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The members of the
New South Wales Legislative Assembly who served in the 19th parliament of New South Wales from 1901 to 1904 were elected at the
1901 state election on 3 July 1901.
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[2] The
Speaker was
William McCourt .
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Name
Party
Electorate
Term in office
William Affleck
Liberal Reform
Yass
1894β1904
Edward Allen
11
Liberal Reform
Illawarra
1904
George Anderson
Liberal Reform
Waterloo
1894β1904
William Archer
Independent
Burwood
1898β1904
James Ashton
Liberal Reform
Goulburn
1894β1907
John Barnes
Progressive
Gundagai
1889β1904
Walter Bennett
Progressive
Durham
1898β1907, 1917β1934
George Briner
Progressive
Raleigh
1901β1920
Ernest Broughton
Progressive
Sydney-King
1901β1910
James Brunker
Liberal Reform
East Maitland
1880β1904
George Burgess
Labour
Young
1901β1917
Frank Byrne
Independent
Hay
1898β1904
Alexander Campbell
Progressive
Kiama
1894β1904
Archibald Campbell
11
Liberal Reform
Illawarra
1891β1903
John Cann
Labour
Broken Hill
1891β1916
James Carroll
Progressive
The Lachlan
1894β1904
Joseph Carruthers
Liberal Reform
St George
1887β1908
Albert Chapman
Progressive
Braidwood
1901β1904
Matthew Charlton
8
Labour
Waratah
1903β1910
Patrick Clara
1
Labour
Condoublin
1901β1904
Edward Clark
Liberal Reform
St Leonards
1891β1904, 1907β1910
Henry Clarke
Progressive
Bega
1869β1894, 1895β1904
John Cohen
Liberal Reform
Petersham
1898β1919
John Coleman
Independent Liberal
Lismore
1901β1905
Albert Collins
Liberal Reform
Narrabri
1901β1910
Paddy Crick
Progressive
West Macquarie
1889β1906
John Dacey
Labour
Botany
1895β1912
William Daley
Labour
Sydney-Gipps
1901β1907
Robert Davidson
Liberal Reform
The Hastings and The Macleay
1901β1910
William Davis
Progressive
Bourke
1889β1891, 1898β1904
William Dick
Liberal Reform
Newcastle East
1894β1907
Charles Dight
Progressive
Singleton
1898β1904
Robert Donaldson
Progressive
Tumut
1898β1913
Alfred Edden
Labour
Kahibah
1891β1920
John Estell
Labour
Wallsend
1901β1913, 1917β1922
Joseph Evans
Ind. Progressive
Deniliquin
1901β1904
James Fallick
Independent Liberal
Newtown-St Peters
1901β1920
Frank Farnell
12
Independent Liberal
Ryde
1887β1903
John Fegan
Progressive
Wickham
1891β1907, 1920β1922
William Ferguson
Independent Labour
Sturt
1894β1904
John Fitzpatrick
Liberal Reform
Rylstone
1895β1904, 1907β1930
Thomas Fitzpatrick
Progressive
The Murrumbidgee
1894β1904
William Fleming
Liberal Reform
Robertson
1901β1910
John Garland
5
Liberal Reform
Tamworth
1898β1901, 1903β1904
Eden George
Progressive
Sydney-Belmore
1901β1907
Owen Gilbert
Liberal Reform
Newcastle West
1901β1904, 1907β1910
John Gillies
Independent
West Maitland
1891β1911
James Gormly
Progressive
Wagga Wagga
1885β1904
Arthur Griffith
8
Labour
Waratah
1894β1903, 1904β1920
Thomas Griffith
Independent
Albury
1898β1904
Brinsley Hall
Progressive
The Hawkesbury
1901β1917
David Hall
Labour
Gunnedah
1901β1904, 1913β1920
John Hawthorne
Liberal Reform
Leichhardt
1885β1891, 1894β1904
James Hayes
Progressive
The Murray
1885β1904
John Haynes
Liberal Reform
Wellington
1887β1904, 1915β1917
James Hogue
Liberal Reform
The Glebe
1894β1895, 1998-1910
Robert Hollis
Labour
Newtown-Erskine
1901β1917
William Holman
Labour
Grenfell
1898β1920
George Howarth
6
Liberal Reform
Willoughby
1895β1903
John Hurley
Independent
Hartley
1872β1874 1876β1880, 1887β1891, 1901β1907
William Hurley
Progressive
The Macquarie
1895β1904
Thomas Jessep
Liberal Reform
Waverley
1896β1907
George Jones
3
Labour
Inverell
1902β1913
Sydney Kearney
9
Liberal Reform
Armidale
1903β1907
Andrew Kelly
Labour
Sydney-Denison
1891β1894, 1901β1913
John Kidd
Progressive
Camden
1880β1882, 1885β1887, 1889β1904
William Latimer
Liberal Reform
Woollahra
1901β1920
Sydney Law
4
Labour / Independent Labour
Balmain South
1894β1907
Charles Lee
Liberal Reform
Tenterfield
1884β1920
Robert Levien
Progressive
Quirindi
1880β1889, 1889β1913
Daniel Levy
Liberal Reform
Sydney-Fitzroy
1901β1937
Edmund Lonsdale
9
Liberal Reform
Armidale
1901β1903
Hugh Macdonald
Labour
The Castlereagh
1901β1906
Donald Macdonell
Labour
Cobar
1901β1911
Thomas Mackenzie
Liberal Reform
Canterbury
1901β1907
Michael MacMahon
Progressive
Uralla-Walcha
1900β1904
William Mahony
Liberal Reform
Annandale
1894β1910
William McCourt
Liberal Reform
Bowral
1882β1885, 1887β1913
Richard McCoy
Liberal Reform
Marrickville
1901β1910
John McFarlane
Progressive
The Clarence
1887β1915
James McGowen
Labour
Redfern
1891β1917
William McIntyre
3
Progressive
Inverell
1901β1902
Gordon McLaurin
Progressive
The Hume
1901β1913
John McNeill
2
Labour
Sydney-Pyrmont
1902β1913
Richard Meagher
Independent
The Tweed
1895, 1898β1904, 1907β1917
William Millard
Liberal Reform
Moruya
1894β1920, 1920β1921
Gus Miller
Labour
Monaro
1889β1918
Samuel Moore
Liberal Reform
Bingara
1885β1910
Mark Morton
Liberal Reform
The Shoalhaven
1901β1920, 1922β1938
Tom Moxham
Liberal Reform
Parramatta
1901β1916
Arthur Nelson
Progressive
Sydney-Flinders
1895β1904
Harry Newman
Liberal Reform
Orange
1891β1904
John Nicholson
Independent Labour
Woronora
1891β1917
Niels Nielsen
Labour
Boorowa
1899β1913
John Nobbs
Liberal Reform
Granville
1888β1993, 1898β1913
John Norton
Independent
Northumberland
1898β1906, 1907β1910
Charles Oakes
Liberal Reform
Paddington
1901β1910, 1917β1925
Daniel O'Connor
Progressive
Sydney-Phillip
1877β1891, 1900β1904
Broughton O'Conor
Independent
Sherbrooke
1898β1907
Edward O'Sullivan
Progressive
Queanbeyan
1885β1910
John Perry
Progressive
Ballina
1889β1920
Simeon Phillips
Liberal Reform
Dubbo
1895β1904
John Power
Labour
Sydney-Lang
1901β1904
Richard Price
Independent
Gloucester
1894β1904, 1907β1922
Robert Pyers
Progressive
The Richmond
1894β1904
Patrick Quinn
Progressive
Sydney-Bligh
1898β1904
Ellison Quirk
Independent
Warringah
1901β1904
Joseph Reymond
Progressive
Ashburnham
1895β1904
Edwin Richards
Progressive
Mudgee
1894β1904
Thomas Rose
Progressive
Argyle
1891β1904
Andrew Ross
Progressive
Molong
1880β1904
Robert Scobie
Labour
Wentworth
1901β1917
Sir John See
Progressive
Grafton
1880β1904
Richard Sleath
Independent Labour
Wilcannia
1894β1904
James Smith
Ind. Progressive
Newtown-Camperdown
1885β1887, 1901β1907
Samuel Smith
2
Labour
Sydney-Pyrmont
1898β1902
Thomas Smith
Progressive
The Nepean
1877β1887, 1895β1898, 1901β1904
Percy Stirton
10
Liberal Reform
Moree
1903β1904
David Storey
Liberal Reform
Randwick
1894β1920
John Storey
Labour
Balmain North
1901β1904, 1907β1921
Phillip Sullivan
Labour
Darlington
1901β1907
Edward Terry
12
Independent Liberal
Ryde
1898β1901, 1904
Follett Thomas
7
Independent Liberal
Glen Innes
1903β1920
John Thomson
Progressive
Manning
1901β1904
Thomas Waddell
Progressive
Cowra
1897β1917
Charles Wade
6
Liberal Reform
Willoughby
1903β1917
Raymond Walsh
5
Independent /
Progressive
Tamworth
1901β1903
William Webster
10
Labour
Moree
1901β1903
Samuel Whiddon
Liberal Reform
Sydney-Cook
1894β1904
William Williams
Independent Labour
Alma
1901β1904
William Willis
Progressive
The Barwon
1889β1904
Frederick Winchcombe
Liberal Reform
Ashfield
1900β1905
William Wood
Independent
Eden-Bombala
1894β1913
Francis Wright
7
Progressive
Glen Innes
1882β1885, 1889β1903
William Young
Progressive
Bathurst
1900β1907
By-elections
Under the constitution, ministers were required to resign to recontest their seats in a by-election when appointed. These by-elections are only noted when the minister was defeated; in general, he was elected unopposed.
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See also
References