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and, in July 1853, had charge of the bill to provide for two chambers in the new South
Australian parliament. In the interim between the departure of Governor Young in December 1854 and the arrival of Sir Richard Graves McDonnell in June 1855, Finniss acted as administrator of the colony. The bill of
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Finniss was twice married and left a widow, a son and two daughters. He married Anne
Frances Rogerson on 13 August 1835, who died on 3 January 1858. On 3 May 1878, he married Sophia Florence Maud Lynch. His eldest daughter, Fanny Lipson Finniss (later Morgan), was the first European girl born in
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Aboriginal people mounted another raiding party, spearing several horses, which led to a great deal of anger in the depot. Finniss put his son Frederick in charge of an armed party sent out to Chambers Bay, about 8 miles (13 km) distant, to assert some kind of control
768:. There were early difficulties between the two houses but Finniss, during the four months his ministry was in power, succeeded in passing measures to deal with waterworks for Adelaide and commence the first railway in South Australia. From June 1858 to May 1860, he was treasurer in the
822:). He was not popular with the men either. They expected to spend time exploring and not on tedious duties such as keeping guard on the stores. Finniss had not secured adequate supplies for the expedition, and did not enjoy good relations with the local
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Excellency has this day been pleased to appoint Boyle Travers Finniss, Esq., to be Government Resident in and for the New Territory recently annexed to this Province by Her Majesty's Royal Letters Patent, bearing date July 6th,
814:, near the mouth of the Adelaide River for the settlement, but his choice was much criticised. He had problems with the insubordination of his officers, who were jealous of the attention he paid to some of the lesser ranks (notably
871:, and Finniss was eventually recalled. He was summoned before a Parliamentary Commission in May 1866 and answered his critics point by point, supported by a printed pamphlet, to the annoyance of influential financier
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In 1875, Finniss was a member of the forest board and, in the following year, was acting auditor general. He retired from the government service in 1881 and spent his leisure in preparing an interesting but rambling
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sent a party on horseback to recover stores which had been plundered by
Aboriginals. When approaching the Aboriginal camp, the party was surrounded by spear-carrying warriors, who injured a horse and several men.
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Constitutional History of South Australia During Twenty-One Years from the Foundation of the Settlement in 1836 to the Inauguration of Responsible Government in 1857
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in around 1840, to commemorate people of importance to the founding of
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Frederick Robe Finniss (1847–1908) accompanied his father to Escape Cliffs in 1864
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Fanny Lipson Finniss (1837–1865) married Frederick George Morgan (1826–1900)
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Administrators and Government Residents of the Northern Territory
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Alaric Ward was speared to death in an ambush the following year.
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Married Sophia Florence Maud Lynch (1852–1925) 3 May 1878 at
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1081:. Vol. 1. Canberra: National Centre of Biography,
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Finniss was on the board of at least one business, the
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and registrar general. In 1851, was nominated to the
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was one of the dozens of street names chosen by the
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2874:Graduates of the Royal Military College, Sandhurst
1043:Survey parties to the Northern Territory 1864–1870
794:Survey parties to the Northern Territory 1864–1870
717:Finniss joined Light in a private surveying firm,
658:, serving from 24 October 1856 to 20 August 1857.
650:(18 August 1807 – 24 December 1893) was the first
2924:Members of the South Australian House of Assembly
846:(Finniss's instructions were not published). Dr.
780:, elected as one of the two representatives for
838:was quite seriously wounded, and fellow-riders
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1206:The Constitutional History of South Australia
804:Government Resident of the Northern Territory
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2631:Administrators and Directors (Commonwealth)
1304:. Government of South Australia. p. 184
1045:Includes comprehensive lists of participants
899:The Gathering : A War Song of Australia
1420:The Perth Gazette and West Australian Times
958:William Charles Maxwell Finniss (1842–1919)
894:, and was chairman of directors from 1862.
806:and giving him instructions to examine the
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1754:"History of Adelaide through street names"
905:, both set to music by Mrs. A. J. Murray.
179:28 January 1852 – 24 October 1856
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1224:Constitution Act (No 2 of 19 Vic, 1855-6)
923:Constitutional History of South Australia
788:1864 expedition to the Northern Territory
694:, was promoted lieutenant in 1827 to the
129:24 October 1856 – 20 August 1857
345:9 March 1857 – 23 November 1862
2914:19th-century Australian public servants
2884:English emigrants to colonial Australia
1498:"South Australian Literature and Music"
1302:The South Australian Government Gazette
1168:"Table A: Governors and Administrators"
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952:Boyle Travers Nixon Finniss (1839–1853)
897:In 1860, he published a martial anthem
301:28 April 1847 – 3 January 1852
76:20 December 1854 – 8 June 1855
979:Coraly Newton Maud Finniss (1884–1890)
2030:Colonial Secretary of South Australia
1980:Colonial Secretary of South Australia
1953:Colonial Secretary of South Australia
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1790:South Australian Legislative Council
1769:South Australian Legislative Council
1212:. Adelaide: W.C. Rigby. p. 205.
1203:Finness, B. T. (1886). "Chapter V".
1073:"Finniss, Boyle Travers (1807–1893)"
982:Ethel Maude Mary Finniss (1890–1976)
747:South Australian Legislative Council
473:24 August 1839 – April 1843
429:13 April 1843 – 12 May 1847
2934:19th-century British Army personnel
2909:19th-century Australian politicians
733:Public service and political career
2889:South Lancashire Regiment officers
2037:Chief Secretary of South Australia
1993:Chief Secretary of South Australia
1835:South Australian House of Assembly
1662:The History of Marion on the Sturt
1142:Dictionary of Australian Biography
1078:Australian Dictionary of Biography
766:Chief Secretary of South Australia
696:56th (West Essex) Regiment of Foot
409:1 May 1847 – 8 March 1857
256:12 June 1858 – 9 May 1860
167:Chief Secretary of South Australia
25:
2859:Administrators of South Australia
1554:"The First-born South Australian"
1392:South Australian Weekly Chronicle
684:Royal Military College, Sandhurst
488:the two served together from 1839
27:Australian politician (1807–1893)
2904:Burials at West Terrace Cemetery
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2093:Administrator of South Australia
678:, British India. He was sent to
674:, Southern Africa, and lived in
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541:Kensington Park, South Australia
64:Administrator of South Australia
1615:The South Australian Advertiser
1503:The South Australian Advertiser
1442:"Northern Territory Commission"
1243:The South Australian Advertiser
973:St Matthew's Church, Kensington
955:Julia Howard Finnis (1840–1918)
863:Champion Bay, Western Australia
756:In 1852, Finniss was appointed
2869:56th Regiment of Foot officers
1534:. 15 February 1919. p. 10
1526:"South Australia's First Girl"
1478:. 16 September 1862. p. 3
1293:Ayers, Henry (10 March 1864).
1266:"Boyle Travers (B.T.) Finniss"
1083:Australian National University
964:Henry John Finniss (1845–1846)
961:Emily Anne Finniss (1844–1929)
395:Member of the South Australian
331:Member of the South Australian
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2899:Treasurers of South Australia
2659:Residents (North and Centre)
1590:. 28 December 1925. p. 1
1395:. 31 December 1864. p. 6
1272:Parliament of South Australia
1175:Parliament of South Australia
1005:Electoral district of Finniss
865:, in a small boat dubbed the
202:Office of Premier established
2056:Treasurer of South Australia
1562:. 7 November 1857. p. 3
1364:. 12 October 1864. p. 2
1336:. 13 October 1864. p. 2
743:Treasurer of South Australia
244:Treasurer of South Australia
2894:Settlers of South Australia
2854:Premiers of South Australia
2174:Premiers of South Australia
1690:. 1 August 1940. p. 13
1664:p.339 Peacock Publications
1238:"Nominations at Wellington"
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2135:William Bloomfield Douglas
2007:Premier of South Australia
1741:Northern Territory History
1246:. 26 March 1860. p. 3
1085:. 1966. pp. 377–379.
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1506:. 25 June 1860. p. 3
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1387:"The Northern Territory"
1137:"Finniss, Boyle Travers"
459:Deputy Surveyor-General
1918:1860–1862
1856:1857–1860
1736:SA Parliament – Finniss
1723:. Adelaide: W.C. Rigby.
1618:. 4 May 1878. p. 4
1470:"Duryea Mining Company"
1016:Street Naming Committee
995:in South Australia and
852:Protector of Aborigines
719:Light, Finniss & Co
417:South Australian Police
1714:Finniss, B.T. (1886).
1270:Former members of the
1177:. 2010. Archived from
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739:South Australia Police
568:Anne Rogerson (d.1858)
148:Sir Richard MacDonnell
2086:George Milner Stephen
1587:The Argus (Melbourne)
1147:Angus & Robertson
927:West Terrace Cemetery
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903:Can'st thou not read?
892:Duryea Mining Company
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792:Further information:
772:ministry and, at the
708:Colonel William Light
692:88th Regiment of Foot
648:Boyle Travers Finniss
608:Years of service
551:West Terrace Cemetery
507:Boyle Travers Finniss
2919:Australian surveyors
1910:Member of Parliament
1848:Member of Parliament
943:St. Audoen's, Dublin
415:Commissioner of the
2078:Government offices
1010:Finniss Street, in
397:Legislative Council
2849:People born at sea
1938:Political offices
1920:Served alongside:
1858:Served alongside:
1796:Served alongside:
1746:6 May 2005 at the
1698:– via Trove.
1626:– via Trove.
1598:– via Trove.
1570:– via Trove.
1542:– via Trove.
1514:– via Trove.
1486:– via Trove.
1458:– via Trove.
1430:– via Trove.
1403:– via Trove.
1372:– via Trove.
1344:– via Trove.
1254:– via Trove.
1001:Northern Territory
975:, South Australia
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800:Northern Territory
461:of South Australia
324:Sir Robert Torrens
265:Sir Richard Hanson
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1890:Succeeded by
1823:Thomas O'Halloran
1804:Succeeded by
1794:1847–1857
1760:on 13 March 2005.
1422:. 12 October 1866
1416:"South Australia"
1356:"North Australia"
1092:978-0-522-84459-7
848:Francis Goldsmith
824:Aboriginal people
749:by the governor,
672:Cape of Good Hope
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440:Thomas O'Halloran
333:House of Assembly
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1799:Multiple Members
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