Clark, A. Inglis (Andrew Inglis), 1848-1907
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Clark, A. Inglis (Andrew Inglis), 1848-1907
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Clark, A. Inglis (Andrew Inglis), 1848-1907
Clark, Andrew Inglis
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Clark, Andrew Inglis
Clark, Andrew Inglis, active 1887-1890, Attorney General, Tasmania
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Clark, Andrew Inglis, active 1887-1890, Attorney General, Tasmania
Clark, Andrew Inglis, fl. 1887-1890
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Clark, Andrew Inglis, fl. 1887-1890
Clark, Andrew Inglis 1848-1907
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Lawyer, politician, Member of the House of Assembly in Tas. 1878-1882, 1887-1897, becoming Attorney -General 1887-1892, 1894-1897. Represented Tasmania at pre-federation discussions 1888-1891. Member of the Council of the University of Tasmania. (Australian Encyclopaedia).
Constitutional lawyer and judge. He represented Tasmania at the Melbourne conference on federation in 1890 and again at the Sydney convention of 1891. He was one of the four men who completed the drafting of a bill to constitute the Commonwealth of Australia. He was not a candidate at the election of Tasmanian representatives for the 1897 Federal Convention and did no approve the bill in its final form.
Epithet: Attorney General, Tasmania
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Australia--Tasmania
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Birmingham, Warwickshire
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Australia--Tasmania
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