James Whyte (Australian politician)
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James Whyte (March 30, 1820 – August 20, 1882) was a Scottish-born Australian politician. Born in Greenlow, Scotland, he migrated to Australia and became Premier of Tasmania, serving in that office from January 20, 1863 to November 24, 1866. He died in Hobart, Tasmania in 1882.
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| Preceded by: Thomas Chapman |
Premier of Tasmania 1863-1866 |
Succeeded by: Richard Dry |
| Premiers of Tasmania |  |
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| Champ | Gregson | Weston | Smith | Chapman | Whyte | Dry | Wilson | Innes | Kennerley | Reibey | Fysh | Giblin | Crowther | Douglas | Agnew | Dobson | Braddon | E. Lewis | Propsting | Evans | Earle | Solomon | Lee | Hayes | Lyons | McPhee | Ogilvie | Dwyer-Gray | Cosgrove | Brooker | Reece | Bethune | Neilson | Lowe | Holgate | Gray | Field | Groom | Rundle | Bacon | Lennon | |
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