Alexander Stuart (Australian politician)

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Sir Alexander Stuart (Born Edinburgh, March 21, 1824; Died London June 16, 1886. Premier of New South Wales January 5, 1883 - October 7, 1885.

Preceded by: Henry Parkes	Premier of New South Wales 1883-1885	Succeeded by: George Dibbs

Premiers of New South Wales
Donaldson \| Cowper \| Parker \| Forster \| Robertson \| Martin \| Parkes \| Farnell \| Stuart \| Dibbs \| Jennings \| Reid \| Lyne \| See \| Waddell \| Carruthers \| Wade \| McGowen \| Holman \| Storey \| Dooley \| Fuller \| Lang \| Bavin \| Stevens \| Mair \| McKell \| McGirr \| Cahill \| Heffron \| Renshaw \| Askin \| Lewis \| Willis \| Wran \| Unsworth \| Greiner \| Fahey \| Carr \| Iemma

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