Members of the Queensland Legislative Council, 1890–1899

This is a list of members of the Queensland Legislative Council from 1 January 1890 to 31 December 1899. Appointments, made by the Governor of Queensland, were for life, although many members for one reason or another resigned.

The chamber increased in size from 38 to 41 members on 23 August 1894.

Office bearers

President of the Legislative Council:

Chairman of Committees:

Members

Name Date appointed Date left Reason for leaving
William Allan11 March 189719 October 1901
William Aplin19 October 188018 February 1901
John Archibald11 March 189720 May 1907
Andrew Henry Barlow10 June 189629 March 1915
William Draper Box2 January 187426 January 1904
Frederic Brentnall17 April 188623 March 1922
William Brookes27 June 189111 June 1897Resignation
Robert Bulcock23 August 189410 May 1900
Charles Hardie Buzacott[1]23 August 189413 May 1901
Thomas Joseph Byrnes12 August 189013 March 1893Transferred to Assembly
Felix Clewitt30 July 189013 February 1913
James Cowlishaw18 April 187815 March 1922
Thomas Bridson Cribb23 May 189313 March 1896Transferred to Assembly
John Deane31 July 188927 October 1913
James Drake7 December 189913 May 1901
John Ferguson23 August 189430 March 1906
John Clark Foote12 May 187718 August 1895Death
Edward Barrow Forrest15 August 18828 March 1899Transferred to Assembly
William Forrest13 May 188323 April 1903
James Garrick13 November 188328 August 1894Seat vacated
Angus Gibson6 April 189928 May 1920
William Graham5 August 18807 June 1892Death
George Wilkie Gray23 August 189422 March 1922
Augustus Gregory10 November 188225 June 1905
Frederick Hart11 July 187215 July 1915
John Heussler13 December 187026 October 1907
Frederick Holberton4 July 18859 September 1907
George King26 January 188219 March 1890Resignation
James Lalor23 August 188811 August 1921
William Lambert15 March 18723 December 1901
John MacAnsh17 April 18861 August 1896Death
Thomas MacDonald-Paterson22 April 188511 March 1896Transferred to Assembly
John Frederick McDougall1 May 186013 September 1895Resignation
John McMaster9 May 189922 July 1901
Peter MacPherson1 July 188112 September 1913
Charles Marks28 November 188823 March 1922
Boyd Dunlop Morehead[1]10 June 189630 October 1905
Berkeley Basil Moreton25 May 188825 June 1891Resignation
Hugh Mosman27 June 189117 January 1906
Thomas Lodge Murray-Prior22 February 186631 December 1892Death
Hugh Nelson13 April 18981 January 1906
Albert Norton[1]23 August 189411 March 1914
Arthur Hunter Palmer24 December 188120 March 1898Death
Patrick Perkins23 May 189317 May 1901Death
William Perry22 September 189011 June 1891Death
William Pettigrew12 May 187723 June 1894Seat vacated
William Grene Power19 September 188314 August 1903Death
Alexander Raff14 August 188410 June 1910
John Scott23 August 188826 June 1890Resignation
James Thorneloe Smith23 August 188814 March 1902
Joseph Smyth5 May 188216 July 1910
Ernest James Stevens6 April 18997 September 1920
James Swan18 April 187826 May 1891Death
James Taylor4 November 187117 August 1893Resignation
William Taylor17 April 188623 March 1922
Andrew Joseph Thynne26 January 188223 March 1922
John Turner18 April 187829 July 1900
James Tyson23 May 18934 December 1898Death
John Webber9 May 189912 March 1904
Andrew Wilson19 September 188329 August 1906
Walter Horatio Wilson4 July 188528 February 1902
Henry Wood17 April 188631 December 1902
1 The following had served previous terms before the appointment indicated:
  • Charles Hardie Buzacott: 21 January 1879 – 5 July 1882
  • Boyd Dunlop Morehead: 31 December 1880 – 3 August 1883
  • Albert Norton: 11 September 1867 – 29 May 1868
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References

    • Waterson, Duncan Bruce: Biographical Register of the Queensland Parliament 1860-1929 (second edition), Sydney 2001.
    • Alphabetical Register of Members (Queensland Parliament)
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