Lot No.4 in the Sale by Auction of the Estate of the late Isaac Jackson, Monday 26th May 1788. <Seemingly not sold>

The property of Mr. Isaac Jackson, offered for sale  Monday 18th August 1788, Lot 5, then in occupation of John Lyng. .

Address as Church Alley in 1830,
Soutergate in 1836,
as Opposite the Church in 1845,
at Southgate Street in 1839, 1842, 1845, 1850, 1851 & 1854

Soutergate ran from Rosemary Lane, along the South side of St. Marys Plain to Pitt Street.
It was reported that on 22nd February 1851, Benjamin Thomas Heyden, landlord, had refused to billet a recruit because the sergeant of the 98th Regiment of Foot had had presented the recruit after 9:00pm which was thought to be after the time specified by law. Owing to persisting with his refusal, even when a second sergeant made the request, Mr. Heyden was charged under the Mutiny Act.
It was stated that in fact the said Act did not specify a time, but since the sergeant had delayed presentation from 6:00pm, when the billet was originally allocated, to the late hour, no conviction was pressed for and the charge was dismissed. However Mr. Heyden was ordered to pay 12s, which was to go to the sergeants for their trouble.
 

House no. 347 on 1845 Magistrates list.