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Arthur Blyth
Sir Arthur Blyth
Australian politician.
Wikipedia | Arthur Blyth
Statements about
Arthur Blyth
Date of Death
12/7/1891
Date of Birth
3/19/1823
Instance Of
Human
Sex or Gender
Male
Award Received
Knight Commander of the Order of St Michael and St George
(1877)
Point in Time
:
1877
Companion of the Order of the Bath
(1886)
Point in Time
:
1886
Given Name
Arthur
Image
Position Held
19 items
Premier of South Australia
(8/4/1864 - 3/22/1865)
Replaces
:
Henry Ayers
Replaced By
:
Francis Dutton
Series Ordinal
:
9
Member of Cabinet
:
First Blyth Ministry
Start Time
:
8/4/1864
End Time
:
3/22/1865
Premier of South Australia
(11/10/1871 - 1/22/1872)
Replaces
:
John Hart
Replaced By
:
Henry Ayers
Start Time
:
11/10/1871
End Time
:
1/22/1872
Premier of South Australia
(7/22/1873 - 6/3/1875)
Replaces
:
Henry Ayers
Replaced By
:
James Boucaut
Start Time
:
7/22/1873
End Time
:
6/3/1875
Member of the South Australian House of Assembly
(2/26/1857 - 4/20/1868)
Replaced By
:
William Sandover
Electoral District
:
Gumeracha
Parliamentary Group
:
Independent Politician
Parliamentary Term
:
1st Parliament of South Australia
Parliamentary Term
:
2nd Parliament of South Australia
Elected In
:
1857 South Australian Colonial Election
Together With
:
Alexander Hay
Start Time
:
2/26/1857
End Time
:
4/20/1868
Member of the South Australian House of Assembly
(4/5/1870 - 2/9/1875)
Replaces
:
William Sandover
Replaced By
:
Frederick Hannaford
Electoral District
:
Gumeracha
Parliamentary Group
:
Independent Politician
Start Time
:
4/5/1870
End Time
:
2/9/1875
Member of the South Australian House of Assembly
(2/10/1875 - 2/21/1877)
Electoral District
:
North Adelaide
Parliamentary Group
:
Independent Politician
Start Time
:
2/10/1875
End Time
:
2/21/1877
Member of the South Australian Legislative Council
(9/21/1855 - 2/2/1857)
Replaces
:
William Giles
Electoral District
:
Yatala
Parliamentary Group
:
Independent Politician
Parliamentary Term
:
2nd Legislative Council of South Australia
Elected In
:
1855 South Australian Colonial Election
Start Time
:
9/21/1855
End Time
:
2/2/1857
Minister of Public Works
(8/21/1857 - 9/1/1857)
Replaces
:
Samuel Davenport
Replaced By
:
Samuel Davenport
Series Ordinal
:
3
Member of Cabinet
:
Baker Ministry
Start Time
:
8/21/1857
End Time
:
9/1/1857
Minister of Public Works
(6/12/1858 - 5/9/1860)
Replaces
:
Thomas Reynolds
Replaced By
:
Alexander Hay
Series Ordinal
:
3
Member of Cabinet
:
Hanson Ministry
Start Time
:
6/12/1858
End Time
:
5/9/1860
Agent-General for South Australia
(1877 - 12/7/1891)
End Cause
:
Death in Office
Start Time
:
1877
End Time
:
12/7/1891
Treasurer of South Australia
(10/8/1861 - 10/17/1861)
Member of Cabinet
:
First Waterhouse Ministry
Start Time
:
10/8/1861
End Time
:
10/17/1861
Treasurer of South Australia
(2/19/1862 - 7/4/1863)
Replaces
:
Thomas Reynolds
Member of Cabinet
:
Second Waterhouse Ministry
Start Time
:
2/19/1862
End Time
:
7/4/1863
Minister of Lands
(8/4/1864 - 3/22/1865)
Member of Cabinet
:
First Blyth Ministry
Start Time
:
8/4/1864
End Time
:
3/22/1865
Treasurer of South Australia
(9/20/1865 - 10/23/1865)
Member of Cabinet
:
Third Ayers Ministry
Start Time
:
9/20/1865
End Time
:
10/23/1865
Chief Secretary of South Australia
(3/28/1866 - 5/3/1867)
Replaces
:
John Hart
Replaced By
:
Henry Ayers
Series Ordinal
:
9
Member of Cabinet
:
First Boucaut Ministry
Start Time
:
3/28/1866
End Time
:
5/3/1867
Minister of Lands
(5/30/1870 - 11/10/1871)
Member of Cabinet
:
Third Hart Ministry
Start Time
:
5/30/1870
End Time
:
11/10/1871
Treasurer of South Australia
(11/10/1871 - 1/22/1872)
Start Time
:
11/10/1871
End Time
:
1/22/1872
Chief Secretary of South Australia
(7/22/1873 - 6/3/1875)
Start Time
:
7/22/1873
End Time
:
6/3/1875
Treasurer of South Australia
(3/25/1876 - 6/6/1876)
Start Time
:
3/25/1876
End Time
:
6/6/1876
Place of Death
Bournemouth
Place of Birth
Birmingham
Described by Source
Dictionary of National Biography, First Supplement
Statement Is Subject Of
:
Blyth, Arthur (DNB01)
The Dictionary of Australasian Biography, 1892
Statement Is Subject Of
:
Blyth, Hon. Sir Arthur
Family Name
Blyth
Occupation
Politician
Diplomat
Merchant
Country of Citizenship
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland
Languages Spoken, Written or Signed
English
Religion or Worldview
Anglicanism
Work Location
South Australia
Native Language
English
Name in Native Language
Arthur Blyth
Residence
Birmingham
Sibling
Neville Blyth
Member Of
Adelaide Club
(1863 - )
Start Time
:
1863
Candidacy in Election
1857 South Australian Colonial Election
Electoral District
:
Gumeracha
1857 Gumeracha Colonial Election
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