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Francis Murphy (Australian politician)

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After leaving the Government service, Dr. Murphy purchased a considerable quantity of land at Argyle, and soon became the largest grain-grower in the district. He married in 1840 Agnes, eldest daughter of Lieutenant David Reid, R.N., of Inverary Park, N.S.W., and in 1847 went to Victoria, where he purchased a station on the Ovens river, in the Beechworth district.
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Murphy was in 1861 a member of the commission on the Burke and Wills expedition, and in 1863 chairman of the league directed against further transportation. He was chairman of the National Bank of Australasia and director of other companies. Murphy was one of the three Australian commissioners tasked
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to a position on the staff of colonial surgeons. On appointment he proceeded to take charge of a portion of the southern district in the county of Argyle, but soon afterwards being led into agricultural pursuits, he resigned his official position, and finally discontinued practice as a medical man.
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district at the first election which took place after the separation of Victoria from New South Wales. He was for some time Chairman of Committees, and in 1852 he sold his pastoral property and went to reside permanently in Melbourne. In 1853 he was re-elected for the Murray, and resigned the
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Murphy was the son of Francis D. Murphy, who was for upwards of thirty years head of the South of Ireland Transport of Convicts Department. Francis was born in Cork, Ireland, in 1809, and after being educated in his native city, entered at
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chairmanship of committees to become President of the Central Road Board, which latter position he relinquished in November 1856. He was acting Speaker in the council during the absence, on account of illness, of Dr. (later Sir)
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In 1840 Murphy married the daughter of Lieutenant-Doctor Reid, R.N., a settler in his neighbourhood. He left six daughters and three sons, one of whom,
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electorate until 1871, when he was defeated, and was out of Parliament until the next year, when he entered the Upper House as member for the
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Murphy resigned his seat in council in 1876, and resided for some time in England. He died on 30 March 1891, at his residence,
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When responsible government was conceded, Murphy was elected to the first Legislative Assembly of Victoria for the
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Cyclopedia Company Limited (1897). "Wellington Provincial District".
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The Cyclopedia of New Zealand : Wellington Provincial District
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Index

The Honourable
Speaker
MP

Speaker of the Victorian Legislative Assembly
Charles McMahon
Victorian Legislative Assembly
Murray
Victorian Legislative Assembly
Murray Boroughs
Victorian Legislative Assembly
Grenville
Victorian Legislative Assembly
Eastern Province
Robert Turnbull
Robert Dyce Reid
Cork
Ireland
United Kingdom
Melbourne
Colony of Victoria
British Empire
Irish Australian
Alma mater
Trinity College
Dublin
Speaker
Victorian Legislative Assembly
Trinity College, Dublin
New South Wales

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