Members of the Tasmanian House of Assembly, 1893–1897

Members of the Tasmanian House of Assembly, 18931897

This is a list of members of the Tasmanian House of Assembly between the 19 December 1893 election and the 20 January 1897 election.

Party affiliations were relatively loose during the period. In the table below, "Ministerial" relates to supporters of Henry Dobson, who served as Premier of Tasmania until 14 April 1894, and "Liberal" refers to an opposition group which came to support Sir Edward Braddon, who served as Premier for the rest of the term.

Name Party District Years in office
Frank Archer Ministerial/Liberal Selby 18931902
Peter Barrett Ministerial North Launceston 18861897
Jonathan Best[4] Liberal Deloraine 18941897; 18991912; 1913
Stafford Bird Opposition/Independent Franklin 18821903; 19041909
Sir Edward Braddon Liberal West Devon 18791888; 18931901
John Bradley Independent/Liberal South Hobart 18931900
Nicholas John Brown[1] Ministerial Cumberland 18751903
William Brown Opposition/Independent Campbell Town 18821889; 18931903
Daniel Burke Ministerial Cressy 18931903
Norman Cameron[4] Independent Deloraine 18931894; 18971899;
19121913; 19251928
Andrew Inglis Clark[3] Liberal South Hobart 18781882; 18871898
Alfred Crisp Ministerial/Liberal North Hobart 18861900
Edward Crowther Independent/Liberal Kingborough 18781912
John Davies Ministerial/Independent Fingal 18841913
Henry Dobson Ministerial Brighton 18911900
Henry Dumaresq Ministerial/Liberal Longford 18861903
Charles Fenton (senior) Independent Wellington 18861897
Sir Philip Fysh[3] Liberal North Hobart 18731878; 18941898
Henry Gill Independent Kingborough 18871897
George Gilmore Ministerial George Town 18931900; 19031906
John Hamilton Independent/Liberal Glenorchy 18871903
William Hartnoll Ministerial South Launceston 18841902
John Henry Ministerial East Devon 18911897
George Hiddlestone Opposition/Independent West Hobart 18911897
George Leatham Liberal New Norfolk 18911903; 19061909
Elliott Lewis Ministerial Richmond 18861903; 19091922
Allan Macdonald Independent North Launceston 18931897
Charles Mackenzie Ministerial Wellington 18861909
William McWilliams Liberal Ringarooma 18931900
Edward Miles Independent/Liberal Glamorgan 18831899; 1900
Edward Mulcahy Liberal West Hobart 18911903; 19101919
Henry Murray Ministerial East Devon 18911900; 19021909
Frederick William Piesse[3] Liberal North Hobart 18931894
Alfred Pillinger Liberal Oatlands 18761899
Thomas Reibey Liberal Westbury 18741903
John Charles von Steiglitz Ministerial Evandale 18911903
Samuel Sutton Ministerial South Launceston 18911897; 19011903
Don Urquhart[1][2] Liberal Montagu 18941903; 19061909
Joseph Woollnough Ministerial Sorell 18931903

Notes

1 In December 1893, the election of the Independent member for Cumberland, Don Urquhart, who had won the seat from incumbent member Nicholas John Brown by 12 votes, was declared void. At the close of nominations for the resulting by-election on 24 February 1894, Brown was re-elected unopposed.
2 The seat of Montagu was created after the election, and a by-election was held on 2 March 1894 to choose a member for the seat. Don Urquhart won the by-election.
3 On 14 April 1894, following the fall of the Dobson governnment, Edward Braddon was invited to form a government. These members were therefore required to resign and contest ministerial by-elections. Additionally, Sir Philip Fysh opted to transfer from his Legislative Council seat to contest a North Hobart vacancy created by the resignation of Frederick William Piesse from the House. On 24 April 1894, Fysh and Andrew Inglis Clark were returned unopposed, whilst Alfred Pillinger was returned six days later in a contested election. Piesse, meanwhile, ran for and won the Council vacancy caused by Fysh's resignation from that House in a by-election on 8 May 1894.
4 In May 1894, Norman Cameron, the Independent member for Deloraine, resigned and recontested his seat in a by-election. He was defeated by Liberal candidate Jonathan Best on 25 May 1894.

Sources

Members of the Parliament of Tasmania
Legislative Council

18851891 · 18911897 · 18971903

House of Assembly

18911893 · 18931897 · 18971900


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