacchus Marsh ) township , town and country police 415; Edmund G. FitzGibbon appointed acting town-clerk Act (§ 5-10) extended to, 1829. vice Kerr, 885. Macarthur Ward proclaimed, 1182:-first officers appointed, Magistrate, territorial, John Kelly, appointed, 1030. 1217, 1223; days and times for performing municipal acts Magistrates , Resident or Police, appointed for, Bacchus Marsh, in, 1218. 1223. Charles Shuter, 800; Ballaarat (visiting Buninyong), William See Meteorological Journals, Savings Banks, Sewers. Turner, 852; Beechworth, Matthew Price, 175; Bourke district, Evelyn Pitfield Shirley Sturt, 1659; Cathcart, Charles Melbourne pound, cattle impounded in, 48, 63, 74, 103, 164, 182, Corrie Weston, visiting, 1165 ; Hilmore, William Turner, 194, 312. 365, 384, 408, 409, 443, 477, 570, 619, 639, 698, 175; ditto, Samuel de Vignoles. vice Turner, 852; Melbourne 709, 721, 735, 757. 779, 805, 816, 844, 857, 874, 911, 929, district , Charles Prendergast Hackett, 1659 ; Mount Egerton, 982, 1027, 1081, 1122 , 1158, 1171, 1187, 1202, 1222, 1249, Steiglitz and Ballan, James Maxwell Clow, 800 ; Raglan, 1315, 1352, 1417, 1442, 1507, 1567, 1639, 1657, 1727, 1752, Charles Corrie Weston, 752. 1824 , 1847 , 1877 , 1920 , 1961, 20 2 9, 2077 , 2113, 2163, 2195, 2240. Maiden ' s Punt pound, cattle impounded in, 47, 74, 103, 227, 366, 444. Melbourne Benefit Building Society, interest of W. H. Buckley in, terminated , 1079, 109 3. Mails, arrangements for 1856, pp. 28, 70.-See Contracts, Pest Office, Tenders. Melbourne Exchange Company, calls notified, 548, 951, 133 2. 1935; accounts, 971, 1717; meeting, 1375. Main roads,-See Roads. Melbourne Gas and Coke Company, A. Priestley appointed Maldon -See Gold Fields. secretary vice Allen, 159. Management of Towns.-Sec Town and Country Police Act. Melbourne General Cemetery, accounts, 336; a new trustee for, 378. 31andarin of New York, notice to consignee of goods ex, 583. Melbourne and Hobson's Bay Railway Company, meetings Marine stockade at Williamstown discontinued, 1553. notified. 567, 870, 886, 1219, 1994; half-yearly accounts, 979, 2091 ; W. H. Tuckett noti fies cessation of his interest, 814. Marine surveyors for Hobson's Bay and Geelong appointed, 378; ditto for Portland, 565. Melbourne, Mount Alexander and Murray River Railway.-See Contracts, Railways, Tenders, Mariners, notices to:-Shoal in Dampier's Straits, 949; islands and reefs in the South Pacific Ocean. 1047; respecting Pollock Melbourne and Williamstown Railway,-See Contracts, Tenders. Reef, 1126; the port of Kaipara, New Zealand, 1259; pilot Mercer, J. IT., appointed chairman of the water commission, station , Lef,rvre's Peninsula, South Australia, 1432; lightship Geelong, 905. off Swan Spit, Port Phillip, and alterations in bnoi s and Merchant Shipping Act of 1854, J. J. Shillinglaw to perform at beacons, West Channel, 1501; vessel sunk near Swan Spit Melbourne the duties of principi I officer of customs and lightship, Port Phillip, 1641; removal of the wreck of the shipping master under, 437-Merchant Shipping Amendment Mountain Maid from the West Channel, at the entrance of Act of 1855 (18 & 19 Viet. cap . 91), p. 933. Port Phillip, 191-1, 2040; caution as to steam vessels plying in the Yarra in passing the steam dredge, 2109.2129.-See Buoys, Meredith, petty sessions appointed at, 886. Lighthouses, Port Phillip, Sailing Directions. Meredith pound, cattle impounded in, 47, 228, 382, 478, 571, Maritime Law, declaration of European powers as to abolishing 756, 816, 981. 1004, 1123, 1157, 1249 , 1250, 1709 , 1752, 1796, privateering, &c., 1453. 1824, 1845 , 1938, 1996, 1998, 2052 , 2095, 2115, 2196. Market establish,,d at Williamstown, 1861, 1882. Messages .-See Electric Telegraph. Maryborough, sub-treasury transferred from Avoca to, 1971, Meteorological journals kept at : -- 2046. Alberton Gipps' Land, during December, 1855, p. 81; Ianu- ary, 1856, p. 317; February, 5.55; March, 948; April, 962; Maunder, Joseph, enquired for, 1200, 1373. May, 994; June, 1256; July, 1650; August, 1668 ; Septem- Mauritius:-Ships, &c., from Mauritius to be placed in quaran- ber, 2014; October, 2186 tine for smallpox , 411; ditto for cholera, 989; quarantine for Melbourne, during December, 1855, p. 66; January, 1856, cholera discontinued, 1746. p. 266; February, 456; March, 690; April, 834; May, 960; McCaw, John, enquired for, 1822, 2235. June, 1254; July, 1574; August, 1646; September, 1800; October, 2064, McCoy, Frederick, appo.nted chairman of the mining commission, 783. Meyerstein, Emil or Edward, enquired for, 978, 1133. McDonald, William Duncan , enquired for, 2111, 2235. Miller, John, enquired for, 2160, 2235. McIntosh, James, enquired for, 2111, 2235. Millie, William Wallace, enquired for, 1200, 1412. Mclvor Creek pound, cattle impounded in, 164, 181, 339, 340, Miners.-See Gold Fields. 384. 408, 57 0. 604, 930, 982, 1202, 1249, 1264, 1315. 1709, Mining Commission, 783; commissioners , Frederick McCoy, 1728, 1794, 1824, 1936, 1962, 2030; poundkceper appointed, Joseph Anderson Panton, and A. R. C. Selwyn , 783; secre- 113. tary, &c., Jacob Brache, 7$3. McKay's Inn (Wattle Creek) pound, catt'e impounded in, 120, Mitchell, William Henry Fancourt, sworn as a member of the 179, 408. 420, 619, 735, 843, 874, 900 929, 1026, 1 059, 1170, Executive Council tempore .\ ajor-General Macarthur, 2001; 1187, 1265, 1610, 1753, 1772,1796, 1876, 1900, 1940, 2141, re-sworn tempera Sir Henry Barkly, 2202. 2196, 2217, 22:39. Models of vegetables and fruit , notice respecting, 669, 752. McLeod, Alexander. notifies that he is not connected in business with David McLeod, 1693. Molesworth, Robert, appointed a puisne judge of the Supreme McNally, Sergeant, reward for the apprehension of the murderer Court, 1019. of 1760, 1786. Moliagul, petty sessions appointed at, 175. McNaughton, James, of South Australia, deceased , notice to Mollison.Crawford, appointed chairman of the Sandhurst local debtors and creditors of, 1396. court, 132. McPhail, Ann, enquired for, 1331, 1412. Morang pound, cattle impounded in, 48 , 119, 164, 226 , 384, 408, 111cSorley, Thomas, escaped from Pentridge stockade, 185, 253. 479, 572, 620, 638, 699, 778, 816, 873, 981 , 1082. 1147, 1170, Mechanics' Institute, trustees of site for, at Sandhurst, 1479; 1249, 1250, 1471, 1549, 1567, 1695, 1729, 1825 , 1876, 1919, ditto at Emerald Hill, 1659. 1920, 2027, 2096, 2114, 2164 , 2181 , 2 217. Medical attendance in watchhouses, &c., notice respecting Morphy, John Stephen, appointed protector of Chinese on the accounts and fees, 546, 573.-S e Contracts, Tenders. gold fields, 1347 ; appointed chair.i an of the Beechworth local court, 1813 ; appointed visiting justice of Beechworth Medical inspecting officers under the Imperial Passengers Act gaol, 2234. of 1855, appointed at Williamstown and Geelong, 378. Morse , Henry Porson, appointed 2nd lieutenant in the V.V.A.R., Medical practitioners, list of legally qualified, 105; supplemen- 336, 359. tary lists, 996, 1542. Al orton , Edward, enquired for, 2236. Medicines.--See Contracts, Tenders. 1653, Melbourne:- Moule, Frederick George, appointed 2nd lieutenant in the Regulations for the protection and management of wharfs at, V.V.A R., 336, 359 14<< 167; act',ng chairman of the immigration board at Mel- Mount Blackwood , appointed a slaughter -house inspector's dis- bourne appointed, 403, Charles Prendergast Hackett ap- tr:ct , 378, 403 ; inspector of slaughter -houses, & c., appointed, pointed a police magistrate for the Melbourne district, 378 ; an examiner of weights and measures appointed for the 1659; arrangement respecting petty sessions, 1673, 1704; I district of, 752 .- See Gold Fields. INDEX.--1856. 13

Mount Egerton, petty sessions appointed at, 800 ; James Max- Neuber, Henry, enquiry respecting, 616, 637. well Clow, appointed resident magistrate for, 800.-See Gold New South Wales:-debentures, tenders for, invited, 379, 414. Fields. New Zealand, notice relative to the port of Kaipara in, 1219; Mount Franklin, sale of sheep and lambs running at, 2235. Customs Duties Act of 1856, p. 1478. Mount 14loriac pound, cattle impounded in, 1795, 2076,2197, New Zealander, who fought with John Moran, supposed to 2239 ; pound rates, 905. - have been murdered, 1861, 1931. Muddy Creek pound, cattle impounded in, 74, 140, 340, 526, Newbridge pound, cattle impounded in, 64, 139, 163, 365, 384, 542, 900, 911, 929, 1508, 1567, 1655, 1695, 1773, 1824, 1919, 445, 527, 587, 676, 7 35, 778, 843, 856, 982, 1080, 1158, 1187, 2196. 1203, 1222, 1442, 1484, 1593, 1638, 1657, 1752, 1795, 1899, Muir, Stephen, enquired for, 1412. 1937, 2027, 2093, 2182. Municipalities :- Newstead punt, Loddon River, and tolls proclaimed, 810. Petitions for. from Belfast, 726, 877; Beechworth, 1180. 1341; Nicholas and Richards, caution respecting bills of exchange ac- Brunswick, 2104, 2230; Castlemaine (for alteration of boun- cepted by, 1396, 1468, 1481. da.ies) 154, 378; East Collingwood (for alteration of boundaries) 1951, 2155; Kilmore, 974, 1127; Macarthur ward, Nightingale Fund, general order respecting, 1117, 1218 ; com- Melbourne (for part annexation to Emerald Hill), 2212, mittee appointed for collecting, 1129, 1182. 2231 ; St Kilda (for alteration of boundaries), 1860, 2066; Noble, George, notice respecting his wife's debts and desertion White Hills hamlets, &c., Sandhurst, 1073, 1211; \\ illiams- of her home, 46. town, 135, 344 Norman, William Henry, appointed commander of the steam- Distiiets proclaimed : Beechworth, 1401; Belfast, 1125 sloop Victoria, 1215. Castlemaine (altered), 435; Kilmore, 1160; Williamstown, 518. Norton, John, enquired for, 978, 1412. Meetings to organize, convened: Ballaarat, 45; Beechworth, Notices to Mariners.- See Mariners. 1502, 1542; Belfast, 1351, 1375, 1502, 1542; Kilmore, 1199, 1218; Portland, 45, 85; Prahran (adjourned meeting), Nuisances, inspector of, appointed at East Collingwood, 2234. 3c7, 343; Richmond, 567, 582; Williamstown, 547, 567. Chairmen of first meetings, appointed : Ballaarat, James 0. Alexander Douglas, 75, 84-Beechworth, William Corbett Jones Parry, 1563-Belfast, James Mylne' Knight, 1542- Oakleigh pound, cattle impounded in, 227, 339, 478, 619, 698, Kilmore, J onn Kelly Trainor, 1245 -Portland, Stephen 779, 843, 982, 1157, 1315, 1333, 1417, 1594, 1707,11-95, 1824, George Henty, V , 154-1'rahran, Charles Pasley, 264, 334- 1875, 1921. Richmond, William Highett, 679-Williamstown, George Ocean Monarch placed in quarantine for cholera, 931. Burrell, 623. Reports of proceedings at first meetings: Ballaarat, 136; Officer to administer the Government.-See Macarthur. Beechworth, 1689; Belfast, 1689; Castlemaine, 191; Kil- Orders in Council, declaring royal assent to the Church of Eng- more, 1370 (misprint corrected, 1436); Portland, 246; land Act of 1S Viet. p. 939; under the Imperial Passengers Prahran, 402; Richmond, 751; Sandhurst, 151; Warrnam- Act of 1855 (18 & 19 Viet. cap. 119), 1126; revoking bool, 93; Williamstown, 669. former orders respecting Russian ports and ships, 1364; re- Bye-laws and rates assented to Ballaarat, 1085, 1149, 1217, scinding former orders prohibiting the exportation of arms, 1253, 1454, 1784, 1829, 1830, 1949, 2043 ; Beechworth, &c , 1364; authorising the coasting trade in Victoria to be 2227, 2229; Belfast, 1861, 2106, 2157, 2229; Castlemaine, carried on in other than British ships, 1911. 997, 1019, 1633, 1690, 1760, 1949, 2044, 2085; East Col- lingwood, 100, 154, 1323, 1681, 1760; Emerald Hill, 1562, Orr, James, enquired for, 898, 1412. 2157; Kilmore, 2084, 2085; Portland, 1034, 1253; Prahran, O'Shau„ nessy, Patrick, offers reward for detection of persons 732, 1034, 1275, 1454, 1561, 2044, 2045, 2j31; Richmond, who burnt his premises at Kew, 1415. 1198, 2045; Sandhurst, 694, 1125, 1217, 1454, 1456; Warr- Osborne, James, offers reward for the men who attacked and nambool, 360, 2229; Williamstown, 968, 1216, 1253, 1326, plundered his dwelling house at Yackandandah, 1441; Go- 1456, 1588, 1633, 2046, 2230. vernment reward for the apprehension of men charged with Bye-laws gazetted by councils: Emerald Hill, 582, 672; Sand- robbery and attempt at murder at ditto, 1597, 1652. hurst, 583. Half-yearly reports and accounts: Ballaarat, 1374, 1395; Outstanding payments, lists of, 170, 268, 455, 533, 614, 653, 774, Castlemaine, 1413, 1438; East Collingwood, 1119, 1144; 795, 924, 946, 1116, 1131, 1273, 1307, 1462, 1675, 1853, 2063. Emerald Hill, 160, 177. 1247; Portland, 1505, 1545; Rich- Ovens, constituted a slaughter-house inspector's district, 1348; mond, 2072, 2090; Sandhurst, 1312; Warrnambool, 1504, inspectors of slaughter houses, &c , appointed, 1348, 1370; 1544; Williamstown, 1871, 1896. ditto at Benalla, 2234. Meetings of rate-payers convened: Ballaarat, 1247, 1262, Owens, John Downes, 'd L.A., Thomas Comer petitions against 2236; Castlemaine, 567, 582, 601, 1058, 1079, 1546, 1565, the return of, 2187, 221 2236; East Collingwood, 548, 567, 1544, 1565; Emerald 1. Bill, 927, 951, 182 1, 1843. 1870; Kilmore, 1843, 1870; Portland, 2161, 2179; Richmond, 1958, 1994; Sandhurst, P. 898, 907, 1468, 1481, 2193, 2215; Warrnambool, 2091, 2111. Pacific Ocean.-See South Pacific Ocean. Town and County Police Act of 1854 (18 Viet. No. 14) extended to Ballaarat and its eastern suburb (§ 5 9 only), Palk, Robert, appointed 2nd lieutenant of the V.V.A.R., 336, 359. 1269; Prahran (§ 10 only), 727; Portland (§ 5-10), 2158; Palmer, William George, appointed sergeant-at-arms of the Sandhurst (§ 5-10)_903. legislative assembly, 1965. Exempted buildings in East Co'lingwoocl, 580; ditto at Sand- hurst, 809. Parton, Joseph Anderson, appointed a member of the mining Consulting engineer to the municipal councils of East Colling- commission, 783. wood, Emerald Hill, Prahran, and Richmond, Clement Paris Universal Exhibition of 1855, prize medals awarded to the Hodgkinson appointed, 1392. colony and to exhibitors at, 1370, 1408. Works, &c., Charles Pasley appointed to carry out 18 Victoria Parks and reserves at Melbourne, premium offered for designs No. 14, § 44 for regulating, 1408. for laying out, 1705, 2047. Murchison pound, cattle impounded in, 48, 88, 163, 164, 193, Parliament of Victoria: 194,. 250, 384, 422, 587, 677. 804, 816, 891, 954, 1081, 1123, Legislative Council, members returned at the general election 1222, 1548, 1592, 1637, 1707,1752, 1847, 1898, 1899, 1937, of 1856, to serve in, 1879; G( o, go William l1usden, to be 1997, 2052, 2142, 2182, 2240. the clerk of the L.C., and clerk of the Parliaments, 1965; Murdei s.-See Rewards. Charles Lilburn Comyus, to be assistant clerk, 1965; Murphy, James Washington, MT.D., appointed coroner for Beech- Licut -Col. Henry H. Farquharson, to be usher, 1965. worth and the Ovens district, 1215. Legislative Assembly : Members rr-turned at the general election of' 1856, to serve in, 1879; ditto, for the Wimmera Murray, Hugh, enquired for, 2193, 2236. district, 1931 ; John Barker, to be clerk, 1965; Alexander Murray, Virginius, appointed sub-warden for Avoca district, Gcoige Dumas, to be clerk assistant, 1965; William 1259. George Palmer, to be sergeant at-arms, 1965. N. Librarian to both houses, Charles Ridgway, 1965; assistant shorthand writer to both houses, James Hemming Webb, Nankivell, Henry Edward, appointed coroner at Colac, 1370, 2234. Nape.-See Fleming. To meet on 1st November, 1856, p. 1851. National education:-teachers, trained at the normal establish- Specimens of colonial materials for the new houses of parliament, classified at the end of their coigne, 1814; Frederick ment to be forwarded to the commissioner of public works, James 8argood appointed a commissioner, 2233. 474, 519.-See elections. Navarre or Wattle Creek, land reserved for the township, 1317. Parry, William Corbett Jones, appointed chairman of the pre- Netherlands-conventionbetweenHer Majesty and the King liminary municipal meeting at Beechworth, 1563. of the Netherlands ff r the reciprocal admission of consuls of Partnership of limited liability, formed by William Brown and the one party to colonies and possessions of the other, 1475, others, 870, 886, 907, 951, 1000. D 11 INDE X.--1856.

Partnershipsformed, dissolved, andseceded from: Part nersh ips-cont7nued. Adamson, Harvey and Go, 1094, 1118, 1142, 1220.1243, 1262; 1llacDonnell and Ronald, 'd.04; Macfarlan, Bogle and Co., Aldis and Foster, 841 ; Alley and Cooper, 673; Amiet and 137; Mackay, George and Co., 1396; Mackenna and Pcrdr•i,;at, 672; Anderson, 1). and t4., 814, 840; Anthony, Johnson, 523; Mackenzie and Bain, 248; i`,Taelaren and iloyt and Wagner, 1546; Armson and Barstoii, 117; Macdonald, 548; Silacleod and Pearson, 2179, 2193, 2215; Arnistiong, F. and J , 1332; Arinsirong and Buntine, 2091, 3lacnanrara, llihilehair and Bolton, 8 14, 1038; Marks and 2112; Armstrong and Kinsman, 2215; Arnot, R. C and W., Bond, 1565; Marks and Lee, 1693; Marlow and Watkin- 126 2; Atkins, Clarke and Swanston, 474; Atkinson, Alsop son, 1547; Martin, Aakins and Walker, 59; 21a-on and and Co., 2161; Atkinson and I,aliott, 10t, 117, 137; Atkin- Co , 117; Mason, Wilson and Firth, 117; 5latliieson and son, McColl and Co., 707; Atkinson and Stewart, 101, 117. Rodger, 137; Matthews and Whitlam, 616, 673; Maxfield 137; Attenborough and Manby, 1935; Austin and Phillips, and Iludson, 161, 176; McCall, Sinclair, llobsoii and S5. Walker. 137; McCallum and McKenzie, 406; McDalvell- Baillie and Phillips, 719; Banks Brothers and Henderson, 908, see Miller and Co.; MClvor quartz mill - sec Walker ; 927; Bannister and Pemberton, 461; Barter and Bates, McKean. Comins and Co, 584, 601; McLaurin and Currie, 1038; Bath and Vaughan, 1142, 1155; Batters and Laidlaw, 1'278; McLeod, Alexander and David, 1693; Menzies and 1917; Beaver and Stevens, 927; Bell, W. M.-see Banks ; Nicoll, 1565; Meyer and Robertson, 1118; Slichie and Co., Bell and Co (Shaw), 584; Bell and Cornick, 802, 814, 840; 1506; Miller and Co., 887; Miller and Witchell, 871; Jlit- Benari and Stern, 2179; Berrill and Mills, 46, 59 ; Beurteaux elicll and Barnett, 7154; )Iongredien and Hodges, 898, 908, and Turner, 887; Binney and Gillot, 1351, 1375, 1396; 927; Montefiore and Co., 1351; Montgomery and Co., of Bird and Co., 2092; Black, Hamilton and Co., 1706; Blun- London, 1185, 1201, 1220; Moody, R. and C., 776; L looney, dell, James J. and Co , 1546; Bogle, Douglas and Co., 137; Allan and Davison, 1608; 3looney and G anley, 225, 248, Bowden and Co., 1185, 1201, 1220; Boyd and Anderson, 309; Moore and Jennings, 1693; Moore and McRoberts, 854; Boyle and Aveling, 719; Boyle and Tighe. 101; 1693; Moran Brothers, 1635; Morrice and Osborne, 2048; Bracken andGurney, 1872; Bray and Wood-see'Irial, &c.; Morrow -see Trial Saw-mill Co. ; Murdoch, W. and J., Brice, G. and G. R., 2194; Brooke and Co., 1332, 1351, 2112; Murphy and Wisewould, 1155, 1167, 1185, 1201 1375; Broughton and Co., 548, 10 93; Brown and Co.., 602; Musgrove and Lagogiannis, 1025, 1039, 1079. Browne and Woodhouse, 1248; Bruce and Le Page, 1693; Nantes, Brothers and Co.. 137 ; Neave, Adames and Cotterell, Bryce and McBean, 1142; Bust-see Day; Butler and Nel- 1332; 11Teuhauss, Woolley and Co., 952, 979, 1001; Nicho- son, 474. las,Richards and Marr•ack, 1482, 1547, 1565; Nicholls and Caldwell-see Blundell; Cameron (Angus, Christina, &c.) 707; Beal, 1313; Nissen and Metzger, 1823; Noble and Co., 802, Campbell, A. and J., 1220; Campbell and Jackson, Drs., 840, 871. 1278; Campbell and Macnicol, 568; Carr and Nowlan, Oakley and Pettitt, 137; O'Bryan and Usher, 754; Oliver and 1279, 1482; Carter and Co , 309; Cassell and Claridge, Paull, 1917. 840; Catto, Forbes and Sutherland, 192, 2 2 5, 248; Chivers, Palmer and Beauchamp. 672, 696, 707; Paterson and Stra- Harding and Dures, 602; Clapperton, Cooper and Co., 474, chan, 602; Payne and Crow, 1897, 1917, 1935 ; Perdrisat 523; Cleal and Kidd, 10-19; Coghill, Brodribb and Rough- and Fardel, 776; Peterson, Pole and Co., 1843; Pettett and ton, 2112, 2137; Cohu and Appert, 1396; Cohn and Co., Scithers, 673 ; Pinson and Baker, 696 ; Playforth and 1608, 1635, 653; Cook and Fox, 1705's Cook, Thorburn Hulty, 101 ; Pole and Rolf, 1441, 1468; Porter Brothers and Fox, 1706; Coop and Co., 1823; Coulthard. and and Davis, 1091, 1167; Porter, Buchanan and Co., 840: Abercrombie, 2025; Couper and McPherson, 59; Crate and Power and Stokes (Carlow Hotel), 1872; Pretty and Wells, Ititchie, 1565; Craven and Johnson, 1094; Crombie, Clap- 12(')2; Probert, Verdon and Co., 381; Ptn'ehas and Swyer, perton, Findlay and Co., 1167; Crossley and Co., of 1917. I3allaarat, 1262; Crossley and Co., of Melbourne, 1262; Quinn v. Caldwell, 71. Cruiksyank and Meston, 523, 539, 548; Currie and Co., Rae and Higham, 672, 696, 707; Raleigh, Locke, Thorpe and 338; Currie and Hastie, 440. Co., 1823; Rankin and Moorehead, 1332 ; Raper and R Darby and Downing, 474; Davies, 1). and' R., 952; Davis Smith, 1897; Raw and Davis, 1058; tymond and Lovell, and Co., 707; Dawborn and Beasley, 927; Day and Co. 1001; Read and Blandon, 1565; Ileoch and Pearson, 117: (Bust and Watson), 406; De Blaquiere and Pnushon, 474; Reynold, Abbott and Co„1837; Richards and Co., 1770,17 93, Degraves and Co., 1220, 1247, 1279; Dennistoun Brothers 1823; Riley. Capps and Co., 85; Robcrtson and Baillie 461 ; and Co., 637; Devlin and Crawford, 616, 637, 67.2; Diggins Robertson and Ker•ferd, 1351, 137.5, 1440; Robinson and and Gaut, 2048; Dods and Mclrthur, 1823, 1843, 1872; Cole, 46; Roche and Houghton, 1396 ; Rogers, Carrere and Bunn and Bayne, 602; Dyer, La,ig and Co., 1482. Co., 1896; Rogers, Warfleld, Lord and Co, 1896; Rowan and Mc.krther, 1608 ; Bucker and Talbot, 102, 117; huffy, .arls and Middleton, 673; Edward Chaine and Co., 1677, 11'. J., and A. W., 61)2 ; Russell and Hobson, 46; En-sell 1693; Edwards -and Fletcher, 461 ; Egerton gold company and Simson. '1073, 11092, 2112; Raleigh, Thos. (retires from and Simpson, 419; Elliott and Hill, 840; Evans and Bcres- the Age and Lead r newspapers), 927. i%6rd,887. Salmon and Smith, 854; Sampson and Nicholas, 696; Samuels arran and Watson, 1093, 1118, 1142; Farrell and Co., 1771; and Co., 1995; Saunders -see Bowden, Montgomery ; Fawssett and Ile arle, 1677; Fentuni, Dixon and Co., 1565; Scott, Walker and Co., 102; Shaw, Barnett and Co. (Age l2'ishcr and Wyse, 1121; l"itzgeratd, J and M., 161; newspaper), 887; Shearer and IIassall, 102; Simmons and Fletcher and Evans, 1590, 1608, 1635; Foster-see Aldis; Phillips, 616; Simpson and Hickman, 1185, 1201; Slater, Fraser and Co., of Magpie, 2194; Free and Satehwell, Williams and llodg!on, 1094; Smith. H. A and Co., 1142; 1220; Ftiltoa and Smith, 1653. Smith and McColl, 2161; Smith and Mclnto,h, 102; Smith, P lamson and Nankivell, 419; Gene and Newliian, 1001, 1025, ?Merry and Co. 59; Solomon and Co., 1608; Spears and Louis, 1039; Garrett and Leek, 406; Geitner and Co., 673; 734, 755, 776; Spiers and Wilson, 871; Splatt and Pynsent, (;citner, Donaldson and Co., 406; Gibson and Curie, 2138; 1917; Squire and Co., 1793; Standing and Goss, 1220; (3-o-a-heed Store, Forest Crock, 13-16; Goo llingh and Startup and Kettle, 584; Stephen and Miller, 1463; Ste- I rembath, 101; Goundeinann and F It ischer, 908; Graham phens and Co., 117; titevens and Co., 927 ; Stevens and ;tnd Gner•in, 814; Grant, Kelly- and McCarthy, 2138; Grant, Coop, 1823; Stevens, F. P., and Co., 672, 696, 706; Stewart McKay and 11, `hcson, 1314; Greman and -Adacniallon, 248; and Brett, 802, 814, 8-10; Stewart and Gaskin, 1771, Stokke Griffin, J. and G., 719; Grigor and Fraser, 1201; Gr•imbIy and Youlden, 46, 59, 71; Strachan and Forbes, l 001; ,nti 11valcot, 1813. Sutherland and Clarke, 1248. ,lands and Coleman, 137; Harker, G. anal T, 1185; Harley, Taylor and Harris, 672; Taylor, Porter and Scott, 1546, 1823; t^'teane and Co., 584 ; Harris. Polack tmd .Jaynes, 440; Terry and Co., 137; Thistlethwaite and Sayers, 1415; Il, rte, Withers and Co., 616; Hay and Co.. 673; Hay and Thompson and Pilkington, 12-18; Thompson, Livingston and McDougall, 854 ; Hazlitt and Barr, 1468; Reap and Co., 248; Tidboald and Co., 1025; Tootal, Brown and Co., Co. (as to It. J. Heap), 951; Hen ey, McComas and Co., 1001, 1025, 1038; Trial Saw-mill Company, 1155, 1843, 568, 616; Higgins and Co , 616, 637, 672; Ilinchclif 1871, 1896; Trotter and buncombe, 1440, 1468, 1482; .,ltd Hobson, 1278, 1313, 1332; Ilirsehler, Kaeppel and Co., Tullocli and Brown, 2074. 13913; Iloekin and Wilso,i, 85; Hope, G. C.-see Banks; Union Quartz Crushing Company (Gnthridge and others), Boughton and Brown, 1351 ; Howard and Co., 1167 ; 1375; Union Quartz Crushing Company (Satter and others), Howe, Herring and Co., 192; Hull and Sons, 616, 637, 672; 1843; li t quhart and Glendinniag, 1248. Hunter and Aitken, 952; Hustler and Co., 2194. Vines, Lee and Anthony, 1185; Vivian and Edwards, 1546. lining, Ball and Wilcox, 381 ; Iveson--sec Trial Saw-mill Wade and Gowan, 1693; Walker, Hood and Co., 1565, 1590; Co. Walker and Munroe, 1121; Waller and Co , 887; Watson- •< cobs and Solomon, 908 ; Jamieson, R. and W., 474 ; see Day; Watson and. Co., 754; Watson and Spry, 101; Jamison and Co., 1706 ; Jones, Morley and Co., 161 ; Watts and Pritchard. 802; Went and Pilley, 225; Were, Jones, Newberg and Co., 1871; Jones and Stapleton, 248; Kent and Co., 1482; West and 1Iarris,,n, 85; ti'Vhitfield and Joseph and Moody, 116; Joske Brothers, 12,20, Co. (l)anby and Rand), 440; Wilkinson and Brearley, 1313; RRnrpclcs and Leers, 871, 887, 898; Keogh and Co., 602; Williams and Edington, 898, 908, 927; Williams and Smith, Knott and Jones, 568. 137; Williams, Thorburn and Bedfo.d, 1693; Willis, Merry and Co., 59; Willoughby and Mason, 2179; Wilson and l.'at,ot and Co, 696; Lallman and Erskine, 672; Lamont and Cowley, 1917; Wilson and Smith, 405; Woodhead and f.irkby, 3:38; Lane and Co., 840; Lane and Litster, 440, 4•i1, 475; Laug and McCredie, 907; Latham, Meyer and Templeton, 907; Woodward and Grant, 887; Wotherspoon, Buckle and Maxwell, 1440; Woynarski, Attmore and Co., 523: Law, Gordon and Co., 1262, 1278, 1313; Lil-- 1.nrr,e, linslow and Co, 601; Little and Co., 1079; Locke, Foster, 46; Wright, Harper and Moss, 248; Wright and C. and it.. 1058; Long and Son, 1142; Lumley and Mac- Rodger, 2112, 2138, 2161. artaey, 17 9 6; 1 ya1 illacken%ie and Co., 568. Young and Aitken, 101; Young, G. and L., 1167. INDEX.-1856. 15

Pasley, Charles. appointed chairman of the preliminary municipal Police-continued. 1ncating at Prahran, 264, 33-1; appointedl a member of the 171, B+ighton, 171, Avenel, 852, Benalla, 852,- Icilmore, central board of health, 1132; appointed to carry out 18th 852; reward and benefit funds, annual account for 1855, p. Viet. No. 14. § 44 for regulating municipal works, &c., 597; inspecting superintendent (Peter Henry Smith) ap- 1408; appointed president of the Central Road Board, '1967; pointed, 1348.-See .rLogistrates, Sales. sworn as a m:mbcr of the executive council, 2202. Polling pieces -See Elections. Passengers Act, 1855 (18 & 19 Viet. cap. 119) p. 277, regula- Pollock reef, notice respecting, 1126. tions framed under it, 273; re;u'ations for passenger ves,els bound to ports in the Chinese secs , 2016; order in council Port Albert, made a free warehousing sub-port, 1509. under the Pa,senger:, Act, 1126. Port Albert Steam Navigation Company, meetings notified, 568, Officers appointed under it:-acting immigration agent to be 1635, 1844. principal emigration , ificer, 378; assistant emigration IT officers, 378 ; marine su°veyors, Hobson's Bay and Ge,long, Port Phillip, additional sailing directions for the cads, &c,, 378; ditto for Portland, 565; medical inspecting officers at 438; lightship in the west channel, 611, 626; notice relative Williams town and Geelong, 378. to the lightship on Swan spit, and alterations in buoys and beacons, west channel, 1501; vessel sunk near Swan spit light- Passmore, 'Richard Ad„ lphus, appointed acting vice- consul for ship, 1641; removal of the wreck of the ilountain 117aid from S "dinia, Piedmont and Genoa, 885. the west channel at the entrance of Port Philiip, 1971, 2040.- Patents for Inventions applied for by- See 1Tariners, Sailing Directions. Douglas, William Reid, f,r a hydrostatic machine for separat- Portarlington road district: tenders for leasing Ioorlap toll-gate ing gold, &c., from quartz, &c., 36, 108. invited, 583, 601. Forse, Charles W., for a screw amalgamating machine, 989, 1328. Porter, Bazila, enquired for, 870, 1412. Harrison. James, for a refrigerating machine, 35, 77. Portland.-See Marine Surveyors, Savings Banks. Vdque, Paul, for the Archimedean screw amalgamator, 1053, Portland municipality -preliminary meeting, 45, 85; Stephen 1392. George Henty appointed chairman thereof, 35, 154; report of Wayte, James Watt, for the rotary quartz-crus hing and mag- proceedings thereat, 246; bye-laws assented to, 1034, 1253; netic amalgamating machine , 453, 800. half-yearly report, 1505, 1545; breadth of foot and carriage Patriotic Fend :- Contributions by the police acknowledged by ways in, 1783; health Act extended to, 2063; town and the secretary , 65; further contributions by officers and men country police Act (§ 5-10) extended to, 2158; meeting of of the survey department, 167; contributions from the Avoca rate-payers, 2161, 2179. district for the widows and orphans of soldiers and sailors of Portland pound, cattle impounded in, 541, 2218. the English and French armies and navies serving in the present war, 414. Portland road district proclaimed, 154; meeting notified, 363. Peace with Russia , imperial proclamation of 1173 ; general Portugal, Ricardo Cooper appointed acting consul- general during the consul's absence, 514; Jonathan Binns Were resumes duty treaty and conventions relative to, 1445. as consul-general, 852. Pearse, George, enquired for, 1412. Post Office and Postage: -Mail arrangements for 1856, p. 23, 56, Pentridge Pound, cattle impounded in, 47 , 61, 104, 141, 179, 70; arrival and departure of inland mails during 1856, p. 375, 227, 251 , 3j2, 340, 409 , 422, 479, 570, 604, 697, 710, 7.57, 779, 389; offers to t,. cat for the ocean mail service with London or 805, 816, 857 , 891; 911 , 954, 1059, 1097 , 1123 , 1171, 1202, Liverpool invited, 868, 918; postage on documents returned 1222, 1280, 1281, 1334, 1398 , 1416, 1470, 1484 , 1548, 1567, for amendment to be charged against heals of departments, 1609, 1638, 1691, 1707, 1728 , 1773, 1795, 1824, 1937, 2115, 1215, 1307; i egistered letters to France or to countries be- 2141, 2163, 2182, 2197, 2239. yond France, sent for transmission through England, to be prepaid, 1721.-See Contracts, Letter Lists,Tenders. Percy, Edward, enquired for, 1246, 1412. Poundkeepers appointed for Avoca, John Batchelor, 2135--- Perry, William, appointed cornet in the Victoria Yeomanry Ilexham, David C. McPherson, 1348-Melvor Creek, Charles Corps, 852. II. I4immo, 113-Sugar Loaf Creek, Joseph Meredith Farrell, 1583; name corrected to Ferrell, 1764--Tarraville, Henry Petty Sessions Law, 437. Appointed to be held at Ballan, 1045; Bourke district (arrangement ), 1673, 1704; Cathcart, Mount Ararat, c 00; Pounds'- Dandenong. 800; Dunolly, 1684; Eagle Hawk hamlets, Abolished at Alberton, 2071. 1861; Geelong Town Hall, 185 (erroneously printed, 175), Rates for trespass and sustenance, Alberton district, 36; Bac- 1llclbonr ne (arrangement ), 1673; . 1704; Meredith, 886; chus Marsh district, 1215; Ballan district, 1215; Batesford Moliagul, 175; Mount Egerton, 800; Praliran, 705; Rich- pound, 905; Buninyon g district, 580; Echuca (Sandhurst mond, 800; Sandhurst Town hall. 1861; Smythe's Creek, district), 1436; Geelong town and district, 1105; Gisborne 2109 ; Steiglitz, 473; Taradale, 1861. district, 905; Kensington pound, 905; !Mount Moriac Clerks of petty sessions appointed at Alma, Carisbrook and pound. 905; Winchelsea pound, 905. Mary borough, Thomas Henry Probert, 334-Alma and Charitable institutions invited to forward applications for a Maryborough, T. W. McCulloch, 800-Ballan, John S. share of the proceeds of u nclaitned cattle sold, 113, 253; Cooper, 800-Bourke district, W. Lindsell to be 2nd clerk, distribution of unclaimed poundage-money available during 1931-Buninyong and Meredith, William Lindsell, 973; the half year ending 30th June, 751, 772.-See the names do., F. A. Ilasleham, 1649-Carisbrook, Wellesley Fletcher of pounds. Roe, 728-Castlemaine, Edward Townsend, assistant, 800- Powell, Thomas, his haystacks near Geelong burnt, 1403, 1457 Cathcart, Mount Ararat, Corker W. Minchin, 800-Eagle t Power, Thomas Herbert, appointed a commissioner of savings Hawk hamlets, William S Pulford, 1861-East Collingwood banks, 885. and Prahran, John !,aglow, 800-En lcl hill-see St. Kilda; Geelong, Arthur Purcell Akehurst, 239 -Horsham, John 1'rahran Municipality:- Dobson, acting, 1164-Maldon, John Nutt, acting, 868- Adjourned meeting convened, 307, 3 43; Captain Pasley ap- Mat•yborough, see Alma-Meredith, see Buninyong- -pointecl chairman thereof, 264, 334; report of proceedings Silohagul, Corker W. Alinehin, 334-Mount Egerton and thereat, 402; petty sessions appointed, 705; Health Act ex- Steiglitz, Henry Poole, 800-Portland, A. Castle, 1749- tended to, 727; Town and Country Police Act (§ 10 only) Prahran, see East Colling-,vood-'Raglan, Thomas Henry extended to, 727; rates confirmed, 1034; bye-laws assented Probert, 1649-R ichmond, John Barlow, 1164-Sale, Gipps' to, 732, 1275, 1154, 1561; 2044, 2045, 2131.-See 11lunici- Land, John Lightfoot, 1164--Sandhurst, David George paliti es. Smaile, assistant, 8 1'2-Sandhurst town-hall, David George I'resbytcrian Church-See Churches. - Sm•-tile, 1861-St. Kilda and Emerald Hill, G. F. Bartrop, President hulk.-•-See IIulks. 800-Steiglitz, see Mount Egerton-Taradale, E H. Sirr, 1931-Wairingal, William Cobden acting, 835 -Winchel- Price, Matthew, appointed resident magistrate at B..ec u-ortit, sea, John Nott, 437-ditto Thomas Jardine, 800-Yan 175; appointed visiting justice of Beechwoith gaol, 175; ap- Yean, Abraham Colles, acting, 1164. pointed chairman of the Becehworth local court, 175; appointed resident warden for Bcechworth district, 264, 334. Pierce, Walter Charles, appointed coroner at Dunolly, 2109. Prisons.-See Gaols, Hulks. Pilleau, Arthur, notifies that he has ceased to be a shareholder Private Secretary to His Excellency Major General Macartziur, in the bank of Victoria, 2236. Octavius Frederic Timins appointed, 2158; to Governor Sir Henry Barkly, ditto, 2221. Pilling, Samuel, enquired for, 1501, 1653. Privateering, &c., declaration of European powers relative o, Pilot service, pilotage, &c.:-resignation of pilots, 99 ; licenses 1453. cancelled, 705, 1862; pilotage rates fixed by the pilot board, 134, 147; bye-laws of the South Australian T rinity House, Proclamations . - 1408; pilot station, Lefevre's peninsula , South Australia, Act of Council reserved : Church of England Act, 18 1432. Viet. No. 45, allowed and confirmed, 939. Police: contributions by the police to the Patriotic Fund ----- Circuit court districts: the Ballaarat, Beccliworth, Castle- acknowledged by the secretary, 65; deaths , dismissals , & c., of maine , Geelong, and Sandhurst defined, and places for holding members of the police force , 115, 247, 473 , 666, 838, 949, such courts appointed , 1858 ; the Portland ditto, 1858; the 1133 , 1308, 1502, 1690 , 1862, 2135; districts defined-Bourke, Portland district altered, 1881. 16 1NDEX.-1856.

Proclamations-continued. Property lost : Gold deposit receipt No. 5429, lost by John Circuit courts: sittings of the Geelong, Portland and Clark, 46, 102, 118-lost gold deposit receipt No. 6563 Castlemaine courts during 1856, pp. 34, 68; court to be holden (Castlemaine), 87, 102, 118; acceptance of J. Nicol, 159- at Ballaarat on 12th December, 1856, p. 1882; sittings during cheque on the Bank of Victoria stolen from Patrick Gal- 1857, and future years, of courts at Ballaarat, Beechworth, lagher, 460-gold deposit receipt No, 235 (Tarraugower), lost Castlemaine, Geelong, Portland, and Sandhurst, 1952. at Maryborough, 463, 474, 523-cheque on the Bank of New County court districts : Sandhurst and Kilmore altered, South Wales lost by or stolen from A. J. Landon, 890- 1162; Castlemaine and Carisbrook altered, 1784. Castlemaine gold deposit receipt, bills of exchange, money, &c., lost by McGuffie, 1202, 1221, 1264-bills drawn by G. County court sittings: during 1856, appointed, 34, 68; Tincotnbe on Edward Crooke lost or stolen and payment for Bourke on 4th February, 1856, in lieu of 5th February, stopped, 1822-the Kilmore and Seymour mail bag contain- 1856 p. 107; for Buninyong, on 28th April, 1856, p. 6613; ing letters directed for Benalla, lost, 1844, 1872, 1898, 1918, during 1856, for Kilmore, Kyneton, Castlemaine, Carisbrook, -box containing gold and gold receipt lost, reward for it and Sandhurst, altered, 1181; previous proclamation altering offered by A. McCausland, Kampf's Gully, Forest Creek, these sittings (erroneous), 1161; additional sitting in 1856, of 2025. the Carisbiook court, 1858; sittings during 1857, and future years, of the fourteen county courts, 1969. Prorogation -See Legislative Council. Elections, parliamentary: places of nomination and poll- Protectors of Chinese on the Gold Fields appointed under 18 ing places for elector al provinces. 1283, 1293, 1379. 1381, 1399; Viet. No. 39, p. 1347. ditto for electoral districts, 1485, 1613, 1643, 1683, 1699, 1711, Provident Institute of Victoria, retirement of Messrs. Hellicar 1731, 1733, 1775; polling day at Timboon, 1827. and Comer from, 1895. General Sessioais districts: Kyneton, 1161; Sandhurst and Public accounts.-See Accounts. Kilmore altered, 1161. General Sessions, for 1856, apppointed, 34, 68; for Bunin- Public lands.-See Lands. yong and Ballaarat, to be held on 5th May, 1856, p. 668; for Public works.- See Contracts, Tenders. ditto, additional, 1269; f'or Kilmore, Castlemaine, C arisbrouk, and Sandhurst in 1856, altered, 1181 ; ditto as first proclaimed Public worship, regulations for the apportionment of money (erroneously), 1161; additional sessions , in 1656, f'or Caris- under 18 & 19 Viet., cap. 55, for ministers and buildings, 173, biook, 1858; sessions of the fourteen courts during 1857, and 188; registered place of public worship in Regent street, future years, 1969. Collingwood, 378. Gold Fields local court districts defined: Ballaarat, 218, 727, Punt at Newstead, Loddon river, and tolls proclaimed, 810. 1363; ditto altered, 2224; Castlemaine, 2224; Creswick, 218; Purves, George, notice respecting a horse belonging to, 2238. ditto altered, 1363; Maldon. 2224; Mount Egerton, 2224; Raglan, 727; St. Andrew's, 1859. Governor: Major-General Macarthur, as Senior Military Q. Officer, proclaimed, 20, 53; Sir Henry Barkly, 15.C.R,, pro- Quarantine of ships from the Mauritius for small-pox, 41 1; ditto claimed captain-general and governor-in-chief, 2201; ditto from Rio Janeiro for cholera, 931; ditto from the Mauritius vice-admiral, 2202. for cholera, 989; the last named disci,ntinued, 1746; the Health Act (18 Viet. No. 13) extended to Ballaarat muni- Ocedra Monarch placed in quarantine for cholera, 931. cipal district, 1182; Castlemaine ditto, 718; Portland ditto, 2063; Prahran ditto, 727; Richmond ditto, 1033; Sandhurst Queen's birthday, parade of the troops in celebration of, 819, ditto, 1125; Warrnambool ditto (except § 8 and 9), 1317. 877. Hospital Act (11 Viet. No. 59) extended to the Bendigo Queenscliff road proclaimed a main road, 2127. gold district general hospital, 1829. Quelch, James, enquired for, 695, 1412. Hulks or floating prisons: prison boundaries and positions of the President, Deborah, Success, Sacramento and Lysander, R. 1218. Jury lists to ba formed at Ballaarat, 1597 ; Castlemaine, Race course, trustees of land at Casterton, reserved for, 1259. 533; Sandhurst, 533. Rae, Lewis, enquired for, 71, 1412. Land sales.-See Lands. Raglan, Charles Corrie Weston, appointed resident magistrate Legislative Council (under the old constitution) prorogued at, 752.-See Gold Fields, Revenue, from 6th May to 3rd J une, 774 ; to 1st July, 9 13; to 1st August, 1061 ; to 19th August, 1251 ; to 16th September, Raglan memorial, notice relative to, with list of subscribers, 220, 1355; to 30th September, 15J9.-See Elections, Parliament. '260. Melbourne:Smith ward constituted, 327 ; Macarthur ward Railways of Victoria, officers appointed for: ditto, 1182. Engineer-in-chief and surveyor, George Christian Darbyshire, Municipal districts : Becchworth district, 1401 ; Belfast 800, 812. district, 112.5; Castlemaine (altered), 435 ; Kilmore district, Engine(rs and surveyors, Charles R. Swycr, Robert Watson, 1160; Williamstown distr et, 518; exempted buildings in the William B Hull, W illiam A. Zeal, William H. Greene, East Collingwood district, 580 ; ditto in the Sandhurst district, William F. Hardie, Frederick C. Christy, 800, 812; George 809. H. Watson, 1659; John Thorneloe Smith, 1659, and his Parliament of Victoria (under the new constitution) to name core ected, 1704. meet on 1st November, 1856, p. 1851. Draftsmen, Robert Adams, William E. Bryson, Adam A. Jackson, Samuel V. Kemp, 800, 812. Passengers Act, 1855 (18 & 19 Viet. cap. 119) regu- Secretary to the Trustees of the Melbourne, Mount Alexander, lations under, 273 ; ditto for passenger vessels bound to ports in the Chinese seas, 2016. andMurray River Railway, Richard Wool.ey, 800. Inspect( r of Works, Peter Lalor, 1659. Peace with Russia, imperial proclamation, 1173. See Contracts, Tenders. Ports : Port Albert to be a free warehousing sub-port, Rations for immigrants and prisoners, scale altered, 1784, 1799. 1509. Punt at Newstead, Loddon river, and tolls, 810 Raybould, James, enquired for, 1412. --- Quarantine: of ships, &c., from the Mauritius for small- Receipts for cattle, &c., lost.-See Cattle, Property. pox, 411 ; ditto from Rio Janeiro for cholera, 931 ; ditto from Regent street, Collingwood, registered place of public worship in, the Slanritius for cholera, 989 ; ditto for cholera discontinued 378. as to Mauritius, 1746. Rood districts: Ballaarat, 1685; Bacchus Marsh, 1645; Bel- Registered letters-See Post Office. fast, i 55 ; ditto altered, 1429; Conewarre, 1702; Elthana, 1617;Registered place of public worship in Regent street, Collingwood, Gardiner, 1685, Lauriston and- Edgecombe, 1645 ; Portland, 378. 154; Templestowe, 1585; Upper Yarra, 1585; Warrnambool, Registered spirit merchants.-See Spirit Merchants. 327; Willowmavin, 1364. --- Roads, main, &c.: the Bendigo, Fryer's Creek and Ballaa- Registrars of county courts appointed : Dundas district, Richard rat roads, 453; Queenscliff ro,id, 2127 ; public highway be- Garton, acting, 1606; Portland, A. Castle, acting, 1749. tween Emerald Bill and Melbourne (prolongation of Claren- Registrars of electoral provinces and districts appointed, 711, don street), 2001. 728, 833, 885, 918, 1033, 1132. - Special licensing districts: Cathcart, 1597 ; Steiglitz, 246; Watson's Creek (Caledonian Gold Fields), 107. Registration of Births and Dea*hs: Deputy and assistant deputy registrars appointed for the districts of Anderson's Creek, 1835; Stockade, Marine, at Williamstown discontinued, 1553. Bacchus Marsh, 1786; Bailaarat, 378; Balmoral, 1191; Town and Country Police Act of 1854 (18 Viet. No. 14) Boroondara, 1191,1907; Brighten, 705; Burrumbeep. 264, 334; extended to: liallaa: at municipal district and its eastern sub- Camperdown, 2234; Castlemaine, 949; Colac, 1583; Dunolly, urb (§ 5-9 only), 1269 ; Kyneton township, including east 1649 ; Emerald Bill and Sandridge, 1907 ; Flemington, 264, Kyneton (S 5-9 only), 1952 ; Maddingley township (Bacchus 334; Fryer's Creek, 630; Gipps' Land North, 718, 728 ; Marsh) (§ 5-10), 18!9; I'rahran municipal district (§ 10 only), Ilcidelberg, 949: Horsham, 1275; Inverlcigh, 1191 ; Keilor, 727 ; Portland municipal district (§5-10), 2158; Sandhurst 905, 2234; Kyneton, 1275; Leigh, 264, 334; Lexton, 630, municipal district (§ 5-10), 903. 812 ; Lockwood, 2234; Maldon, 949, 2046; Maryborough, Vaccination districts : Baltoral, Casterton, Coleraine, 1436;Melbourne, 1542; Moliagul, 630; Mount Ararat, 1259; Hamilton, Ba'row and Portland, 1746. Nerring (Llendigo), 1835; Northcote, 949 ; Raglan (Fiery --- A%harts at Caoelong, 1364, I Creek), 514; St. Arnaud, 223.1; Sale, Gipps' Land, 1259; rNDEX.•-185G. 1?

Registration, &e.-continued. Ridgway , Charles, appointed librarian to both houses of pariia- Snndridge-see Emerald Hill ; Steiglitz, 949 ; Snappers' Point, ment, 1965. 1583 ; Taradale, 1191; White Hills, I,cndigo, 1749; Wiri- chelsea, 630; Woolshecl Creek, 264, 334; Yackandandah, 264, Rifle corps .- See Volunteer Corps. 334. Rio Janeiro : ships, &c., from , to be placed in quarantine :or Registration of imported stock:- cholera, 931. Blank forms of certificates and returns obtainable at the River Leigh pound, cattle impounded in, 195, 421 , 479, 709, 756. government printing office, 1218, 1306. 815, 900, 981 , 1004, 1026 , 1170, 1203, 1280, 1281 , 1377, 1112, Fees for registration to be paid into the Treasury, 1218, 1306. 1679, 1796, 1900, 1963, 2052. Regulations:- Roach, W illiam , enquired for, 1200, 1412. Respecting the circulation of the Gazette and acts of council, Roads department:- 1074, 1104-for the government of Chinese on the gold fields, Central Road Board's financial statement for the half-year 563-convict labor, employment of, 1432; cancelled and ending 30th June , 1856, p. 1241 ; Charles Pasley appointed new regulations substituted, 1559, 1581-Electric telegraph, president of the Central Road Board, 1967. revised regulations and scale of charges for transmission of messages by, 2233-immigrants fund, 668; ditto, Chinese, Alterations , new roads , & c., proposed : Geelong to I3ailan vid 359 , 377 ; 1164-immigration remittances, 1189--respecting selec- Mount Egerton, crossing the Campaspe river ticn of lots unsold at auction amended, 1849, 1857-public south of Kyneton, 359 , 377 ; Ballaarat to Raglan, 714, 731 ; worship, apportionment of money under 18 & 19 Viet. from the junction of the Broacmeadows and Deep Creek roads to Keilor , 701, 730 ; through allottment 1 of sectioa cap. 55, for ministers and buildings, 173, 188-passengers XVII . in the parish of Korkuperrimul , 903, 918 ; road -throu g h Act of 1855, regulations under, 273-supplies and stores: Beechworth , 1191, 1212 ; road from the junction of the commutation of forage, 107, 167; scale's of rations for immigrants and prisoners altered, 1784, 1799--Victoria Volun- Broadmeadows and the Deep Creek roads to Keilor. 1245, teer Artillery Regiment, 625-wharfs at Melbourne, for 1258 ; approach to Johnston street bridge , Collingwood, 1317, 1346 ; through section 1, parish of Kalkallo , 1435, 146:1 their protection and management, 143, 167.-See Accounts, Cemeteries, Chinese, County Courts, Gazette, Gold Fields, through the parish of Myrniong , 1583. 1593 ; proposed road from Ballan to Mount Blackwood , 1335 , 1861 ; ditto through Immigrants, Passengers, Pilot Service, Post Office, Volun- teer Corps. portion 18 , in the parish of Tallarool ., 1953, 1971. Alterations , new roads , &c., ordered ; from Belfast to Remittances, regulations for immigration, 1189. Portland. 132 ; Keilor to Bacchus Marsh, near the junction Rebores.-See Municipalities. of the Toolam Toolern creek with the Werribee River, 403 ; on Pollocksford road, 403 ; Colac road, deviation Requisitions:-For stores and supplies, quarterly, clue On 31st in the parish of Irrewarra , 515 ; Geelong district , parish March, 454, 574; clue on 30th June, 973, 1065; clue on 30th of Moorpanyal , 515 ; from Belfast to Portland , deviation, September, 1501, 1619 - for furniture, due quarterly, and 715, 731 ; from the junction of the Buninyong and Upper country requisitions, to state if articles are obtainable on the Western roads to the Darriwil and Yowang parish roads spot, and the price, 529, 574. to be opened , 1129 ; road through portion B' of section 2, Reserved lands.-See Lands. parish of Darriwil, to be fenced and opened , 1129 ; road from Resident magistrates.-See Magistrates. Bacchus Marsh to Gisborne to be fenced , opened , &c., 1120 ; through allotment 1, section 17, parish of Korkuperrimul, Returning officers for electoral provinces and districts appointed, 1497 ; through Maguire 's land for road from Ballaarat to 1252, 1400, 1542, 1552, 1583. Raglan, 1497. Revenue of the colony:- illain roads proclaimed : the Bendigo , Fryer 's Creek mcd Receipts for the year and gaarter ending in December, 1855, Ballaarat roads, 453; Queenscliff road, 2127 ; public highway p. 30, March, 1856, p. 590, June, 1134, September, 1660. between Emerald Hill and ittelbourne proclaimed (prolonga- Expenditure for the quarter ending in March, 1856, p. 594; tion of Clarendon street, 2001. June, 1138; September, 1664. See Contracts, Tenders. Collection at Raglan to be p&d into the sub-treasury at Roads, District:- Ballaarat, 1149, 1181.-Fey s for registration of imported Districts proclaimed : Ballaarat, 1685 ; Bacchus Marsh, stock to be paid into the treasury, 1218, 1306. - sec 1645; Belfast, 155 ; ditto altered , 1429 ; Conewarre. 1702 ; Accounts. Eltham , 1617; Gardiner , 1685 ; Lauristou and Edgeeombc. Rewards offered by Government with reference to offences, &c.: 1615 ; Portland , 154 ; Templestowe , 1585 ; Upper Yarra, Deserters from Her Majesty's Forces, reward for apprehen- 1585; Warrnambool, 327 ; 1'villowmavin, 1364. sion of, 377, 415; reduced to £15, p. 694, 732 ; reduced to Alberton road district , meeting to form a board, 1871. £10, p 925, 946. Bacchus Marsh road district, preliminary meeting, 1748, Escape from custody:-Thomas Fleming, alias Nape, at 1761. Mount Franklyn station, 14:17, 1557. Da'laarat road district , preliminary meeting , 1748, 1761; Escaped convicts, &c.:-Thomas Mc$orley, from Pent- meeting of ratepayers, 2179. ridge Stockade, 185, 253 ; John Douglas, from Pentridge Barrabool Hills district , meeting, 381. Stockade, 1403, 1457 ; Francis Hopkins, from ditto, 1403, Belfast road district: meeting , 309; road from Belfast to 1457. \Varrnambool via Hammock's, 337; ditto Woodford to Mel- Exposed children :-Mate child found in a galley near the bourne, &c., 338; ditto Belfast to the Goose Lagoon, 405; Black Prince Hotel, North Melbourne, 335, 391; male child ditto through the Port Fairy special survey, 1094. found in Alfred place, Victoria street, _lelbourne, 403, 437 ; Boroondara road district, meeting to form a board, 1608. body of a male child found in a right-of-way off Young street, Conewarre road district , preliminary meeting , 186 2 . 1885. Collingwood, 403, 437; male child found on 29th October, in Eltham road district , meeting to form a board, 1677. La Trobe street west Melbourne, 1882, 1948. Gardiner road district, preliminary meeting , 1835, 1862; Highway robbery of the Caledonian mail, 1501, 1557. report of meeting, 1935. -- Incendiarism:-Thomnas Powell's hay stacks, near Gee- Hampden and Heytesbury , meeting called to petition for a long, burnt, 1403, 1457-John Sutty's premises in Simpson's road district for, 2048. road, -Richmond, burnt, 1403, 1457. - Lauriston and Edgecombe road district , preliminary meet- Murders :-For the supposed murderers of John Martin ing, 1748, 1761. Young, 44, .57 ; two men, implicated in the murder of one Port Arlington road district , tenders for leasing Moorlap Smith, at 1allaarat, in January, 1855, p. 1253, 1326 ; sup- toil-gate invited , 583, 601, posed murderer of .James Edrington, at Mount Moliagul, 1392, Portland road district, meeting, 363 1457 ; for William Turne , alias Gipsey Smith, and others, for Templestowe road district , preliminary meeting, 2040, 2059. the murder of Sergeant McNally, and wounding Constable Warrnarnbool road district : meet ng , 4-40; notice as to Moore, 1760, 1786; for murderer of Sophia Lewis, in Ste- road in the parish of Piirnim , 461 ; ditto in the parish of Wan- phen street, Melbourne, 2188, 2213. goom, 461. Miscellaneous :-Robbery; and attempt at murder at i1lr. Willowmavin road district , preliminary meeting , 1588, 1599. Osborne's' station, Yackandandah, 1597, 1652; Williamsand buoy damaged, 1619, 1652; New Zealander, who fought with Robberies .- See Rewards. John Moran, suspected to have been murdered, 1861, 1931. Robinson , Ezra, enquired for, 1412. Reward and benefit funds of the police, annual account for 1855, George , enquired for, 927, 1412. 597. p. Robison, Margaret, enquired for, 1412. Rewards for lost property.-See Cattle, Property. Rogers, William, appointed deputy sheriff for the Buninyong and Rice, Joseph, notifies the discontinuance of his connection with Ballaarat district , 511; ditto for the Pallaarat circuit district, the Geelong Steam Navigation Company, 138, 159, 176. 1882. Richmond, Joseph, enquired for, 1412. Roman Catholic church .- See Churches. Richmond municipality:-Preliminary meeting, 567, .582; Ross, James , certificate and declaration touching the execution William Highett appointed chairman thereof, 679; report of of, 728,751, 772. proceedings thereat, 751 ; petty sessions appointed, 800; Rcss, Martin , notice respecting acceptances of, 419, 440. Health Act extended to, 1033 ; bye-laws, 1198, 2045 ; meeting of ratepayers, 1958, 1994 ; half-yearly report, 2072, 2090. Rowney , William , enquired for, 870, 1413. See Municipalities. Rules .- See County Courts, Gold Fields , Regulations , Supreme Riddell, Anthony, enquired for, 1412. Court , Volunteer Corps. E 18 INDEX.--1856.

Rusden, George i;'illiam, appointed clerk of the Legislative Sandhurst municipality:-report of proceedings at first meeting, Council and clerk of the parbanients, 196.3. 151 ; bye-laws gazetted by the Council, 583; rate confirmed, 694; bye-laws assented to, 1125, 1217, 1454, 1456; exempted ?: hvorth, sale of fermented, spirituous, and mixed liquors, in buildings in, 809; Town and Country Police Act (§ 5-10) nantities not less than two gallons, legalized at, 2086. extended to, 903; Dog Nuisance Act (6 Wm. IV. No. 4) extended to the municipal district and vicinity, 959 ; Health ';oliday in celebration of the peace with, 1063; imperial Act extended to, 1125; meetings of ratepayers, 898, 907, proclamation of peace, 1173; order in council revoking former 1468, 1481, 2193, 2215; half-yearly report, 1312. orders respecting Russian ports and ships, 1364; order in council rescinciiiig former orders prohibiting the expos tation Sardinia, Piedmont, and Genoa: Fabricins Fabiani appointed of 'grim, &e , 13G1; general treaty awl conventions relative to vice-consul for, 800; Richard Adolphus Passmore appointed peace with, 1445.-See Patriotic Fund. acting vice-consul, 885. Sargood, Frederick James, appointed a commissioner of national Ityan, Edward, reward for information respecting, 618. education, 2233. Iiyleigh, Thos., notifies cessation of his interest in the Affe and Savings banks:- _':eltutowe Leader newspapers, 927. Conimissioners appointed: Thomas Herbert Power vice John Hodgson, 885; `Gilliam WWestgarth vice H. A. Smith, 1465 S. (misprinted in 1436). Trustees appointed at-Castlemaine, 218 (notice corrected, ,Sacrarncmto hulk. - See Hulks. 230), 615, 694; Melbourne, 537, 1033; Belfast, 833; Port- land, 905; Geelong, 1259; Ballaarat, 1465, 1542; ditto Sailing diroctiorls , additional for Port Phillip Heads, &c., 438; name corrected; 1631. lightship , west channel of ditto, 611 , 626.-See Mariners, Inspection of pass-books at-Belfast, 974, 996; Castlemaine, Port Phillip. 974, 997; Geelong, 974, 996; Melbourne, 973, 996; Port- Salaries - See Accounts. land, 974, 996; Sandhurst, 974, 997. Sale ( Gipps' Land ): cemetery , trustees of, 403; constituted a Schools: site reserved at Sandhurst for free Presbyterian school slaughter -house inspector 's district , 800 ; inspector of 1659.-See Denominational, National.. slaughter -houses, & c appointed , 1019; examiner of weights Scots church.-See Churches. and measures appointed at, 1019; land reserved for the extension of the township , 895; coroner appointed at, 2109. Seized goods.-See Sales. Selby, William, enquired for, 1413. Sale pound , cattle impounded in, 364, 638 , 1170, 1548. Selection of land lots unsold at auction, &c., amended regulations, Sale of liquors;- respecting, 1849, 1857.-See Lands. Sale of fermented , spirituous , and mixed liquors, in quantities Selwyn, A. R. C., appointed a member of the mining commission, not less than two gallons , legalized at Avoca, 154; Heath- 783. cote, 351; Kyncton (including East Kyneton ), 1099; Rush- tvorth, 2086. Sequestration.-See Insolvency. Sale of fermented liquor onl , in quantities not less than two Sergeant-at-arms of the legislative assembly, William George gallons , legalized at Bacchus Marsh, 1477; in the county Palmer appointed, 1965. of Irourke , 1882; at Brighton and Little Brighton, 1553. Sessions.-See Criminal Sessions, General Sessions, Petty Ses- sions, Supreme Court. Sales, Customs Of goods in bonded warehouses , F oxton 's, 32; Harker's, 152, Settled districtw.-See I ands. 172; in sundry bonded warehouses , 372, 396; in Strachan's, Sewers and water supply (Melbourne) Commission: Commis- at Geelong, 2128, 2168. sioner, William Arland Douglas Anderson vice Kerr, 918. Of seized , condemned and forfeited goods, 99; ( boat), 171; at Melbourne , 615, 703, 1015, 1077 , 1480, 1581 , 1764, 1913; Shark's Bay.-See Guano. of seized gold, 671. Sheppard, Edward Parker, enquired for, 1413. Of sundries :- of deceased seamen's effc cts, 837; of a boat, Shcpparton pound, cattle impounded in, 47, 141, 163, 312, 903, 920 ; of unclaimed gunpowder , 401, 543; of the hulk 340, 572, 676, 698, 709, 736, 778, 779, 856, 928, 929, 1005, Easily, 1136 , 1462; of goods lying in the Custom House 1081, 1157, 1222, 1265, 1334, 1397, 1443, 1548, 1367, 1678, reserve, at Melbourne , 1597; of 1679, 1707, 1795, 1847, 1937, 2027, 2163, 2181, Wharf, Melbourne , 1619; of unclaimed'goods gunpowder removed from in the magazine on Batman 's Hill, 2129, 2234. Sheriffs.-See Deputy Sheriffs. Shillinglaw, J. J., appointed to perform the duties of principal Sales of unci •irned and confiscated property by the Police and officer of customs and shipping master under the Merchant by order of magistrates, at Alberton , 308, 417-Ballaarat, Shipping Act, 437. 115, 153 , 897, 925, 1815 , 1862 - Pcechworth, 175, 336, 998, 1036, 115 -1, 1182, 1409, 1466 , 1724, 1787-Cari 6brook, 632, Shipping--order in council authorizing the coasting trade in 694; notice revoked, 694 ; notice repeated , 869, 885; other Victoria to be carried on in other than British ships, 1911.- sales, 1036 , 1091, 1260 ,` 1309, 1348 , 1393, 1704 , 1749, 1862, See Merchant Shipping. 1888 , 2191, 2234 - Carhruhe , 336, 380-Creswvick , 600, 632, Shorthand writer to both houses of parliament, James Hemming 1055. 1091 - Emerald hill, 752, S00-Geelong , 36, 58 (Il titer Webb appointed, 2234-, >l'ilrh lighter). 1931, 1991-Heatltcote , 694, 718 - hilmerc, 1200, 1309 - I.exton , 1132, 1165 - Al arybor•ough , 175, 191- Shuter, Charles, appointed resident magistrate at Bacelius Marsh 800. 1 Mt•lbo -arne , 869, 897 , 1132 , 1165, 1219 , 1260, 1480, 2214; ditto of conti,ceted effects of convicts , by order of the sheriff, Simson, Hector Norman, petitions against the return of David 2190 -d fount Blackwood , 1318, 1393 , 2109, 2177 - Raglan, Blair, t3LL.A,, 2099, 2101. 1862, 1931-Sandhurst , 84, 115 , 158, (changed to Mary- Sites -See Churches, Lands, Townships. borough) 175; another sale, 336. 37 9-Seymour , 2177, 2214- Warrnainbool, 1764, 1843, 1787, 1843. Skipton (Emu Creek) pound, cattle impounded in, 103, 104, 179, 311, 341, 365, 408, 444, 541, 639, 698, 720. 843, 910, 911, 980, Sales, miscellaneous : of surplus hay at Melbourne , 918, 973, 1096, 1171, 1266, 1352, 1416, 1548, 1549, 1038, 1696, 1753, 1245; of stcres at Beechworth , 1034, 1055, 1745 , 1764, 2158, 1874, 1961, 2030, 2113, 2115, 2163, 2165, 2184, 2191 , 2214 , 2234; of stores at Richmond Police Depot. 36, Sladen, Charles, sworn as a Member of the executive council, 63, 1219 , 1260; ditto at Sandhurst , 191, 224, 1931 , 1953; ditto 2202. at Ballaarat , 224, 308 ; ditto at Ilcathcote , 224, 307; of surplus horses , bullocks, & c., at Melbourne , 336, 359; of stores Slaughter-houses, &e. at Castlemaine , 404, 438 ; ditto at Geelong , 438, 473, 1814, Inspectors' districts appointed: Avoca, 1275 ; Belfast, 1436; 1835 ; of hay at Carlsrule , 838, 853; of stores at Ballaarat, Carlsruhe, 12 59; East Collingwood municipal district, 2234; 1132 , 1165, 1503; of boats at Williamstown, 1154, 1182; at Geelong, 1649; Kyneton, 378, 403; Mount l ila:kwood, the Colonial Stores, Bourke street , Melbourne, 1409; sale by 378, 403 ; Ovens, 13418: Sale, 800; Williamstown, 812. tender of the gas apparatus at the Exhibition Building, Mel- Inspectors appointed: Avoca, J. Thompson, J. Laidlaw, A. bourne, 1023 , 1310 , 1330; of surplus stores of the steam-sloop McLean, 12; 5-Ballaarat, II. Sheward, J. Mely or, 1191- Ta

Tenders-continued. Tenders-continued. Melbourne, Mount Alexander, and Murray River railway:- the custom house, 1092, 1118; sheds and platform, s'oora- 70,000 sleepers for the main line, 1276, 1635; fencing the bool street jetty, 1349, 1394; extension of Yarra street main line for twenty miles from Melbourne, 1276, 1634; jetty, 1692, 1749; erection of Little Riverpound, near Gee- completing cuttings and embankments on the main line long, 1023, 1037. (contract 1), 1725, 1750; bridge crossing the Saltwater Various places:-Avoca, resident warden's offices, 11,136, 1219; River (contract 2), 2109, 2235. sub-treasury, 950; ditto withdrawn, 1037; gold office and Melbourne and Williamstown branch railway:-Supply of sub-treasury, 1261, 1330--Ballaarat, stockade fence and gates plant from Europe for the Williamstown branch, 801, 870; at the gaol, 926, 1024; first wing of the gaol, 926, 1023; locomotive engines and rolling stock for ditto, 1276, 1330; gold office and sub-treasury, 1261, 1330; powder A'agazine, Williamstown branch of Melbourne and Mount Alexander 1503,1589; court house, 1503, 1589; survey office, 1607, railway, carriages, waggons and vans of local manufacture 1653 ; electric telegraph station, 1894, 1993 ; additional for, 1842; construction of a portion, 1842; 40,000 sleepers barracks, cook-house, &c., for the military, 2024, 2047- for the Williamstown branch, 1276, 1635. Beechworth, gold office and sub-treasury, 1261, 1330-Bel- Permanent way materials, &c, for the railways between Mel- fast, new jetty, 1371, 1437; additions to watch-house, 1793, bourne and the Alurray River, and between Geelong and 1895; repairing the government mooring punt, 1480, 1589; Ballaarat, 1564, 1589. post office, 2023, 2110 ; gauging-shed and wharf, 2087, 2159 ; boat-shed, store and wharf, 2136, 2192-Benalla, Tenders invited for supplies, stores, and transport of stores:- lock-up, 733, For 1856:-for straw at Ballan declined, 65; oats for general 7 54-Castlemaine,stockadefence and gates at the gaol, 926, 1024; first wing of the gaol, 927, 1023; mess- issue, 99, 116, 439, 474, 950, 977, 1330, 1350, 1634, 1895, house, keeper's quarters and offices at ditto, 1310, 1372; 2046, 2110, 2137; bran ditto, 99, 116, 439, 474, 950, 977, gold office and sub-treasury, 1261, 1330; powder magazine, 1330, 1350, 1895, 2046, 2110, 2137; straw ditto, 950, 977, 1503, 1705; electric telegraph station, 1894, 1993-Colling- 2110, 2137; hay ditto, 1870, 1956, 1993; hay at country wood, stockade, materials for, 1056, 1092-East Collingwood, stations, 950, 1092, 1133, 1200, 1410, 1480; straw ditto, 950, court house, 1038,1092,1117; watch-house, 2071, 2110; loci,:- 1092, 1133, 1200, 1410, 1480; coal at Melbourne, &c., 547, up,2087-Electric telegraph, constructing, fromGeelong 601, 1038, 1092; wood ditto, 1038, 1092; clothing for letter to Ballaarat, 519, 567; ditto, Melbourne to Sandhurst, viii carriers, 134, 159; transport of stores to Cape Otway light- Castlemaine, 519, 567-Emerald Hill,, court house, 1038, house, 247, 363; saddlery, 418, 474; provisions, &e., for the 1092; time extended, 1117; fresh tenders, 1563, 1589- steam-sloop Victoria, 1165, 1183; super-royal paper, 1607; Fencing St. Kilda park reserve, 813 ; ditto quarries near rations for prisoners in locks-up, &c., during 1856, pp. Melbourne, 1091, 1118; ditto Royal Park, 1184, 1199; ditto 1467, 1544; blue cloth for the police, 775, 801; transport of at the Detective Office, Melbourne, 1261, 1311; ditto police forage from the government stores, Melbourne, to country paddock, Richmond, 1184, 1219; ditto police reserve at stations, 2087, 2110. Emerald Hill, 1371, 1410; ditto police reserve, corner of For 1857 :-ironmongery, ship chandlery, 1766,1890; &c.,1766, King and Collins streets, Melbourne, 1564, 1589-Fiery 1890; linen drapery, &c., 1766, 1890; painters' materials, &c., 1766, 1890; leather, shoemakers' materials, &c., 1766, Creek, local court house, 1166, 1219-Gisborne, electric telegraph station, 1894, 1993-Kilmore, court house, 1038, 1890; timber, 1766, 1890; stationery, 1766, 1890; tentage gaol, 2087, 2192.-Kyneton, cote t house, 1038, and canvas, 1766, 1890; tinware, 1766, 1890; saddlery, &c., 1117; 1118; 1766, 1890; glass and earthenware, 1766, 1890; medicines, electric telegraph station, 1894, 1993 - Mar•yborough, court house, 1078, 1118-Mount Moliagul, court house, instruments, &c., 1767, 1891; milk for the Yarra Bond 1078, 1118-Penal establishments, materials for, 158, Lunatic Asylum, 1768, 1891; rations for government 191-Pentridge stockade, lime, 633, 671, 1184, 1199, 2071, officers, immigrants, prisoners, &c , 1764, 1888, 1956, 2046; coal, 1766, 1890; firewood, 1766, 1890; water, 1766, 1890; 2087; timber, 1184, 1199, 2072, 2087; corrugated iron, 1261, 1311; bar iron, 1311, 1330, 1822; asphalts, 1393, funerals, 1768, 1893; forage at out-stations, 1768, 1955; official seals and stamps, pp. 1766, 1890, 1956, 2047; meat 1410; iron sash frames, 1219, 1245, 1393, 1410; lead, 1393, 1410; corrugated plate glass, 1393, 1410; iron, 2087; for the sanitary station, 1992, 2046; provisions, &c., for 2071, the steam-sloop Victoria, 1769, 1893; hay for country sta- Port Albert, custom house, 1260, 1329-Portland, post office, 1349, 1411 ; new jetty, 1371, 1437-Prahran, court house, tions, 2137, 2178; straw for country stations, 2137, 2178; certain tenders for annual supplies for the storekeeper's 1038, 1092 ; time extended, 1117-QueenselifT, alterations, &c., at health officer's quarters, 870, 898 ; additions to the department declined, 1992, 2023. lighthouse, 1000, 1038 ; boat jetty and gauge shed, 1410, Tenders for public works invited (including building, repairing, 1466-Richmond, erecting iron buildings at the police depot, fitting, fencing, paving, supplying materials, removing, &c.) :- 633, 671 ; court house, 1038, 1092 ; time extended, 1117- Melbourne, north of the Yarra :-repairs at the post office, Sandhurst, gold office and sub-treasury, 1261, 1330; powder 337, 362; repairs to wharf and approaches to new basin, magazine, 1503,1589; electric telegraph station, 1894, 405, 418; additions to the powder magazine, 308, 337; com- 1993-Sandridge, extension of jetty, 633, 671 ; guard room, pleting first house of parliament, 362, 405; foundation of &c, at the battery, 1261, 1311-Taradale, lock-tip, 733, second ditto, 362, 405; repairs to the exhibition building, 754 - Wangaratta, lock-up, 733, 754 -Warrnambool, 695, 706; works at the supreme and nisi Arius court houses, post office, 950, 1038; new jetty, 1371, 1437; addi- 718, 733; alterations, &c., at the female goal, 853, 870; tions to watch-house, 1634, 1705, 1914, 199t; ditto removing, &c, police buildings, 926, 950, 1676; additions to police quarters, 1793, 1895 ; tramway, 2159, 2215- to the goaler's quarters at Melbourne gaol, 1037; paving Williamstown, fencing marine yard, 308, 337 ; extension the yard of the police court in Swanston street, 1092, 1118; and repair of jetties, 418, 46'0; formation of ground for additions to the new court house, La Trobe street, 1117; patent slip, 1466, 1543; platform and foundations for sunk bricks for houses of parliament, 1092, 1118; lime for ditto, frame of ditto, 1692, 1793; punt for diving bell at ditto, 1350; additional buildings at the lunatic asylum. 978, 1024, 1956, 1993; lime to be delivered at Williamstown, 1466; 1091, 1118; iron store at ditto, 1260, 1310; additions to the timber ditto at the penal jetty, Gellibrand's point, 1793, assay office. 733, 753, 1184; privies and iron fence at the 1821, 1895-timber for the jetty, 2192, 2215; cement for supreme court house, 1184, 1199; county court house, ditto, 2 t 92; bar iron, castings, wheels; &c., for ditto, 2192, erecting, 695, 706; fittings and out-buildings at ditto, 1821, 2215-Yackandandah, local court house, 671, 719. 1869; removing and re•-erecting police buildings, 1310, 1330, 20'4, 2047; foundation of new custom house, 1349, Thomas, Edward, master of the Chilian brig rlabanero Manuel, 1371; erecting portion of ditto, 2086, 2178; cottage at the notice to, 696. old cemetery, 1466, 1480; extension of the insolvent court Thompson, George Agar, appointed sub-warden for Avoca house, 1466; lodges and gates at the new lunatic asylum, district, 378. 1563, 1588; bricks for ditto, 2047, 2110; ablution rooms at Spencer street barracks, 1676; foundation and basement of Timins, Octavius Frederic, appointed private secretary to Major- the new government printing office, 1956, 2024; forming GeneralMacarthur, 2158; ditto, toSir Henry Barkly, 2221. approaches to the gaol and court house, 1956, 1994; catch- Title Deeds.-See Deeds. water drain in Reilly street, 1676, 1692; new offices, stores, and Titley, Hannah and sister, enquired for, 1413. out-buildings for the storekeeper's department, 2109, 2178. Melbourne, south of the Yarra:-fencing, &c., at the Botanic Tobin, James, enquired for, 1607, 1870. gardens. 1133, 1155; conservatories at ditto, 1154, 1200; Tofield, Thomas, enquired for, 1413. cottage at ditto, 1349, 1372; office, stores, and fence at the new military barracks, 1184, 1200; timber for ditto, 1467, Tolls.-See Punt, Roads. 1480, 2136; lime for ditto, 1467, 1480, 2086, 2109, 2087, Town and Country Police Act of 1854 (18 Viet. No. 14). extended 2110; stone for ditto, 1467. 1480: blue stone for ditto, to Ballaarat municipal district and its eastern suburb (§ 5-9 2136; bricks for ditto, 1503, 1564. 2086, 2109; doors, sashes only), 1269; Kyneton township, including east Kyneton (§ 5-9 and frames for ditto, 1588, 1607; sand for ditto, 1676, 2136; only), 1952; Maddingley township (Bacchus Marsh) (§ 5-10) ironfounder's work for ditto, 1588, , 1607; slates, lead, 1829; Prahian municipal district (§ 10 only), 727; Portland pipes, cement, &c.. for ditto. 2136; window glass for ditto, municipal district, (§ 5-10), 2158; Sandhurst municipal 2136; water for ditto (building), 2136; ironmongery for district (§ 5-10), 903. ditto, 2110. Township sites fixed- South illuckleford, 27; Stradbroke, 27; Geelong --material, for Geelong gaol, 224, 247; powder Yea, 27.-See also Lands. magazine keeper's quarters, 567, 601; removing police barracks and fencing around a watch-house, 853, 886; extension Trainor, John Kelly, appointed chairman of the preliminary of Moorabool street jetty, 926, 978; completion of post municipal meeting at Kilmore, 1245. office, 926, 978; fittings at the post office, 1000; fttings at Transport.-See Contracts, Tenders. INDEX.-1856. 21

Treasury : accounts payable at sub-treasuries, 737, 794.-See Volunteer Corps-continued. Accounts, Revenue. Campbell, John Smith, Robert Palk, 336, 359-Lieutenant Treaty of peace with Russia, 1445. of Mounted Company appointed, Thomas Bertram, 336, 359. Trinity House.-See South Australian. Williamstown Division of the V.V.A R.:-one or more com- Troubridge shoals, gulf of St. Vincent, lighthouse on, 93. panies of the V.V.A.R. to be raised at Williamstown, 101 4, 1116; George Frederick Verdon, to be first lieutenant and Trustees.-See Cemeteries, Churches, Hospital, Mechanics' Insti- acting adjutant, 1259; John Wilkins, PI.P., to be assistant tute, Race-course, Savings Banks, Schools, &c. surgeon,1259. Tuckett, W. H., notifies cessation of his interest in the Hobson's Geelong Rifle Corps: adjutant wanted, 705, 732; captain and Bay railway company, 814. adjutant, Charles Jeffries Carter, appointed, vice Layard, Turnbull and Co's. bonded warehouse at Port Albert, approved, 852. 1606. Victoria Yeomanry Corps: cornet, William Perry, vice Ross, 852 Turner, William, appointed resident magistrate at Kilmore, 175; W. deputy sheriff for Kilmore district, 378; assistant commissioner Wainewright, Griffiths, appointed second lieutenant of the of crown lands at Kilmore, 403; ditto at Ballaarat, 1055; resi- V.V.A.R., 336, 359. dent magistrate at Ballaarat (visiting Buninyong), 852; Wand, Christopher Robert, enquired for, 1413. visiting justice of Ballaarat gaol, 1786. Wangaratta cemetery, trustees of, 514; regulations, 468. Turner, William, alias Gipsey Smith, and others, reward for the apprehension of, 1760, 1786. Wangaratta pound, cattle impounded in, 62, 179, 364, 444, 464, 478, 526, 569, 620, 699, 757, 805, 843, 874, 930, 982, 1026, Turner, William Alexander, enquired for, 417, 1413. 1060, 1080, 1122, 1170, 1186, 1250, 1265, 1280, 1315, 1352, 1484, 1548, 1592, 1593, 1610, 1639, 1655, 1678, 1727, 1753, 1797, 1845, 1846, 1874, 1900, 1919, 1938, 1939, 1960, 1961, IS. 1996, 2028, 2075, 2094, 2164, 2182, 2195. Unclaimed cattle, horses, dogs, &c.-See Cattle. Waranga.-See Gold Fields. Unclaimed letters.-S_e Letter Lists. Warburton, or Burton, John, enquired for, 1413. Unclaimed monies.-See Charitable Institutions, County Courts. Wardens.-See Gold Fields. Union Hotel, near Kilmore.-See Crowley. Warehouses.-See Bonded Warehouses, Sales (Customs). Upper Yarra road district proclaimed, 1585. Warrandyte pound (Anderson's Creek), cattle impounded in, 73, Upton, William Charles, enquired for, 1200, 1413. 104, 119, 179, 408, 477, 542, 569, 604, 639, 698, 721, 756, 842, 900, 1147, 1170, 1203, 1`!22, 1266, 1315, 1398, 144 2 , 1548, Usher of the Legislative Council, Lieut. Col. Henry H. 1592, 1609, 1638, 1-195, 1845, 1877, 1920, 1937, 2027, 2095., Farquharson appointed, 1965. 2218. V. Warrants passed to the Colonial Treasury, 35. Vaccination districts proclaimed: Balmoral, Casterton, Cole- Warringal cemetery, additional trustees of, 537. raine, Hamilton, Harrow, and Portland, 1746. Warrnambool : breadth of carriage and foot ways in, 1541; Vaccinators appointed for the district of-Bacchus Marsh, 1 191 ; assistant immigration agent appointed at, 1666; coroner Ballan, 652 ; Bellarine, 154; Brighton, 718, 728; Campbell- appointed at, 1749. field,652 ; Casterton,454; Colac, 1348, 1370 ; Coleraine, Warrnambool municipality: report of proceedings at first meet- Bryan's Creek, 905 ; Dunolly, 1749, 2234; Epsom, 2234 ; ing, 93; bye-laws assented to, 360, 2229; Hcalth Act (except Flemington, 154; Fryerstown, 630; Hepburn (Jim Crow), § 8 and 9) extended to, 1317; Dog Nuisance Act (6 \' m. IV. 1259 ; Horsham, 996 ; Kangaroo Ground, 1191 ; Mount No. 4) extended to the municipal 4listrict, 1477; half-yearly Ararat, 996; Mount Blackwood, 57; Nerring, Bencligo, 2234; report, 1501, 1544; meeting of ratepayers, 2091, 2111. Northcote, 2135; Portland, 996; Raglan, 949; Snapper Point, 1786; Steiglitz, 1813; Taradale, 1583; Upper Plenty, 219; Warrnambool pound, cattle impounded in, 227, 464, 526, 708, Warrnambool, 1501; Woolshed Creek, Ovens, 1033. 804, 981, 1265, 1920, 1921, 1997, 2164, 2218. Warrnambool road district proclaimed, 327; meeting notified, Vans, Robert Anstruther Balbirnie, deceased, application for Act 440; notice as to road in the parish of Purnim, 461; ditto in of Council to vest in trustees the estate of, 1565, 1608, 1653, the parish of Wangoona, 461. 1694. Water commission.-See Geelong, Melbourne. Vegetables and fruit, notice respecting models of, 669, 752. Waterton, Henry and Sons, enquired for, 1200, 1413. Veque, Paul, petitions for letters patent, 1053, 1392. Watson, George H., appointed an engineer and surveyor in the Verco, Mr., enquired for, 1246, 1413. railway department, 1659. Verdon, George Frederick, appointed second lieutenant of the Watson, John, enquired for, 1413. V.V.A.R., 336, 359 ; appointed first lieutenant and acting adjutant of the Williamstown division of the V.V.A.R., Watson, Robert, appointed an engineer and surveyor in the 1259. , railway department, 800, 812. Victoria government steam sloop, William Henry Norman to be Watson, William, enquired for, 1822, 2236. commander, 1215; George Austin Woods to be chief officer, Watson's Creek (Caledonian Gold Fields), special licensing dis- 1813; Joseph Stone to be second officer, 1813; Richard Griffiths trict, 107. to be chief engineer, 1813. Wattle Creek.-See McKay's Inn. Victoria Law Calendar and Almanac for 1856 published, 115, 315; ditto for 1857, p. 2236. Watts, Cyrus, enquired for, 1246, 1413. Victoria steam navigation.-See Steam Vessels. Wayte, James Watt, petition for letters patent, 453, 800. Victoria Volunteer Corps.-See Volunteer Corps. Webb, James Hemming, appointed assistant shorthand writer to both houses of parliament, 2234. Victoria Yeomanry Corps.-See Volunteer Corps. Weights and measures, examiners appointed at-East Colling- Vignoles.-See De Vignoles. wood, James Niman. 2234-Kyneton, Joseph Mason, 812- Villages.-See Townships. Mount Blackwood, Robert Keene, 752-bale, Gipps' Land, Vincent, John, enquired for, 1058, 1413. John Smallman, 1019. Visiting Justices appointed for Alberton, John Le Marchant Were, Jonathan Binns, resumes duty as consul-general for Por- Carey, 705; Ballaarat, William Turner, 1786; Becchworth, tugal, consul for Sweden and Norway, Denmark, Hamburg, Matthew Price, 175 ; ditto, John Stephen Morphy, 2234 ; Lubec and Chili, and vice-consul for Spain and the L'razils, Castlemaine, George Harrison, 334. 852. Volunteer Corps: - Were, Kent and Co, notify that they have no interest in the firm Address of His Excellency Major-General 1liacarthur to the of Danburghy and Co., 1482. Victoria Volunteer Artillery Regiment and the Victoria Wesleyan church.-See Churches. Yeomanry Corps, 246 ; Brigade Adjutant of Volunteer Westgarth, William, appointed a commissioner of savings' Corps, Captain Frederick Henry Holland appointed, 1055; banks, 1465 (misprinted in 1436). mode of forwarding reports, &c,, to government regulated, 1055, 1116. Westley, John, enquired for, 2111, 2236. Victoria Volunteer Artillery Regiment:-Regulations, 625- Weston, Charles Corric, appointed resident magistrate at Raglan, Officers appointed, captain, Charles Ferguson, 973; second 752; a magistrate to visit Cathcart, 1165; chairman of the lieutenants, Griffiths Wainewright, George F. Verdon, Mil- Raglan local court, 1659. ner Elmslie Stephen, Henry Porson Morse, William Henry Snec, Robert Buckley Hodgson, Frederick George Moule, Wharfs at Melbourne, regulations for the protection and manage- William Bennett, Richard W. G. Cooper, Richard Evans ment of, 143, 167; wharfs at Geelong proclaimed, 1364. Hill, Edmund Gerald FitzGibbon, Charles Faussett, Robert White, Abraham, enquired for, 1413. F 22 INDEX.--185 6.

White Hill hamlets, &c., Sandhurst: petition for municipal } Wine and spirit merchants.--See Spirit Merchants. institutions at, 1073, 1211. Wholesale sale of liquors.-See Sale of Liquors. Wink-worth,A.C., enquired for, 1413. Woeke, F. W., enquired for, 2236. Wilkins, George, M .B., appointed assistant surgeon of the Wil- liamstown division of the V.V.A.R., 1259. Weeds,George Austin, appointed chief officer of thesteam- sloop Victoria, 1813. 'i'ilkins, I., appointed medical inspecting officer at Williamstown, under the Passengers Act, 378. Woolley, Richard, appointed secretary to the trustees of the Melbourne, 1llount Alexander, and Murray River Railway, W',rilliamsand buoy damaged, 1619, 1652. 800. Williamstown, medical inspecting officer under the Passsengers Works and buildings.-See Contracts, Tenders. Act appointed at, 378; assistant emigration officer at Willi ims- town appointed to carry out the Chinese Immigrants Act Writs for elections.-Sec Elections. (1S Viet. No. 39), p 589; constituted a slaughter-house in- Wrixon, Arthur Nicholas, appointed acting chairman of general spector's district, 812 ; inspector of slaughter-houses, &c., sessions for Bourke, 378; appointed acting judge of the appointed, 812; lease of site for a patent slip at, offered, county court for Bourke, 378. 989. 1149; marine stockade discontinued, 1553; market established, and site thereof, 1861, 1882. Y. Williamstown division of V.V.A.R.-See Volunteer Corps. Yackandandah.-See Gold Fields. Williamstown municipality; petition for, 135, 344; proclaimed' 51S; preliminary meeting, 547, 567; George Burrell appointed Yarra Yarra, caution as to steam vessels plying in the Yarra chairman thereof, 623; report of proceedings thereat, 669; passing the steam dredge, 2109, 2129. bye-laws assented to, 968, 1216, 1253, 1326, 1456, 1588, 1633, Yarra Bend.-See Lunatic Asylum. 2046, 2230; half-yearly account and report, 1871, 1896. Yea, site fixed for a township at, 27. Williamstown pound, cattle impounded in, 250, 384, 464, 857, 1147, 1170, 1507, 1708, 1795, 1847, 2113. Yea, John, enquired for, 1653, 2236. Williamstown Benefit Building and Investment Society, altered Yeomanry corps.-See Volunteer Corps. rules registered, 378. Young, James, enquired for, 1413. Williamstown Freehold Land Society-, new rule registered, 1149. Young, John Martin, government reward for the supposed mur- Willoby, William; appointed chairman of the Raglan local court, derers of, 44, 57; reward offered by Quarterman and others 752;re-appointed, 2022. for detection of the murderers of, 45, 102. Willowmavin road district, proclaimed, 1364; preliminary meeting to form a board, 1588, 1599. Z. Wilson, Samuel, enquired for, 1413. Zanders' bonded warehouse, license extended to adjoining pre- Winchelsea pound, cattle impounded in, 61 , 228, 313, 341, 526' mises, 949. 550, 736, 777, 930, 1169, 1352, 1470, 1508, 1696, 1728, 1797, Zeal, William A., appointed an engineer and surveyor in the 1825, 2076, 2196 ; pound rates, 905. railway department, 800, 812.

By Authority- : JOHN 1 Er,RES,Government Printer, Melbourne. oyfi.avi•

11 D1E ?' 3LO VICTORIA GOVERNMENT GAZETTE EXTRAORDINARY* liubliobeb bp autijoxitg.

No. 2.] TUESDAY , JANUARY 1. [1856.

Chief Secretary's Office, Melbourne, 1st January, 1856.

HEREAS it has pleased Almighty God to remove to Himself by death %Tj His Excellency SIR CHARLESHOTHAM, K.C.B., late Governor of this Colony, who departed this life on the 31st day of December, 1855, at a quarter past One o'clock in the afternoon : It is hereby notified that the Funeral of His Excellency the late Governor will take place on Friday next, the 4th instant, at the hour of four o'clock in the afternoon. It is also notified hereby that a Mourning for a period of One Month, to expire on the Fourth day of February next, will be observed-the Officers of the Civil and Military Services wearing a band of crape on the left arm.

By Command of His Excellency the Senior Military Officer in Victoria, WILLIAM C. HAINES.

Chief Secretary's Office, Melbourne, 1st January, 1856. HISExcellency theSenior Military Officerincommand ofHer Majesty's Land Forces has been pleased to direct that all Public Offices be closed on the day of the Funeral of His late Excellency SIR CHARLESHOTHAM.

By Command of His Excellency the Senior Military Officer in Victoria, WILLIAM C. HAINES.

No. 2.-JANUARY 1sT, 1856.-1. 78

No. 1. General Post Office, Melbourne. LIST OF UNCLAIMED SHIP LETTERS FOR THE WEEK ENDING Bra JANUARY, 1856. PARTIES applying for Letters at the General Post Office, are particularly requested to give the correct number of the letter and al.o the date and number of the list in which they may have observed their names, as such reference will materially Loilitate delivery. Persons in the country making written applications, in addition to the number of the letter, and the date and number of the list, are requested to state where they expect their letters from, and any information which may tend to prevent an unnecessary transmission of letters. Ap plication to be made at the General Delivery Department, corner of Elizabeth and Bourke-streets. The next List will contain all letters received by Ship up to the 16th January, 1856. NB -Lett; s posted in any part of the Colony of Victoria are not advertised. The Lists contain only Letters received by Sxlr from England, Foreign Countries, and the neighbouring Colonies. A. MCCRAE, Postmaster General.

A. C. F. 43 Hunter, Jno. 1 Adderley, Edmund 1 Cairns, H. 1 Farie, Antonio 44 Hutchinson, James 2 Ainslie, William 2 Calder, John 2 Farr, Leonard 45 Hyde, Mrs. Matilda 3 Ainslie, Bobert 3-4 Campbell, John 3 Fennell, Mast. G. 46 Hyland, James 4 Aitken, W. Al. 5 Cameron, Lieut. 4 Fidler, William 5 Aikens, John R. 6 Cameron, Mrs. 5 Foiner, John F. 1. AND J. 6 Akerman, Miss E. M. 7 Cameron, George 6 Fife, Geo. Robert I Inkson, James 7 Allen, Francis 8 Canfield, Capt. N. H. 7 Finley, John L. 2 Irvine, James L. 8 Allen, English W. 9 Cansdell, Henry 8 Fisher, William 3 Jackson,Ellen C. 9 Allan, Rubcrt 10 Cantwill, Martin 9 Fitzgerald, Michael 4 Jack on, H. P. 10 Allatt, John H. 11 Carbery, Thomas 10 Fletcher, Mr. 5 Jain On, Mrs. J. P. 11 Amor, Charles 12 Came, Benjamin 11 Flett, William 6 Jarvis, George 12 Anderson,Alexander 13 Carroll, G. H. L. 12 Fally, Mr. 61 Jarman, Ann 13 Anderson, Alex. 14 Carson, William 13 Fogey, Owen 7 Jefferson,J. 14 Andrews, S. H. 15 Carrcre, William 14 Folingsby, T. W. 8 Jeffries, Miss 15 Andrews, John 16 Catt, James 15 Forde, Marion 9 Jennings, -, Esq. 16 Andrews, .Tno. 17 Chambers, Mrs. M. T. 16 Fowlis, Samuel 10 Jennings, Jonathan 17 Andrews, Thomas 18 Champlay, Mrs. E. 17 Francis, -, Esq. 11 Jenkin, Wm. 18 Appleton,Frederick 19 Chalmers, W. L. 18 Frappel, Richard 12 Jenkins, David 19 Armstrong, Mrs. Robert 20 Clarke, Henry 19 Frost, George 13 Jenkin, Samuel 20 Ardley, Martha 21 Clanser, H.J. 20 Fuchman, Charles 14 Johnson, Edmund 21 Atkinson, Charles 22 Clements, Joseph 15 Johnson,Wm. 22 Aughterson, Ann 23 Cleary, John G. 16 Johnston, James 24 Clow, Rev. James 1 Galway, Joseph 17 Jouls, J. H. B. 25 Clute,Martin 2 Garratt, Ellen I Badcock, William 26 Cockram, Elizabeth 3 Garnbam, B. It. K. 2 Bagley, R. 0. 27 Coffee, R. S. 4 Gibson, R. B. I Keenan, Mrs. Mary 3 Bailey, John C. 28 Cole, Henrietta 5-6 Gibbs, James 2 Keenan, Michael 4 Bain, Edward 29 Coleman, Alfred 7 Godfrey, M. 3 Kelland, Wm. 5 Baker, Mrs. Henry 30 Collins, David 8 Goldsmith, John 4 Kellehar, Timothy 6 Baker, Mrs. G. 31 Collins, George 9 Goodwin, Charles A. 5 Kelly, John 7-8 Barnett, John 32 Collins, Margaret 10 Grant, Nathan W. 6 Kennedy, Pat. 9 Barnes, Edgar 33 Collinson, Mr. 11 Grant, Isaac G. 7 Kenry, RichardA. 10 Barnes, Thomas R. 34 Corby,John 12 Grange, Mary 8 Keowinl, John and Isabella 101 Basch, Jacob 35 Craig, Robert 13 Gray, Joshua It. 9 Kerns, Patrick 11 Bath, Mrs. Edward 36 Craig, Dr. Wm. 14 Graves, William 10 Kershaw, John 12 Batten, Geo. Henry 37 Crain, Thos. M. 15-6 Greenough, Thomas 11 Kershaw, Thomas Milne 13 Bavid, Jules 38 Crawford, John 17 Greig, James 12 Kerr, Alexander 14 Ravin, Mrs. T. 39 Crompton, Eliza 18 Greite, Auguste 13 Kerr, George 15 Baxter, Rev. William 40 Croker, Mary Ann 19 Grundy, E T. 14 Kerr, John and Co. 16 Becker, Miss 41 Cropley,J. 20-1 Grist, Katsch and Co. 15 Kerr, John 17 Beckett, John 42 Crowley, Edward 22 Guill, Henry 16 Kilsby, W. P. 18 Bell, Frederick 43 Cummins and Co. 17 Kilbane, Joseph 19 Bell, Joseph 44 Currie, Thos. T. H. 18 King, Charles F. Geo. 20 Bellas, 'Thomas 1 Hall, Charles James 19 Kirkland, Robinson 21 Bennett, F. C. 2 Hall, David, 2nd 20 Kirk, Michael 22 Bentley, Mrs. C. D. 3 Hall, Edward 21-2 Knewstab, Richmond C. 23 Berry, Miss 1 Dare, Walroi d 4 Halvey, Joseph 23 Knight, Geo. Henry 24 Berry, Henry 2 Da Silva, A. G. 5 Halberg, Herr G. 24 Knott, Jabez 25 Best, Alfred 3 Davidson, William 6 Hale, J. W. 25 Krookshank, J. 26 Bettridge, Mrs. 4 Deavis, 1 . 7-Hammond, E. B. 27-8 Bigelow, L. L. 5 Davis, Q. D. 8 Harrison , Jno. S. Ti. 29 Billoon, G. 6 Davis; James L. 9 Harris, Jeremiah 1 Langergrew, Carl 30 Biniman, J. 7 Danall, W. H, C. 10 Harper, William 2 Landles, Win. 31 Binnie, Mrs. S. J. 8 De Anduiza 11 Harrington, J. 3 Lanan, John 32 Bird, Charles P. 9 Pennisou, A. J. 12 Harvey, Henry 4 Laver, Robert 33 Birney, Miss 10 Dermoody, James 13 Hartridge, J. 5 Leadbetter, Danville Y. 34 Blair, James A. 11 Devaney, John 14 Hassett , Thomas 6 Lee, Louis D. 35 Blair, David 12 Dewes, George 15 Havers, Geo. 7 Levin, Joseph and Co. 36 Blewett, G. E. or H. 13 Dobell, Mr. or Mrs. 16 Hawke, J. 8 Lewis, John Andrew 37 Bodfish, Calvin P. 14 Dobell, William 17 Hay, Joseph A. 9 Locher, Henry 38 Bond, John 15 Dolan, M. A. R. K. 18 Haynes, M. 10 Logan, Thomas. 39 Booth, Joseph 16 Donohoo, Miss M. A. 19 Healy, Patrick 11 Long, James '40 Bottomley, Mrs. Sarah 17 Donovan, James 20 Hecht, Daves 12 Longland, Francis 41 Bower, C. G. 18 Doolley, Ellen 21 Henderson, James A. 13-4 Longbotham, J. B. 42 Brylan, W. L. 19 De Rozario, C. J. 22 Henderson, Joseph 15 Longmuir, Capt. Alexander 43-4 Bradley, A. A. 20 Douglas, Mary 23-4 Henshall, S. H. A. 16 Lopez, Joaquin 45-7 Bradley, John V. 21 Douglas, Arthur 25 Higgs, H. 17 Lorimer, Robert 48 Brady, Mrs. A. 22 Dowle, Miss H. 26 Higgs, Thos. 18-9 Lovitt, Wm. 49 Brew€,, W. M. 23 Duffy, Mrs. Thos. 27 Hill, Edward 20 Lucas, Janes 50 Bridgeland, James 24 Dunlop, Robert 28 Hill, Nelson 21 Lyons, Joel 51 Briggs, E. B. 25 Dunster, Mrs. 29 Hislop, Robt. 22 Lysaght, John 52 Brind, Henry 26 Dunster, M. 30 Hitch, N. B. 53 Broad,Isaac 27 Dulang, James H. 31 Hodgson, J. and N. Hall M. 54 Browne, B. H. 32 Hodgson, Joseph 1 Manning, Thomas 55 Brown, John 33 Hogg, James 2 Martin, James 56 Brown, S. E. 34 Holder, Geo. 3 Martyn, Jane J. 57 Brumbaugh, Joseph 1 Eaton, John 35 Holland, Alfred 4 Martin, William 58 Buckley, William 2 Edwards, John 36 Holsten, Jno. Hy. 5 Marey, E. H. 59 Bamford, Edward 3 Edmonds, R. W. 37 Hammer, Mons. 6 Mason, Miss 60-1 Burgess, W. 0. 4 Ellis, Geo. Harris 38 Hook, Henry 7 Mattison, E. H. 62 Burns, Mrs. Ellen 5 Enders, Norman 39 Henston and Crew 8 Meadie, Ann ,63 Bush, Mrs. 6 Esmonde , Thos. and Francis 40 Howey, G. 9 Megan, John 64 Butcher, W. H. 7 Evans, John 41 Humphreys, Owen 10 Meigs, J. B. 45 Butter field, Joseph 8 Ewen, F. H. 42 Hume, Jno. 11 Merriman, C. 3L . orvI

m,,41 IT.t DIES E1' U0 .0 , VICTORIA GOVERNMENT GAZETTE , publiobeb bg fLutbotiitp.

No. 11.] FRIDAY, JANUARY 18. [ 1856.

Surveyor General's Office, Medical Board Office, Melbourne, 17th January, 1856. Melbourne, 16th January, 1856. CROWN LANDS WITHIN THE SETTLED DISTRICTS. THE1 nials following of Qualification gentlemen to thehaving Medical submitted Board their of the Testimo- Colony LEASES BY AucTCON. of Victoria, appointed by His Excellency the Governor, under HIS Excellency the Senior Military Officer in Victoria the provisionsof the Act of the Governor and Legislative directs it to be notified for the information of all persons Council of New South Wales, 8th Victoria, No. 8, are hereby concerned, that leases of the hereunder described portions of declared to be legally qualified Medical Practitioners in the land will be put up to auction, at eleven o'clock, of Monday, the terms of, and in accordance with, the provisions of the Act of eighteenthday of February next, at the placehereunder men- the aforesaid Governor and Council, 2 Victoria, No. 22, intituled, tioned, and upon the conditions set forth in the Regulations of " An Act to define the Qualifications of Medical Witnesses at the 29th March, 1848. Further information respecting the " Coroners ' Inquests, and Enquiries held before Justices of t1i lands can be obtained from the Surveyor General, and " Peace in the Colony of New ,South Wales." respecting the conditions, from the Colonial Treasurer, at LIST of 1855. Melbourne, or at the Survey Office, Geelong. The upset price is ten shillings per section of 640 acres, for Arbuckle, Thomas Caldwell, John, M.D. the year ending the 31st December, 1856. Anderson , Alexander Candler, Samuel Curtis The full price bid for each lot must be paid at the time of Allison, Edward Puffin Canet, Frederic Charles sale, in failure of which, or if not bid for, the land will become Adams, Stewart John Clarke, Robert C. C. open for selection for lease, without competition, in conformity Arthur, William Cutts, William Henry, M.D. with the clauses 37 and 38 of the Regulations. Arden, John, B. F. Caudle, Edward Bailey, William H. Cresy, Theodore Charles By His Excellency's Command, Baily, James Clendinning, George, M.D. Budd, Henry Crawford, Thomas AND. CLARKE' Bell, Orlando George Crosland, George Barker , Edward Carr, John Alfred Barker , William Cobban, George, M.D. Lot 1. Grant, 640a., Six hundred and forty acres, pari sh Bower, Edward Rowland Curtis, Henry Charles unnamed, south of Modewarre, commencing at the south-east Beaven, Frederick W. C. Cooper, William corner of section 1, parish of Modewarre, and boundeU71, lines Bunce, Richard Cooper, Charles bearing south one mile, east one mile, north one and Bowie, Robert Campbell, Charles A. west one mile, to the commencing point. Upset price 10s. per Black, Joseph Coombe, Robert Gorton lot. Bligh,Richard Cary, Tristran Lot 2. Grant, 640a., Six hundred and forty acres, parish Brownless , Anthony C., M.D. Carstairs, James Grafton unnamed, south of Modewarre, commencing at the south-west Bourne, Matthew Wilks, M.D. Croker, Henry Dillon corner of section 3, parish of Modewarre, and bounded by lines Butler, George, M.D. Crook, William Edward bearing south one mile, west one mile, north one mile, and east Beckett, Alexander, M.D. Clarke, Horatio St. John one mile to the commencing point. Upset price 10s. per lot. Barnett, Henry Coates, John Lot 3. Grant, 640a., Six hundred and forty acres, parish Bainbridge, William Cockcroft, Thomas unnamed, south of Modewarre, commencing at the south-east Barry, Michael, M.D. Carkett, William corner of section 3, parish of Modewarre, and bounded by lines Bragge, John Delaroche Carr, Robert bearing south one mile, east one mile, north one mile, and west Beddon, George Currie, John one mile, to the commencing point. Upset price 10s. per lot. Buck, Benjamin Cowie, Robert Brown, Herbert Curtayne, Thomas William R. Lot 4. Grant, 640a., Six hundred and forty acres, parish un- Barnett, Adolphus, M.D. Cargill, John, M.D. named , south of Modewarre, commencing at a point one mile Brisbane , Matthew Crawford, Stephen Dennis south from the south-east corner of section 3, parish of Mode- Barton, William B. Colledge, William warre, and bounded by lines bearing south one mile, east one Boyle, Patrick Augustus Close, Richard mile, north one mile, and west one mile, to the commencing Berndt, Adolphus Robert, M.D.Clarke, John, M.D. point. Upset price 10s. per lot. Baird, John Dickson, John Lot 5. Grant, 640a., Six hundred and forty acres, parish Bennett, Edwin Dickson, James unnamed , south of Modewarre, commencing at a point one mile Browne, Joseph, M.D. Dease, William James south of the south-west corner of section 3, parish of Modewarre, Barnes, Edwin Drummond, James and bounded by lines bearing south one mile, east one mile, Breton, Henry, M.D. Day, John, M.D. north one mile, and west one mile, to the commencing point. Barnsdale, Samuel Paul Dobbyn, William Angustus Upset price 10s. per lot. Beamish, Samuel Stephen, M.D.Dennistoun, John, M.D Lot 6. Grant, 640a ., Six hundred and forty acres, parish Clarke, Jonathan Dimock, George Campbell, William Henry Dimock, Augustus unnamed , south of Modewarre, commencing at a point one mile Cheyne, Alexander M., M.D. Drury, George Dixon south of the south-west corner of section 3, parish of Modewarre, Clutterbuck, James B. Dixon, Charles and bounded by lines bearing south one mile, west one mile, north one mile, and east one mile, to the commencing point. Campbell, Neil Dyson, Francis Campbell, S. C. Dearsley, Henry Hanson Upset price 108. per lot. Campbell, Henry William Dukes, Major Charles Lot 7. Grant, 640a., Six hundred and forty acres, parish Canet, Frederick Charles Doyle, Timothy unnamed, south of Modewarre, commencing at a point one mile Curdie, Daniel, M.D. Donaldson, Hugh, M.D- south of the south- east corner of section 1, parish of Modewarre, Creelman, J. A. Donegan, Stephen, M.D. and bounded by lines bearing south one mile, east one mile, Clark, H. B. Denham, George north one mile, and west one mile, to the commencing point. Caspersen, Solomon Edward, Dillon, John Thomas Upset price 108. per lot. M.D. Daniel, Frederick Ro. I1.-JANUA $ Y 18TH , 1856: 1. 117

DISSOLUTION O'1{`PARTNERSHIP. DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. 1HE partnership existing between us, John Atkinson and THE partnership subsisting between the undersigned since T Charles Stewart, a9 so a-water and cordial manufacturers, 21st April , 1853, as merchants , under the firm of " Rucker was dissolved by mutual consent on the twenty-fourth of and Co.," has been dissolved by mutual consent. November last. The business will in future be carried on at Hall of Commerce , 8th January, 1856. the rear of 142, Eltnders-lane east, by "Atkinson and Elliott," W. F. A. PUCKER, by whom all debts due to and owing by the late firm are to be DAVID TALBOT. receivedand paid, Witness- Melbourne, 10th December, 1855. L. H. Rupp. No. 75. JOHN ATKINSON, CHARLES STEWART. In the Supreme Court of the Colony of Victoria. Witness- ECCLESIASTICAL JURISDICTION. HENRY SHELTOF . No. 81. In the matter of the Goods and Chattels of JAMES Movsar, late of Heidelberg, in the Colony of DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. Victoria,deceased. TTOTICE is hereby given that after the expiration of four- THE partnership hitherto existing between us as graziers teen days from the publication of this notice, application and sheep farmers, trading under the style or firm of wii be made to the Supreme Court that Letters of Administra- - Reach and Pearson," is this day dissolved by mutual consent tion be granted to the widow of the late James Moysey, above Gipps' Land, 3rd January, 1856. described. WM. PEARSON, Dated this 18th day of January, A. D. 1856. HUGH REOCH. Witness- HUGH JOHN CHAMBERS, ALEXANDER L. PEARSON. No. 101. 72, Queen-street, No. 105 Proctor for the Widow of the Deceased.

In the Supreme Court of the j DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. Fi. Fa. HE partnership hitherto existing between the undersigned Colony of Victoria. j T as general storekeepers, has been dissolved by mutual PEARSE V. MUNDELL. consent, from this date. All debts to be paid and received by NOTICE is hereby given that the Sheriff for the Colony Samuel Burston, by whom the business will be carried on as -, of Victoria will cause to be sold by public auction, at the hitherto. Golden Age Hotel, La Trobe-street, Melbourne, on Tuesday. Kilmore, 8th January, 1856. 29th inst., at the hour of One o'clock in the afternoon, under (Signed in duplicate) J. C. ARMSON, the above writ : all the right, title, and interest (if any), of the SAML. Bl7RSTON. abovenamed defendant in and to all that piece of land, in the Witness- parish of Mulgrave, being allotment No. 5 of portion No. 41 W. ANDERSON. No. 100. of said parish, containing ten acres, more or less ; also, all that piece of land at the corner of Victoria-street and the Punt- road, Prabran, having a frontage to the Punt-road of 90 feet, DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. and a frontage to Victoria-street of 120 feet, be the same more or less ; and also, all that piece of land in Victoria-street, NOTICEishereby giventhat the partnership heretofore having a frontage of 60 feet, by a depth of 80 feet, be the same subsisting between us, the undersigned Alfred Mason, more or less, together with all the buildings and tenements Richard James Firth, James Bullock Wilson and John Bennett thereon erected, unless this execution be previously satisfied. Stephens, carrying on business as printers, at No. 6, King-street, Terms-Cash on the fall of the hammer. Melbourne, under the style of " Mason and Company," has thisday been dissolvedby mutual consent,so far as regards C. W. STUART. Sheriff's Office, John Bennett Stephens, who retires from the firm. Melbourne , 5th January, 1856. No. 98. The business will in future be carried on as heretofore by the said Alfred Mason, Richard James Firth and James Bullock Wilson, by whom all debts due to or by the late firm will be In th e Supreme Court of the j FZ Fe receivedand paid. Colony of Victoria. Dated this sixteenth day of October, in the year One thousand HUMrHREY3 v. O'SULLIVAN. eight hundred and fifty-five. WESTBY V. SAME. ALFRED MASON, CRAVEN V. SAME. RICHARD JAMES FIRTH, OTICE is hereby given that the Sheriff of the Colony JAMES BULLOCK WILSON, N of Victoria will cause to be sold by public auction, at the JOHN B. STEPHENS. Supreme Court Hotel, La Trobe-street, Melbourne, on Saturday, 2nd February, 1856, at one o'clock in the afternoon, all the Witness- right, title and interest (if any) of the abovenamed defendant ALFRED THOMAS MASON. No. 110. in and to all that piece or parcel of land, being part of section 147, parish of Jika Jika, county of Bourke, and Colony of Victoria, having a frontage of thirty-five acres to the Ovens DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. Road, one mile beyond the Pilgrim Inn, containing 115 acres, OTICE is hereby given that the partnership heretofore and portion of East Nowlands, unless these executions be pre- N subsisting between us, the undersigned John Bennett viouslysatis fied. Stephens, Alfred Mason, Richard James Firth and James Terms-Cash on the fall of the hammer. Bullock Wilson, carrying on business as printers, at Williams- Dated 3rd January, 1856. town, under the style of "Stephens and Company," has this W. H. McMILLAN, day been dissolved by mutual consent, so far as regards Alfred No 108. Sheriff's Officer. Mason, Richard James Firth and James Bullock Wilson, who retire from the firm. The business will in future be carried on In the Supreme Court of the as heretofore by the said John Bennett Stephens, by whom all Fi. Fa. Colony of Victoria. } debts due to or by the said firm will be received and paid. Dated this sixteenth day of October, in the year One thousand BetweenMrcxAEL O'FARRALL, the elder, and MICHAEL O'FARI:ALL, eight hundred and fifty-five. the younger, Plaintiff's, JOHN B. STEPHENS, and ALFRED MASON, THOMAS WILLIAMS, Defendant. RICHARD JAMES FIRTH, TAKE notice that under and by virtue of the above writ JAMES BULLOCK WILSON. the Deputy Sheriff for the Geelong Circuit District wilt Witness- cause to be sold by public auction, on the premises, situate on ALFRED TAOMAs MASON. No. 111. New Town Hill, Geelong, in the County of Crant and Colony of Victoria, at the hour of One o'clock in the afternoon, on Saturday, tho nineteenth day of January next, all the right, DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. title and interest (if any) of the abovenamed defendant in and OTICE is hereby given that the partnership heretofore sub- to all that piece or parcel of land, being portion of allotment N sisting between us, the undersigned Alfred Mason, James 3 of section 2 in the Parish of Moorpanyal, New Town Hill, Wilson and Richard James Firth, carrying on business as Geelong, in the said County of Grant, and Colony of Victoria, printers, in King-street, Melbourne, is this day dissolved by having a frontage of 70 feet more or less on a Government mutual consent, so far as regards James Wilson, who retires road with a depth of 132 feet or thereabouts along a private from the firm. The business will be carried on as heretofore ro-td 40 feet wide, together with a convenient four-roomed by Alfred Mason and Richard James Firth, by whoin all debts weatherboard cottage and out-buildings erected thereon, the, due to or by the said firm will be received and paid. property of the abovenamed defendant, unless this execution Dated the 5th day of January, 1856. be previouslysatisfied ALFRED MASON, Terms-Cash on the fall of the hammer. R[CHARD JAMES FIRTH, TEMPLETON BUNNETT, JAMES WILSON. S1lerifl's Officer. Witness- Deputy Sheriff's Office, ALFRED THOMAS MASON. No. 112. Geelong, 18th December, 1855. No. 1247. No. 11.- JANUARY 18TH, 1856.-4. 135

Chief Secretary's Office, Jobn Newsom Alexr. Matheson Melbourne, 22nd January, 1856. Thomas Worrell Cornelius McMenony (Name illegible) Edmund Wilcox PETITION FOR MUNICIPAL INSTITUTIONS. Miller and Douglas Edwin Taylor WILLIAMSTOWN. Henry Cot David Brotehie Andrew Rider James Gaunson IN pursuance of the Act of Council, 18 Victoria, No. 15, His W. T. Liley W. S Fyfe, Nelson-place Excellency the Senior Military Officer in Victoria has, Robt. Lawson Henry C. Draper with the advice of the Executive Council, directed the publica- Peter Joseph Cregin Samuel Evans tion of the substance and prayer of a petition to His Excel- Joshua Clare Geo Burrell lency hereinafter set forth, signed by three hundred and twenty- S. G Cox James Hmgston two householders resident in the town of Williamstown, in the Stephen Britt Thomas Morris county of Bourke. James Maxham Probcrt, Verdon and Co. By His Excellency's Command, Thos. Robertson John Fyson WILLIAM C. HAINES. Hugh Williams James W. J. Armstrong P. B. Geoghegan, Vicar General Edward Quigley Henry Jones John Quigley Horatio J. Wilson John Laflerty The petitioners state that they are resident householders Robert Deverell Michael Ryan within the district of Williamstown, the area of which does not John Horley IsaacClarke exceed nine square miles, and that no one point in such area is John Bailey Willaim Willee distant more than six miles from any other point thereof. George Ramsay William Kerr The petitioners further state that the district contains a George Roberts Edwin Cameron population of more than three hundred householders, who are David Rodger Lewis Northboy desirous of availing themselves of the provisions and advantages R. Langford Peter McGregor of the Act of Council, 18 Victoria, No. 15. James T. Steel John Ogilvie Matthew M. Suffren John Mills And the petitioners pray as follows:- H. W. Douch Daniel P. Morin " That your Excellency will take into your favorable con- George Gallpen John Mowat sideration the prayer of this their petition, and proclaim the said Elkanah 111itchelmere S. F. Jeyes district of Williamstown a Municipal District within the P. W. Smith J. P. Best meaning of the Act of Council beforementioned." Donald McDonald Francis Robinson William Martin John Eastman (Signed) William Hansby Thomas Savory Wiliam Larder Elizabeth Needham W. A. Billings John Smith O. W. Tobbern Charles Moon John Hughes William Francis John Neele Alexander Dunlop John Tudor JarvisElsum Robert Elsinn James Sinibert Thomas Barnard William Smith Thomas Rosic James Freeman William Hall, jun. Richard Taylor James Henery Ebenezer Crocker Samuel Hines W J. Turner Rody Larkin William Bayes William Pentland, solicitor John Sutherland William Adams Peter Seyburn Thomas Turner Thomas Ruffle John IIorrigan Hodgson and Crane John Legg John Hollier George Southwood Thomas Dickson Robert Campbell Joseph Beaumont Henery Musicka Robert L. J. Ellery Louis La Roche Alexander Bannerman Wm. Dobbin Robert Patterson George Scary Joseph Page Richard Gilmore James Barry his Lambert Western F. Spring Berton Grave Thomas Dudley James Melville W. G. Grave David P,d Wallace Daniel Ronan J. T. Edwards J. Evans mark John Ryan Thomas Daley James Shaw G. F. Chamberlin John Wright James Henderson Harriet Davidson William Shannon George Austin James Cowen Charles Broad Was. Leach Samuel Wilson Francis Robinson John Hay James Wallace William Morrison Richard Clough James Falconbridge John R. Freyer William Hooper William Henderson W. F. Knight Michael Joyce David Wilhelm Samuel Douglas James Moar Was G. Gilbert Thos. Frost Henry Johnson James Robertson ClaraPope H. Lascelles James Radcliffe Peter Power William Story John Foulds John Owens Robert Plowman John Henry Semken John Ellis Crawford A. D. Pasco Robert Hookins John W. Davis William White Win. Brown Archibald McNeil Simon Newcombe Fredk. Leslie Park Wm. Cox Curry Robert Robson H. Alleyne Withy James Taylor John Gregory Edward Grigsby Thomas Joy Nathan Rogersk R. W. F. Kee Thomas Thomson John Rose John Jackson James Conway John Bowe Joseph Dalgarno Benjamin Maxwell Joseph Walker Matthew Freeman Henry Morris Edward Burke James Derby David Murray Charles Hernan All. Caureay John Archer Henry Taylor William Pavey Hannah Goodser David Cunningham W. Prestwich Edward Lumsdon Henry Alexr. Bruce Was. Rob Robt. Mells George Gerrinc Robert Sinclair Edward Ewatt Jas. G. Caught, Russell-street James Quigly John B. Stephens Robert McKey Jno H. Litchfield, East road Richard Stevens Benjamin Culley Thomas Pestle David Kerr, Cecil-street John S Lazone John V. Green C. Sovey F. A. Stratford, E.S. and A. C. James Brennen Joseph LuckweIl Lancelote Cherry Bank Joseph Wooldridge Henry B. Stenliouse Wm. Baldwin Hugh Williams, Russell-street James Dickinson William Fisher Thomas Martin William McQueen John Ashman Thomas Woodford John Ronny Jennings W. Singleton David Mackay Abraham Skinner Peter Fisher Sharpe George Mansfield Edward Langhorne A. Burk William Baillie William Jones William Barr George Soften Charles Horlay J. H Baigrie, Ann-street John Watson Rupert Smith John Rees Geo. Ashton, Nelson place James Milliford C. W. Bullock William Rees William Barrow Thomas Hannah Archibald Brown Thomas Oultram William Pickersgill, Nelson- Reuben Lawson Henry Taverner B. S. Agnew place William Wade Ed. M. Nicholson William Barnes William N.Nicliolson,Hanover- John Wenden Thomas Clarke George Dix place James Lucas Algernon Lindsey Pro Thos. Mason, Robt. Lawson George M. Bower, Panama- George Duke Thomas Daley FrancisStuart street C. W. Trotter, Al R.C.S.E. Was Tennant Thomas Hunt Cherh s Kennedy, Greenwich John Johnson Hodgson John Lamont John Wilkins, J.P. Joseph Cordell, Ann-street John Sharp Richard Roots Geoff ge I homas Henry Taylor, Stevedore-street Martin Fitzpatrick John Thomas Ricci. R. Piper P. J. Russell, Hanover-street Robert Dutton Dan. M Taylor 7 homas Poch Charles Ferguson William JIit. Thomas Thomas Stewart Wm R Jaffray Jas. P. Best W. 11. Scott James Poole D. P. Maclean James Louttit John Henry Johnson Thomas Walton Christ Caldwell C. J. Perry, Thompson-street John Suoren John Barber A. G. Branford Thomas Hannah, Newtown Thomas Keep Charles Simpson Thos. Dutmoro William Crawford, R.N. No. 12.-JANUACY 22Nn,1856.-4. ,15$

Chief Secretary's Office, Robert G. Meade, Ir., Echuca Melbourne, 23rd January, 1856. Robert G. Meade, Jr., Echuca TITLE DEEDS. Robert G. Meade, It., Echuca HE Title Deeds specified below have been transmitted from Robert G. Meade, Jr., Echuca T this Office to the Colonial Treasury for delivery to the Robert G. Meade, Jr., Echuca Grantees, on receipt of the established fees thereon. Robert G. Meade, It., Echuca By His Excellency's Command, Robert G. Meade, Jr., Echuca Robert G. Meade, Jr., Echuca WILLIAM C. HAINES. Robert G. Meade, Jr., Echuca Henry Hopwood, Jr. 17p., Echuca TOWN LOTS. Henry Hopwood, It. 6p., Echuca Deeds dated 29th October, 1855. Henry Hopwood, 3r. 14p., Echuca Daniel Noonan, 2r., Crowlands Thomas Lawrance, 2r. 10p., Echuca Daniel Noonan, 2r., Crowlands John Pike, Jr., White Hills Daniel Noonan, 2r., Crowlands George S. Butter, 32p., White Hills Daniel Noonan, 2r., Crowlands William Rogers, Jr., White Hills Daniel Noonan, 2r., Crowlands Deeds dated 12th November, 1855. Daniel Noonan, 2r., Crowlands John Martin, 2r., Daylesford Daniel Noonan, 2r., Crowlands Archibald McDowell, It. 28p, Taradale Daniel Noonan, 2r., Crowlands Archibald McDowell, Yr., Taradale James Mackay, 2r., Crowlands James Mackay, 2r., Crowlands Archibald McDowell, It., Taradale Archibald McDowell, Jr., Taradale Francis R. Lempriere, 2r., Crowlands William McCurdie, 2r., Crowlands Archibald McDowell, It., Taradale William Lewellen, Jr. lop., Taradale William McCurdie, 2r., Crowlands James F. Nerevy, It. 33p., Taradale James Mackay, 2r., Crowlands Archibald-McDowell, It. 26p., Taradale James Mackay, 2r., Crowlands Godfrey B. Berry, Jr. 2p, Taradale Isaac Keam, 28p., Lexton William Lewellen, It. 39p., Taradale Edmund Snell, Jr., Lexton William Lewellen, Jr. 15p., Taradale William S. Snell, Jr. lip., Lexton William Church, Jr., Castlemaine John Cunningham, It. 23p ., Lexton John Yewers, 2r., Donnybrook John Cunningham , Jr. 34p ., Lexton William Thomson, 2r., Donnybrook John Cunningham, 2r. 6p., Lexton Joseph Page, 2r., Donnybrook George F. Jones, Jr. 5p ., Lexton Joseph Page, 2r., Donnybrook George F. Jones, It. 28p ., Lexton John Mason, 2r , Donnybrook Charles O'Neal, 2r ., Lexton John Mason, 2r., Donnybrook William H. Warren, 2r., Lexton John Mason, 2r., Donnybrook Mary J. Moore and Sarah A. Moore, 2r., Lexton Samuel Ramsden, 2r., Donnybrook Henry Hine, 2r., Lexton Henry Balston, 2r., Donnybrook Walter Fairlie, 2r., Lexton Henry Balston, 2r., Donnybrook John Simpkin, 2r., Lexton John Mason, 2r., Donnybrook Deeds dated 5th November, 1855. John Mason, 2r., Donnybrook William Rogers, Jr., White Hills Benjamin Bowater, 2r., Donnybrook William Rogers, It., White Hills Robert Hepburn, It., Melbourne William Rogers, Jr., White Hills Robert Hepburn, It., Melbourne George S. Butter, Jr., White Hills William Taylor, it, Melbourne George S. Butter, It., White Hills William Vaughan, it, Melbourne It., Melbourne William Rogers, Jr., White Hills Robert J. Glass, Frederick Talbot, ir, White Hills Robert J. Glass, Jr., Melbourne William Rogers, Jr., White Hills Robert J. Glass, Jr., Melbourne Henry Giles, Jr., White Hills David Mailer, It., Melbourne John Brown, Jr., White Hills Peter Inglis, it., Melbourne Frederick Talbot, Jr., White Hills Thomas O'Regan, It., Melbourne George S. Butter, It., White Hills Samuel Ramsden, Jr., Melbourne John J. W. 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Parry, Jr., Melbourne Frederick Talbot, I r., White Hills Kenneth Gunn, Jr., Melbourne Frederick Talbot, Jr., White Hills Louis Ellis, Jr., Melbourne Edward Bissill, It. 20p., White Hills Thomas Grady, Jr., Melbourne William Rogers, It. 3p., Sandhurst William Vaughan, It., Melbourne Edward Bissill, Jr. 2p ., Sandhurst Thomas Manifold and George Bostock, 2r., Panmure Hugh Calaghan, 2r., Echuca William Jelleff, 2r., Panmure Hugh Calaghan, 2r., Echuca James Ilodfish, 2r., Panmure Hugh Calaghan, 2r., Ecbuca Sarah Claridge, 2r, Panmure Hugh Calaghan, Jr., Echuca James Bodfish, 2r., Panmure Hugh Calaghan, It., Echuca John M. Claridge, 2r., Panmure Hugh Calaghan, Jr., Echuca William Mason, 2r., Pammure Hugh Calaghan, It., Echuca Margaret E. 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