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Australian politician
Sir Charles Lilley (27 August 1827 – 20 August 1897) was a Premier and Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of Queensland. He had a significant influence
Charles_Lilley
Australian federal electoral division
after Sir Charles Lilley, a former premier of Queensland and a former chief justice in the Supreme Court of Queensland. The Division of Lilley includes
Division_of_Lilley
Australian judge and politician (1845–1920)
wished the Constitution to give more space to such appeals, Barton, with Charles Kingston and Alfred Deakin, wanted them left restricted. Griffith privately
Samuel_Griffith
Australian judge
Supreme Court of Queensland Chief justices Former Sir James Cockle Sir Charles Lilley Sir Samuel Griffith Sir Pope Alexander Cooper Thomas McCawley Sir James
Jean_Dalton
Australian judge
Supreme Court of Queensland Chief justices Former Sir James Cockle Sir Charles Lilley Sir Samuel Griffith Sir Pope Alexander Cooper Thomas McCawley Sir James
Walter_Sofronoff
Australian judge
Former Alfred Lutwyche Edmund Sheppard Charles Lilley George Harding Ratcliffe Pring Pope Cooper Charles Mein Charles Chubb Patrick Real Virgil Power William
Tony_Fitzgerald
Topics referred to by the same term
Look up Lilley in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. Lilley may refer to: Charles Lilley (1827–1897), chief justice in Queensland Chris Lilley (comedian)
Lilley
Australian judge
Supreme Court of Queensland Chief justices Former Sir James Cockle Sir Charles Lilley Sir Samuel Griffith Sir Pope Alexander Cooper Thomas McCawley Sir James
Robert_Gotterson
Australian lawyer
Supreme Court of Queensland Chief justices Former Sir James Cockle Sir Charles Lilley Sir Samuel Griffith Sir Pope Alexander Cooper Thomas McCawley Sir James
Martin_Daubney_(judge)
Australian judge
Supreme Court of Queensland Chief justices Former Sir James Cockle Sir Charles Lilley Sir Samuel Griffith Sir Pope Alexander Cooper Thomas McCawley Sir James
Soraya_Ryan
Australian High Court Judge, President of post WW2 Tokyo War Trials
Former Alfred Lutwyche Edmund Sheppard Charles Lilley George Harding Ratcliffe Pring Pope Cooper Charles Mein Charles Chubb Patrick Real Virgil Power William
William_Webb_(judge)
Australian judge (1819–1895)
of Queensland In office 21 February 1863 – 24 June 1879 Succeeded by Charles Lilley Personal details Born (1819-01-14)14 January 1819 Died 27 January 1895(1895-01-27)
James_Cockle
Australian politician
Robert Mackenzie Ministry from August 1867 to November 1868; in the Charles Lilley Government from November 1869 to May 1870; and in the first Thomas McIlwraith
Ratcliffe_Pring
Australian politician
Charles Stuart Mein (14 June 1841 – 30 June 1890) was a politician and judge of the Supreme Court of Queensland. Mein was born in Maitland, New South
Charles_Mein
Governor of Queensland from 2014 to 2021
Former Alfred Lutwyche Edmund Sheppard Charles Lilley George Harding Ratcliffe Pring Pope Cooper Charles Mein Charles Chubb Patrick Real Virgil Power William
Paul_de_Jersey
Supreme Court of Queensland Chief justices Former Sir James Cockle Sir Charles Lilley Sir Samuel Griffith Sir Pope Alexander Cooper Thomas McCawley Sir James
John_Laskey_Woolcock
Australian lawyer and judge
Supreme Court of Queensland Chief justices Former Sir James Cockle Sir Charles Lilley Sir Samuel Griffith Sir Pope Alexander Cooper Thomas McCawley Sir James
Neal_Macrossan
Australian judge
Supreme Court of Queensland Chief justices Former Sir James Cockle Sir Charles Lilley Sir Samuel Griffith Sir Pope Alexander Cooper Thomas McCawley Sir James
Catherine_Holmes
Former Justice of the Supreme Court of Queensland
Supreme Court of Queensland Chief justices Former Sir James Cockle Sir Charles Lilley Sir Samuel Griffith Sir Pope Alexander Cooper Thomas McCawley Sir James
Russell_Skerman
Australian judge
Prosecutor for the Central District of Queensland and, on the death of Justice Charles Mein in 1890, a Puisne Judge. In 1903 when Pope Cooper was appointed Chief
Patrick_Real
Patrick Lilley (24 July 1907 – 21 August 1971) was a British civil engineering company chairman and politician. Lilley was the son of Francis John Charles Lilley
Frank_Lilley
Australian politician (1912–1999)
Sir Charles Gray Wanstall (17 February 1912 – 17 October 1999) was a member of the Queensland Legislative Assembly. He was also the Chief Justice of Queensland
Charles_Wanstall
Australian judge (born 1954)
Former Alfred Lutwyche Edmund Sheppard Charles Lilley George Harding Ratcliffe Pring Pope Cooper Charles Mein Charles Chubb Patrick Real Virgil Power William
Susan_Kiefel
Queensland Judges of the Court of Appeal Judges Pope Cooper, Patrick Real and Charles Chubb were compulsorily retired as a result of the Judges Retirement Act
List of judges of the Supreme Court of Queensland
List_of_judges_of_the_Supreme_Court_of_Queensland
Australian judge (1881–1925)
Supreme Court of Queensland Chief justices Former Sir James Cockle Sir Charles Lilley Sir Samuel Griffith Sir Pope Alexander Cooper Thomas McCawley Sir James
Thomas_McCawley
Supreme Court of Queensland Chief justices Former Sir James Cockle Sir Charles Lilley Sir Samuel Griffith Sir Pope Alexander Cooper Thomas McCawley Sir James
John Murtagh Macrossan (judge)
John_Murtagh_Macrossan_(judge)
Australian politician
Supreme Court of Queensland Chief justices Former Sir James Cockle Sir Charles Lilley Sir Samuel Griffith Sir Pope Alexander Cooper Thomas McCawley Sir James
Pope_Alexander_Cooper
Highest court in the state of Queensland, Australia
Former Alfred Lutwyche Edmund Sheppard Charles Lilley George Harding Ratcliffe Pring Pope Cooper Charles Mein Charles Chubb Patrick Real Virgil Power William
Supreme_Court_of_Queensland
Australian judge (born 1954)
Supreme Court of Queensland Chief justices Former Sir James Cockle Sir Charles Lilley Sir Samuel Griffith Sir Pope Alexander Cooper Thomas McCawley Sir James
Philip_McMurdo
19th-century Australian politician
Premier of Queensland In office 3 May 1870 – 7 January 1874 Preceded by Charles Lilley Succeeded by Arthur Macalister Constituency Port Curtis Member of the
Arthur_Hunter_Palmer
Chief law officer for the state of Queensland, Australia
John Bramston No party Barrister 31 August 1865 11 September 1865 Charles Lilley No party Barrister University College London 11 September 1865 20
Attorney-General of Queensland
Attorney-General_of_Queensland
Australian barrister and judge
Former Alfred Lutwyche Edmund Sheppard Charles Lilley George Harding Ratcliffe Pring Pope Cooper Charles Mein Charles Chubb Patrick Real Virgil Power William
Alan_Mansfield
Australian judge
Supreme Court of Queensland Chief justices Former Sir James Cockle Sir Charles Lilley Sir Samuel Griffith Sir Pope Alexander Cooper Thomas McCawley Sir James
Peter_Applegarth
Australian judge
Supreme Court of Queensland Chief justices Former Sir James Cockle Sir Charles Lilley Sir Samuel Griffith Sir Pope Alexander Cooper Thomas McCawley Sir James
David_Thomas_(judge)
Australian judge, administrator and governor
Supreme Court of Queensland Chief justices Former Sir James Cockle Sir Charles Lilley Sir Samuel Griffith Sir Pope Alexander Cooper Thomas McCawley Sir James
Walter_Campbell_(judge)
Day of the year
Wassilko von Serecki, Austrian lawyer and politician (born 1827) 1897 – Charles Lilley, English-Australian politician, 4th Premier of Queensland (born 1827)
August_20
Australian judge
Supreme Court of Queensland Chief justices Former Sir James Cockle Sir Charles Lilley Sir Samuel Griffith Sir Pope Alexander Cooper Thomas McCawley Sir James
David_Boddice
Australian judge (1941–2021)
Supreme Court of Queensland Chief justices Former Sir James Cockle Sir Charles Lilley Sir Samuel Griffith Sir Pope Alexander Cooper Thomas McCawley Sir James
Angelo_Vasta
Australian judge
Former Alfred Lutwyche Edmund Sheppard Charles Lilley George Harding Ratcliffe Pring Pope Cooper Charles Mein Charles Chubb Patrick Real Virgil Power William
Harry_Gibbs
Australian judge
Supreme Court of Queensland Chief justices Former Sir James Cockle Sir Charles Lilley Sir Samuel Griffith Sir Pope Alexander Cooper Thomas McCawley Sir James
John_Dowsett
Australian politician
August 1867 – 25 November 1868 Preceded by Robert Herbert Succeeded by Charles Lilley Constituency Burnett 1st Treasurer of Queensland In office 15 December
Sir Robert Mackenzie, 10th Baronet
Sir_Robert_Mackenzie,_10th_Baronet
Australian judge (1921–1999)
Supreme Court of Queensland Chief justices Former Sir James Cockle Sir Charles Lilley Sir Samuel Griffith Sir Pope Alexander Cooper Thomas McCawley Sir James
Edward Williams (Queensland judge)
Edward_Williams_(Queensland_judge)
Australian judge
Justice Mullins was Acting Governor of Queensland during the visit of King Charles III to Canberra and Sydney. "The Honourable Justice Debra Mullins". Supreme
Debra_Mullins
Australian politician
his income and acquired some journalistic experience as a colleague of Charles Dickens, on the Morning Chronicle. Suffering poor health, Lutwyche decided
Alfred_Lutwyche
Historic site in Queensland, Australia
1936, and that also encompasses sections of a residence owned by Sir Charles Lilley dating from the late 1860s. From 1912 to 1954, the building was occupied
St Andrews War Memorial Hospital Administration Building
St_Andrews_War_Memorial_Hospital_Administration_Building
Robertson Premier of Queensland – Robert Mackenzie, until 25 November then Charles Lilley Premier of South Australia – Henry Ayers, until 24 September then John
1868_in_Australia
Head of government of Queensland
1867 25 November 1868 1 year, 102 days Squatter Conservative Burnett 4 Charles Lilley (1827–1897) 1868 25 November 1868 2 May 1870 1 year, 158 days Independent
Premier_of_Queensland
Day of the year
Indiana and Democratic vice-presidential nominee (died 1896) 1827 – Charles Lilley, English-Australian politician, 4th Premier of Queensland (died 1897)
August_27
Australian judge (1845–1930)
Charles Edward Chubb (17 May 1845 – 27 February 1930) was a judge in the Supreme Court of Queensland, Australia. He was also a Member of the Queensland
Charles_E._Chubb
Australian judge (born 1943)
Supreme Court of Queensland Chief justices Former Sir James Cockle Sir Charles Lilley Sir Samuel Griffith Sir Pope Alexander Cooper Thomas McCawley Sir James
Margaret_White_(judge)
Historical political association in Queensland
the association was undertaken by Charles Lilley and his supporters for the 1860 Queensland colonial election. Lilley was a strong believer in the party
Queensland Liberal Association
Queensland_Liberal_Association
Australian judge
Supreme Court of Queensland Chief justices Former Sir James Cockle Sir Charles Lilley Sir Samuel Griffith Sir Pope Alexander Cooper Thomas McCawley Sir James
Thomas O'Hagan (Australian judge)
Thomas_O'Hagan_(Australian_judge)
Supreme Court of Queensland Chief justices Former Sir James Cockle Sir Charles Lilley Sir Samuel Griffith Sir Pope Alexander Cooper Thomas McCawley Sir James
Martin_Moynihan_(judge)
Australian politician and judge
Supreme Court of Queensland Chief justices Former Sir James Cockle Sir Charles Lilley Sir Samuel Griffith Sir Pope Alexander Cooper Thomas McCawley Sir James
Peter_Connolly_(judge)
Independent, day & boarding school in Spring Hill, Queensland, Australia
Lilley Centre is a centre located on the College Road side of the main campus (named after Premier and chairman of the Board of Trustees Sir Charles Lilley)
Brisbane_Grammar_School
City in Ontario, Canada
in 1874. It was founded as Lilley's Corners by Charles Lilley in 1854. Oil was discovered in the Petrolia area and Lilley's Corners was chosen as the refining
London,_Ontario
Australian politician and judge
Supreme Court of Queensland Chief justices Former Sir James Cockle Sir Charles Lilley Sir Samuel Griffith Sir Pope Alexander Cooper Thomas McCawley Sir James
Graham_Hart
American actor and musician (born 1953)
Butch Patrick (born Patrick Alan Lilley; August 2, 1953) is an American actor and musician. Beginning his professional acting career at the age of seven
Butch_Patrick
Former Judge of the Supreme Court of Queensland
Supreme Court of Queensland Chief justices Former Sir James Cockle Sir Charles Lilley Sir Samuel Griffith Sir Pope Alexander Cooper Thomas McCawley Sir James
John_Byrne_(judge)
Australian judge (1919–2004)
Supreme Court of Queensland Chief justices Former Sir James Cockle Sir Charles Lilley Sir Samuel Griffith Sir Pope Alexander Cooper Thomas McCawley Sir James
Dormer_Andrews
City in Queensland, Australia
In July 1902, 80 subdivided allotments of "The Lilley Estate" owned by the late Sir Charles Lilley, were advertised to be auctioned by Scholefield &
Toowoomba
Australian judge (1797–1865)
Milford married Eliza Butler. Their family included Major General Sussex Charles Milford (1825 – 1 April 1892) Herman George Milford (17 March 1830 – 15
Samuel_Milford
the resulting by-election on 24 January 1874. 3 On 14 February 1874, Charles Lilley, member for Fortitude Valley, resigned. Frank Beattie won the resulting
Members of the Queensland Legislative Assembly, 1873–1878
Members_of_the_Queensland_Legislative_Assembly,_1873–1878
Australian politician (1856–1953)
Brisbane in 1886, O'Sullivan went into partnership with Charles Bedell Lilley, son of Sir Charles Lilley, and after the partnership finished O'Sullivan continued
Thomas_O'Sullivan
Independent, day & boarding school in Toowoomba, Queensland, Australia
Governor of Queensland, William Cairns but due to his illness, Justice Charles Lilley performed the ceremony. A bottle (time capsule) was placed in a cavity
Toowoomba_Grammar_School
Public research university in Brisbane, Australia
Queensland began in the 1870s. A Royal Commission in 1874, chaired by Sir Charles Lilley, recommended the immediate establishment of a university. Those against
University_of_Queensland
Public square in Brisbane, Queensland
statues are of Steele Rudd (1868–1935), Emma Miller (1839–1917), and Sir Charles Lilley (1830–1897). Bronze sculptures from the Expo '88 site have also been
King_George_Square
Australian judge
Supreme Court of Queensland Chief justices Former Sir James Cockle Sir Charles Lilley Sir Samuel Griffith Sir Pope Alexander Cooper Thomas McCawley Sir James
Margaret_Wilson_(judge)
Statue in Brisbane, Australia
other bronze statues of notable Queenslanders, Steele Rudd and Sir Charles Lilley. The part of the square where the three statues are located is known
Statue_of_Emma_Miller
Cockle 21 February 1863 – 24 June 1879 Retired 27 January 1895 Sir Charles Lilley 25 June 1879 – 13 March 1893 Resigned 20 August 1897 Sir Samuel Griffith
Chief_Justice_of_Queensland
(1883–1896) 30 November 1888 12 August 1890 1 year, 255 days 31. 4th Sir Charles Lilley (1827–1897) No Party Alignment Fortitude Valley (1860–1874) 25 November
List of premiers of Queensland by time in office
List_of_premiers_of_Queensland_by_time_in_office
Australian judge
Supreme Court of Queensland Chief justices Former Sir James Cockle Sir Charles Lilley Sir Samuel Griffith Sir Pope Alexander Cooper Thomas McCawley Sir James
Ann_Lyons_(judge)
Australian judge
Supreme Court of Queensland Chief justices Former Sir James Cockle Sir Charles Lilley Sir Samuel Griffith Sir Pope Alexander Cooper Thomas McCawley Sir James
Stanley_Jones_(judge)
Australian judge
Supreme Court of Queensland Chief justices Former Sir James Cockle Sir Charles Lilley Sir Samuel Griffith Sir Pope Alexander Cooper Thomas McCawley Sir James
Anthe_Philippides
Historic site in Queensland, Australia
Place), and is one of only three Queensland premiers (along with Sir Charles Lilley and Thomas Joseph Ryan) to have a medal for scholarship posthumously
T_J_Byrnes_Monument
Australian judge
Supreme Court of Queensland Chief justices Former Sir James Cockle Sir Charles Lilley Sir Samuel Griffith Sir Pope Alexander Cooper Thomas McCawley Sir James
James_Burrows_Thomas
Australian judge
Supreme Court of Queensland Chief justices Former Sir James Cockle Sir Charles Lilley Sir Samuel Griffith Sir Pope Alexander Cooper Thomas McCawley Sir James
Roslyn_Atkinson
Independent secondary day school in Spring Hill, Queensland, Australia
education and the school. Lilley Green One of nine houses established in 1964. Lilley House was named after Sir Charles Lilley, the former Premier and
Brisbane_Girls_Grammar_School
Federal electorates in Australia
559 Ludwig Leichhardt Explorer Matt Smith Labor Rural Lilley 1913 Queensland 144 Charles Lilley Premier, Chief Justice of Queensland Anika Wells Labor
Electorates of the Australian House of Representatives
Electorates_of_the_Australian_House_of_Representatives
Australian judge
Supreme Court of Queensland Chief justices Former Sir James Cockle Sir Charles Lilley Sir Samuel Griffith Sir Pope Alexander Cooper Thomas McCawley Sir James
David_Jackson_(judge)
(1862–1864) 2 August 1861 20 January 1863 1 year, 171 days 1861 236 QLD Sir Charles Lilley (1827–1897) No Party Alignment MP for Fortitude Valley (1860–1874) 25
List of Australian heads of government by time in office
List_of_Australian_heads_of_government_by_time_in_office
Australian judge (1908–1980)
Supreme Court of Queensland Chief justices Former Sir James Cockle Sir Charles Lilley Sir Samuel Griffith Sir Pope Alexander Cooper Thomas McCawley Sir James
Mostyn_Hanger
Australian judge (1868–1944)
Supreme Court of Queensland Chief justices Former Sir James Cockle Sir Charles Lilley Sir Samuel Griffith Sir Pope Alexander Cooper Thomas McCawley Sir James
Lionel_Lukin_(judge)
English cricketer (1866–1929)
Arthur Frederick Augustus Lilley (28 November 1866 – 17 November 1929), variously known as Dick Lilley or A. A. Lilley, was an English professional cricketer
Dick_Lilley
Historic site in Queensland, Australia
Charles Lilley (later Sir Charles and Governor of Queensland) resided at the house at some stage. Bardon House left the ownership of the Jeays/Lilley
Bardon_House
Former building in Brisbane, Queensland
trades hall in Turbot Street, Brisbane, was laid on 4 April 1891 by Sir Charles Lilley. There was a procession of unionists from Ann Street, along Queen Street
Brisbane_Trades_Hall
Australian politician, lawyer and judge
Former Alfred Lutwyche Edmund Sheppard Charles Lilley George Harding Ratcliffe Pring Pope Cooper Charles Mein Charles Chubb Patrick Real Virgil Power William
James Blair (Australian judge)
James_Blair_(Australian_judge)
Australian engineer and technical education advocate
personally commissioned for the Queensland government by the Premier Charles Lilley in 1869. The Sydney-built but Queensland-owned ship was an attempt to
Norman_Selfe
Historic site in Queensland, Australia
in the social columns of Brisbane's newspapers and according to Sir Charles Lilley, the house was "always a popular place with the younger folk in the
St John's Wood House, Ashgrove
St_John's_Wood_House,_Ashgrove
Main airport serving Paris, France
more than three hours". NEWS.MC - Monaco News. Retrieved 12 March 2026. Lilley, Zane (25 July 2023). "Easyjet plane returns abruptly to French airport
Charles_de_Gaulle_Airport
Australian politician, Supreme Court judge
Supreme Court of Queensland Chief justices Former Sir James Cockle Sir Charles Lilley Sir Samuel Griffith Sir Pope Alexander Cooper Thomas McCawley Sir James
Frank_Brennan_(judge)
Historic site in Queensland, Australia
Kast, spree killer William Lennon, Lieutenant-Governor of Queensland Charles Lilley, politician, Premier of Queensland, and Chief Justice Wilton Love (1861–1933)
Toowong_Cemetery
American actor (1921–2003)
Retrieved May 22, 2023. "Jubal". AFI Catalog. Retrieved May 22, 2023. Lilley, George (November 18, 1955). "Little things about the stars". Lykens Register
Charles_Bronson
Australian judge
Supreme Court of Queensland Chief justices Former Sir James Cockle Sir Charles Lilley Sir Samuel Griffith Sir Pope Alexander Cooper Thomas McCawley Sir James
Alan_Wilson_(judge)
Barrister and judge in Queensland, Australia
Supreme Court of Queensland Chief justices Former Sir James Cockle Sir Charles Lilley Sir Samuel Griffith Sir Pope Alexander Cooper Thomas McCawley Sir James
William_Mack_(judge)
Historic site in Queensland, Australia
Normanby, the Minister for Works; the editor of The Courier; politician Charles Lilley; journalist Theophilus Parsons Pugh; architect FGD Stanley and engineer
Cooloola_Tramway
needed for a majority First party Second party Leader Robert Herbert Charles Lilley Party Squatter Conservative Liberal Association Leader's seat Leichhardt
1860 Queensland colonial election
1860_Queensland_colonial_election
Supreme Court of Queensland Chief justices Former Sir James Cockle Sir Charles Lilley Sir Samuel Griffith Sir Pope Alexander Cooper Thomas McCawley Sir James
Edmund_Sheppard
was established to administer the Act. The architects of the act were Charles Lilley and Samuel Griffith, two of the most astute leaders in the young colony
History of state education in Queensland
History_of_state_education_in_Queensland
Australian Army infantry battalion
referred to as the "Frog Hollow Rangers") was formed under the command of Charles Lilley, the future Premier of Queensland. The men of the Volunteer Rifle Corps
9th Battalion, Royal Queensland Regiment
9th_Battalion,_Royal_Queensland_Regiment
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