10th Parliament of South Australia

The 10th Parliament of South Australia was a meeting of the legislative branch of the South Australian state government, composed of the South Australian Legislative Council and the South Australian House of Assembly.

Leadership Legislative Council President of the Legislative Council: Henry Ayers Clerk of the Legislative Council: Francis Corbet Singleton Clerk's assistant and Sergeant-at-arms: Frederick Halcomb House of Assembly Speaker of the House of Assembly: Robert Dalrymple Ross Chairman of Committees: William Townsend (until 31 October 1882), Luke Lidiard Furner (from 31 October 1882) Clerk of the House of Assembly: George William de la Poer Beresford Clerk's assistant and Sargeant-at-arms: Edwin Gordon Blackmore

Membership Legislative Council

Until 29 May 1882 6 of the 18 seats in the upper house were contested in the election on 20 April 1881. Members elected in 1881 are marked with an asterisk (*).

Henry Ayers* Richard Chaffey Baker William Christie Buik* Allan Campbell John Crozier John Dunn, jun. Thomas Hogarth John Hodgkiss William Morgan

Alexander Borthwick Murray James Pearce John Pickering* James Garden Ramsay James Rankine* William Sandover Henry Scott John Brodie Spence* Robert Alfred Tarlton*

From 29 May 1882 A special election was held on 29 May 1882 as the Legislative Council expanded to 24 members. Members elected in 1882 are marked with an asterisk (*).

Henry Ayers Richard Chaffey Baker William Christie Buik Allan Campbell George Witheredge Cotton* John Crozier John Dunn, jun. Thomas English*

William Dening Glyde* Alexander Hay* Thomas Hogarth John Hodgkiss Alexander Borthwick Murray David Murray* James Pearce John Pickering

James Garden Ramsay James Rankine Maurice Salom* William Sandover Henry Scott William Knox Simms (Central) John Brodie Spence Robert Alfred Tarlton

House of Assembly

Albert Arthur Hardy Rudolph Henning Barossa Martin Peter Friedrich Basedow John Downer Burra Ben Rounsevell Ebenezer Ward East Adelaide John Cox Bray Thomas Johnson East Torrens Thomas Playford Edwin Thomas Smith Encounter Bay Henry Edward Downer Simpson Newland Flinders Patrick Boyce Coglin William Ranson Mortlock Andrew Tennant Gumeracha William Haines Samuel Tomkinson

Light Jenkin Coles Robert Dixson Henry Vivian Moyle Mount Barker Albert Henry Landseer John Lancelot Stirling Noarlunga Thomas Atkinson John Colton North Adelaide John Langdon Parsons Onkaparinga John Carr Rowland Rees Port Adelaide David Bower William Mattinson Stanley Alfred Catt James Henderson Howe Sturt Thomas King Josiah Symon

Victoria Lavington Glyde William Whinham Wallaroo William Henry Beaglehole Luke Furner Robert Dalrymple Ross West Adelaide Hugh Fraser Charles Cameron Kingston West Torrens William Henry Bean Frederick Estcourt Bucknall Wooroora John Bosworth Henry Edward Bright Yatala Josiah Howell Bagster William Gilbert

Changes of membership Legislative Council SeatBefore Change AfterMemberTypeDateDateMemberCentralWilliam MorganDied30 January 188428 February 1884William Knox Simms

House of Assembly SeatBefore Change AfterMemberTypeDateDateMemberEast AdelaideGeorge Swan FowlerResigned7 June 188117 June 1881Thomas JohnsonYatalaDavid MurrayUnseated28 June 188113 July 1881David MurrayYatalaDavid MurrayResigned18 August 18816 September 1881Josiah Howell BagsterOnkaparingaFriedrich Edouard Heinrich Wulf KrichauffResigned22 May 188215 June 1882Rowland ReesFlindersEbenezer CookeResigned24 October 18821 December 1882Patrick Boyce CoglinSturtWilliam TownsendDied25 October 188213 November 1882Thomas KingVictoriaGeorge Charles HawkerResigned11 May 188315 June 1883William Whinham

See also Members of the South Australian Legislative Council, 1881–1885 Members of the South Australian House of Assembly, 1881–1884

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