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William Beazley

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to William and Elizabeth Beazley, and arrived in Melbourne as an infant in around 1855. He worked as a saddler and harness marker, and in around 1886 was an estate agent. In March 1889, he was elected as one of two members for Collingwood in the Victorian Legislative Assembly. In 1904, the seat
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became a single-member electorate, and Beazley was elected for the new district of Abbotsford. In addition to his positions in the Parliament of Victoria, Beazley also served as
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Beazley was also the Founding President of the Collingwood Football Club, and a key person involved in establishing the Club.
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Although the role of President was established, Beazley was associated with the precursor club to Collingwood:
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from 1903 to 1904. He also served on two royal commissions into state banking and old age pensions.
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on two occasions during his parliamentary term, from 1894 to 1895 and from 1899 to 1901.
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His appointments included Chairman of Committees from 1897 to 1903, and
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Index

The Honourable

Speaker of the Victorian Legislative Assembly
Duncan Gillies
Frank Madden
Legislative Assembly
Abbotsford
Gordon Webber
Legislative Assembly
Collingwood
Mayor of Collingwood
President of the Collingwood Football Club
Bill Strickland
Kennington
London
England
Abbotsford
Victoria
English Australian
Labour
English Australian
Victorian Legislative Assembly
electoral district of Collingwood
Abbotsford
London
mayor
Collingwood
Speaker of the Victorian Legislative Assembly
Gordon Webber
by-election

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