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1. Proclamation by Sir Thomas Brisbane being promise that all prisoners who may have escaped from Public or Private Service, shall receive full and sufficient  Pardons if they give themselves up to a Magistrate before 20th March, 9 February 1825. (Ferguson: F1035A) (Call No.: D 356 vol. 1, no. 1: Request microfilm CY 1118, frame 35)
2. Proclamation by Sir Thomas Brisbane being rewards offered for the return or deliverance of any runaway prisoners to a magistrate, 30 March 1825. (Ferguson: F1035B)  (Call No.: D 356 vol. 1 no. 2: Request microfilm CY 1118, frame 37 )
3. 'Racing Kalendar' being Form for the First Day, Monday, 16 August 1813. (Ferguson: F566A) (Call No.: D 356 vol. 1 no. 3: Request microfilm CY 1118, frame 39)
4. Calendar for Parramatta Races, Form for the Second Day, 8 October 1825 (Ferguson: F1037B) (Call No.: D 356 vol. 1 no. 4: Request microfilm CY 1118, frame 41)
5. Homebush races, being programme for the third day, 22 September 1842 (Call No.: D 356 vol. 1 no. 5: Request microfilm MAV/FM4/10684, frame 90 )
6. Public notice offering reward of 25 pounds for information relating to the robbery of 'Checks and Notes' stolen from the Windsor Mail on morning of 27 May 1842. (Ferguson: F3539A) (Call No.: D 356 vol. 1 no. 6: Request microfilm CY 1118, frame 42)
7. Proclamation by Sir Richard Bourke re. Possession of vacant lands of the Crown within the limits of the colony, under the pretence of a treaty, bargain  or contract, for the purchase thereof, with the Aboriginal natives are void and persons found in possession will be considered as trespassers, 26 August 1835. (Ferguson: F1994) (Call No.: D 356 vol. 1 no. 7: Request microfilm CY 1118, frame 44)
8. Proclamation by Sir Richard Bourke respecting the atrocities committed on the Aborigines at Port Phillip and Western Port by white men, 3 May 1836. (Ferguson: F212A)  (Call No.: D 356 vol. 1 no. 8: Request microfilm CY 1118, frames 45-45a)

1. Proclamation by Sir Thomas Brisbane being promise that all prisoners who may have escaped from Public or Private Service, shall receive full and sufficient Pardons if they give themselves up to a Magistrate before 20th March, 9 February 1825

2. Proclamation by Sir Thomas Brisbane being rewards offered for the return or deliverance of any runaway prisoners to a magistrate, 30 March 1825

3. 'Racing Kalendar' being Form for the First Day, Monday, 16 August 1813

Collection 01: Proclamations

1. Government and General Orders, 19 April 1822, concerning the birthday of King George IV. (Supp. to Sydney Gazette). [CY 1118, frame 52]
2. Proclamation by Governor Ralph Darling, 28 August 1828, concerning the opening of the Supreme Court, King St., Sydney [CY 1118, frame 54]
3. Government and General Orders, 19 August 1815, concerning access to the Government gardens and domains at Parramatta and Windsor. (Ferguson: F615)
[CY 1118, frame 57] 
4. Government and General Orders, 6 February 1814, to be read by chaplains in church on two consecutive Sundays 13th and 20th Feb. 1814. Order regarding the withholding of grain from government stores in time of want and attempted inflation of prices for sale of grain. (Ferguson: F587) [CY 1118, frame 60] 
5. Goverment and General Orders, 13 July 1816 to be read in churches 21st and 28th July, 1816. Encouraging re-settlement of persons beyond flood danger level along the Nepean and Hawkesbury Rivers. (Ferguson: F603) [CY 118, frame 62] 
6. Goverment and General Orders, 14 August 1813. Measures to avert famine after poor wheat harvest; - cease feeding grain to stock; kill unnecessary animals; and diversify crops. (Ferguson: F563) [CY 1118, frame 64]
7. Government notice 14 June 1817. Regarding the repair of the Turnpike Rd. and bridges on this road. (Ferguson: F688) [CY 1118, frame 67] 
8. Government and General Orders, 5 December 1818. Commendation of John Oxley upon his return from his expedition along the Macquarie River and Oxley's own report of the expedition. (Ferguson: F722) [CY 1118, frame 69]
9. Government and General Orders, 15 May 1813, to be read in churches 23rd May 1813
(a) concerning the sale of foodstuffs on Sundays (b) concerning the registration of vehicles. (Ferguson F561) [CY 1118, frame 72]
10. Government and General Orders, 5 March 1817, to be read in churches 3 Sundays following the above date. Admonition of persons living in areas endangered by flooding.
(Ferguson: F687) [CY 1118, frame 74]
11. Government and General Orders, 9 December 1815. Present state of agriculture and property and suggested means of improving them. To be read in churches 17th and 24th December, 1815. (Ferguson: F616) [CY 1118, frame not known]
12. Government and General Orders, 11 December 1816. Removal of Jeffery Hunt Bent from office as Judge of the Supreme Court. (Ferguson: F656) [CY 1118, frame 79]

Collection 02: Proclamations, New South Wales

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