Thomas Reynolds (Australian politician)

Serle, Percival (1949). "Reynolds, Thomas". Dictionary of Australian Biography . Sydney: Angus & Robertson.

Reynolds, Thomas: Australian Dictionary of Biography

Reynolds, Thomas Australian Dictionary of Biography

References

1. "Hon Thomas Reynolds". Former members of the Parliament of South Australia . Retrieved 19 August 2022.

External links

• The South Australian Register and The South Australian Advertiser, 8 March 1875
• Hodder, E., The History of South Australia
• Mennell, Philip (1892). "Reynolds, Hon. Thomas"  . The Dictionary of Australasian Biography. London: Hutchinson & Co – via Wikisource.

 

The Right Honourable Thomas Reynolds
Premier of South Australia
In office 9 May 1860 –8 October 1861

Political offices
Preceded by Samuel Davenport	Commissioner of Public Works 30 Sep 1857 –12 Jun 1858	Succeeded by Arthur Blyth
Preceded by Richard Hanson	Premier of South Australia 9 May 1860 –8 Oct 1861	Succeeded by George Waterhouse
Preceded by Boyle Finniss	Treasurer of South Australia 9 May 1860 –8 Oct 1861	Succeeded by Arthur Blyth
Preceded by Arthur Blyth	Treasurer of South Australia 17 Oct 1861 –19 Feb 1862
Preceded by John Hart	Treasurer of South Australia 22 Mar –20 Sep 1865
Preceded by Walter Duffield	Treasurer of South Australia 3 May 1867 –24 Sep 1868	Succeeded by Neville Blyth
Preceded by Neville Blyth	Treasurer of South Australia 13 Oct –3 Nov 1868	Succeeded by Henry Hughes
Parliament of South Australia
New district	Member for Sturt 1857–1860 Served alongside: John Hallett	Succeeded by Joseph Peacock
Preceded by Judah Solomon	Member for City of Adelaide 1860–1862 Served alongside: Richard Hanson, Matthew Moorhouse, Philip Santo, Samuel Bakewell, William Parkin	District abolished
Preceded by William Bakewell	Member for East Adelaide 1864–1870 Served alongside: Philip Santo, Robert Cottrell	Succeeded by David Murray
Preceded by Arthur Lindsay	Member for Encounter Bay 1871–1873 Served alongside: William Everard, William Rogers	Succeeded by Arthur Lindsay