Saul Samuel

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The Honourable Sir Saul Samuel Bt KCMG CB
6th Treasurer of New South Wales
In office 27 October 1859 –8 March 1860

Parliament of New South Wales
Political offices
Preceded by Elias Weekes	Colonial Treasurer 1859 –1860	Succeeded by Elias Weekes
Preceded by Thomas Smart	Colonial Treasurer 1865 –1866	Succeeded by Marshall Burdekin
Preceded by Geoffrey Eagar	Colonial Treasurer 1868 –1870	Succeeded by George Lord
Preceded by George Lloyd	Postmaster-General 1872 –1875	Succeeded by John Davies
Dormant Title last held by John Plunkett	Vice-President of the Executive Council 1872 –1875	Dormant Title next held by Joseph Docker
Preceded by Joseph Docker	Representative of the Government in the Legislative Council 1872 –1873	Succeeded by Joseph Innes
Preceded by John Burns	Postmaster-General Mar –Aug 1877	Succeeded by John Davies
Preceded by Joseph Docker	Representative of the Government in the Legislative Council Mar –Aug 1877	Succeeded by Joseph Docker
Preceded by John Burns	Postmaster-General 1878 –1880	Succeeded by Francis Suttor
New South Wales Legislative Council
Preceded by William Suttor Sr.	Member for Counties of Roxburgh and Wellington 1854 –1856	Council abolished
New South Wales Legislative Assembly
New district	Member for Orange 1859 –1860	Succeeded by John Peisley
Preceded by Silvanus Daniel	Member for Wellington 1862 –1869	Succeeded by Gerald Spring
Preceded by George McKay	Member for Orange 1869 –1872	Succeeded by Harris Nelson
Preceded by David Buchanan	Member for East Sydney 1872 With: James Neale Henry Parkes John Macintosh	Succeeded by George Oakes
Baronetage of the United Kingdom
New creation	Baronet (of Nevern Square) 1898 –1900	Succeeded by Edward Samuel