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Central Cumberland an electoral district of the Legislative Assembly in the Australian state of New South Wales was created in 1859 and abolished in 1894 1 2 3 Election Member Party Member Party 1859 John Laycock None James Atkinson None 1860 1863 by Allan Macpherson None 1864 John Hay None 1867 by John Lackey None 1868 by Samuel Lyons None 1869 Edward Flood None 1872 John Hurley None 1875 Joseph Wearne None 1875 by William Long None 1877 by 1877 Andrew McCulloch None 1880 1885 by Varney Parkes None Member Party 1885 Nathaniel Bull None 1887 Free Trade Free Trade Frank Farnell Free Trade 1887 by March 1888 by John Nobbs Free Trade May 1888 by David Buchanan Protectionist Member Party 1889 Robert Ritchie Free Trade John Linsley Free Trade June 1889 by David Dale Free Trade September 1889 by 1891 1891 by Jacob Garrard Free Trade 1893 by George McCredie Free TradeElection results editElections in the 1890s edit 1893 by election edit This section is an excerpt from 1893 Central Cumberland colonial by election Result edit 1893 Central Cumberland by electionSaturday 6 May 4 Party Candidate Votes Free Trade George McCredie elected 2 417 66 2 Free Trade John Nobbs defeated 1 292 34 8 Total formal votes 3 709 98 9 Informal votes 40 1 1 Turnout 3 749 37 8 a Free Trade hold John Nobbs Free Trade resigned due to bankruptcy 4 1891 by election edit This section is an excerpt from 1891 Central Cumberland colonial by election Result edit 1891 Central Cumberland by electionSaturday 29 August 6 Party Candidate Votes Free Trade Jacob Garrard elected 1 674 39 3 Labour John Marshall 904 21 2 Protectionist John Gannon 679 16 0 Protectionist Cyrus Fuller 403 9 5 Free Trade Thomas Taylor 324 7 6 Free Trade William Brodie 272 6 4 Total formal votes 4 256 97 5 Informal votes 109 2 5 Turnout 4 365 44 0 Free Trade hold Robert Ritchie Free Trade died 6 1891 edit This section is an excerpt from Results of the 1891 New South Wales colonial election Central Cumberland edit 1891 New South Wales colonial election Central CumberlandWednesday 17 June 5 Party Candidate Votes Free Trade Frank Farnell re elected 1 2 850 15 8 Free Trade Robert Ritchie re elected 2 2 491 13 8 Free Trade John Nobbs re elected 3 2 435 13 5 Free Trade David Dale re elected 4 1 978 11 0 Labour John Gannon 1 614 9 0 Protectionist Cyrus Fuller 1 449 8 0 Labour John Marshall 1 389 7 7 Protectionist Walter Airey 1 092 6 1 Ind Free Trade Thomas Taylor 1 016 5 6 Ind Free Trade John Forsyth 964 5 4 Ind Free Trade John Ferguson 740 4 1 Total formal votes 18 018 99 1 Informal votes 163 0 9 Turnout 5 744 57 9 Free Trade hold 4 Elections in the 1880s edit September 1889 by election edit This section is an excerpt from September 1889 Central Cumberland colonial by election Result edit 1889 Central Cumberland by electionSaturday 28 September 7 Party Candidate Votes Free Trade Frank Farnell elected unopposed Free Trade hold Frank Farnell Free Trade resigned due to bankruptcy 7 June 1889 by election edit This section is an excerpt from June 1889 Central Cumberland colonial by election Result edit 1889 Central Cumberland by electionSaturday 22 June 8 Party Candidate Votes Free Trade David Dale elected 1 985 48 0 Protectionist Alban Gee 1 657 40 1 Ind Free Trade William Brodie 468 11 3 Free Trade Thomas Taylor 27 0 7 Total formal votes 4 137 97 7 Informal votes 97 2 3 Turnout 4 234 43 2 Free Trade hold The by election was caused by the death of John Linsley Free Trade 8 1889 edit This section is an excerpt from Results of the 1889 New South Wales colonial election Central Cumberland edit 1889 New South Wales colonial election Central CumberlandSaturday 9 February 9 Party Candidate Votes Free Trade Frank Farnell elected 1 3 339 17 1 Free Trade John Nobbs elected 2 3 222 16 5 Free Trade Robert Ritchie elected 3 3 143 16 1 Free Trade John Linsley elected 4 3 040 15 5 Protectionist Alban Gee 1 806 9 2 Protectionist Nathaniel Bull 1 797 9 2 Protectionist Warden Graves 1 622 8 3 Protectionist John Thorpe 1 595 8 2 Total formal votes 19 564 99 6 Informal votes 84 0 4 Turnout 5 059 52 2 Free Trade hold 3 and win 1 1 new seat David Buchanan Protectionist won a seat in a by election in May 1888 and unsuccessfully contested Balmain May 1888 by election edit This section is an excerpt from May 1888 Central Cumberland colonial by election Result edit 1888 Central Cumberland by electionTuesday 15 May 10 Party Candidate Votes Protectionist David Buchanan elected 1 222 48 5 Free Trade George Simpson 954 37 8 Ind Free Trade Thomas Taylor 345 13 7 Total formal votes 2 521 97 1 Informal votes 76 2 9 Turnout 2 597 28 8 Protectionist gain from Free Trade The by election was caused by the resignation of Andrew McCulloch Free Trade 10 March 1888 by election edit This section is an excerpt from March 1888 Central Cumberland colonial by election Result edit 1888 Central Cumberland by electionWednesday 14 March 11 Party Candidate Votes Free Trade John Nobbs elected 1 923 57 0 Protectionist John Watkin 1 453 43 0 Total formal votes 3 376 98 0 Informal votes 68 2 8 Turnout 3 444 38 3 Free Trade hold The by election was caused by the resignation of Varney Parkes Free Trade 12 1887 by election edit This section is an excerpt from 1887 Central Cumberland colonial by election Result edit 1887 Central Cumberland by electionWednesday 28 December 13 Party Candidate Votes Free Trade Andrew McCulloch elected 1 667 55 8 Protectionist Nathaniel Bull 1 322 44 2 Total formal votes 2 989 97 2 Informal votes 87 2 8 Turnout 3 076 34 2 Free Trade hold Andrew McCulloch Free Trade resigned due to insolvency 13 1887 edit This section is an excerpt from Results of the 1887 New South Wales colonial election Central Cumberland edit 1887 New South Wales colonial election Central CumberlandSaturday 12 February 14 Party Candidate Votes Free Trade Varney Parkes re elected 1 2 404 25 8 Free Trade Andrew McCulloch re elected 2 2 119 22 7 Free Trade Frank Farnell elected 3 1 861 19 9 Free Trade John Nobbs 1 775 19 0 Protectionist Nathaniel Bull defeated 1 173 12 6 Total formal votes 9 332 99 3 Informal votes 67 0 7 Turnout 4 040 51 3 1885 edit This section is an excerpt from Results of the 1885 New South Wales colonial election Central Cumberland edit 1885 New South Wales colonial election Central CumberlandThursday 29 October 15 Candidate Votes Andrew McCulloch re elected 1 1 953 21 3 Nathaniel Bull elected 2 1 879 20 5 Varney Parkes re elected 3 1 858 20 3 Cyrus Fuller 1 503 16 4 Charles Scrivener 973 10 6 Frank Farnell 808 8 8 Henry Statham 180 2 0 Total formal votes 9 154 98 6 Informal votes 128 1 4 Turnout 3 976 66 2 1 new seat 1885 by election edit This section is an excerpt from 1885 Central Cumberland colonial by election Result edit 1885 Central Cumberland by electionThursday 24 September 16 Candidate Votes Varney Parkes elected 1 266 51 3 Nathaniel Bull 1 203 48 7 Total formal votes 2 469 97 2 Informal votes 70 2 8 Turnout 2 539 42 2 The by election was caused by the resignation of John Lackey who was appointed to the Legislative Council 17 1882 edit This section is an excerpt from Results of the 1882 New South Wales colonial election Central Cumberland edit 1882 New South Wales colonial election Central CumberlandTuesday 5 December 18 Candidate Votes Andrew McCulloch re elected 1 1 419 39 0 John Lackey re elected 2 1 258 34 6 Nathaniel Bull 964 26 5 Total formal votes 3 641 98 9 Informal votes 39 1 1 Turnout 2 404 62 3 1880 edit This section is an excerpt from Results of the 1880 New South Wales colonial election Central Cumberland edit 1880 New South Wales colonial election Central CumberlandMonday 22 November 19 Candidate Votes John Lackey re elected 1 1 470 41 0 Andrew McCulloch re elected 2 1 350 37 6 Thomas Wearne 770 21 5 Total formal votes 3 590 99 0 Informal votes 36 1 0 Turnout 2 216 62 9 Elections in the 1870s edit 1877 edit This section is an excerpt from Results of the 1877 New South Wales colonial election Central Cumberland edit 1877 New South Wales colonial election Central CumberlandMonday 29 October 20 Candidate Votes John Lackey re elected unopposed Andrew McCulloch elected unopposed The other sitting member William Long successfully contested Parramatta 21 1877 by election edit This section is an excerpt from 1877 Central Cumberland colonial by election Result edit 1877 Central Cumberland by electionFriday 31 August 22 Candidate Votes John Lackey elected 1 874 54 8 William Long elected 2 722 45 2 Robert Graham 134 10 8 Jeremiah O Connell 52 4 2 Total formal votes 1 236 99 2 Informal votes 10 0 0 Turnout 1 246 27 4 b The by election was caused by the appointment of William Long and John Lackey to positions in the fourth Robertson ministry 22 1875 by election edit This section is an excerpt from 1875 Central Cumberland colonial by election Result edit 1875 Central Cumberland by electionMonday 28 June 23 Candidate Votes William Long elected 874 54 8 Andrew McCulloch 722 45 2 Total formal votes 1 596 100 0 Informal votes 0 0 0 Turnout 1 596 70 3 Joseph Wearne rsigned 23 1874 75 edit This section is an excerpt from Results of the 1874 75 New South Wales colonial election Central Cumberland edit 1874 75 New South Wales colonial election Central CumberlandFriday 8 January 1875 24 Candidate Votes John Lackey re elected 1 692 28 9 Joseph Wearne elected 2 624 26 0 Joseph O Connor 391 16 3 Andrew McCulloch 328 13 7 Charles Jeanneret 256 10 7 Nicholas Raven 99 4 1 Maurice Reynolds 8 0 3 Total formal votes 2 398 100 0 Informal votes 0 0 0 Turnout 2 398 55 1 1872 edit This section is an excerpt from Results of the 1872 New South Wales colonial election Central Cumberland edit 1872 New South Wales colonial election Central CumberlandThursday 22 February 25 Candidate Votes John Lackey re elected 1 762 42 2 John Hurley elected 2 573 31 7 Henry Zions 431 23 8 Frederick Birmingham 34 1 9 Total formal votes 8 100 0 Informal votes 1 808 0 0 Turnout 1 808 39 4 Elections in the 1860s edit 1869 70 edit This section is an excerpt from Results of the 1869 70 New South Wales colonial election Central Cumberland edit 1869 70 New South Wales colonial election Central CumberlandTuesday 28 December 1869 26 Candidate Votes John Lackey re elected 1 713 29 4 Edward Flood elected 2 629 25 9 William Campbell 616 25 4 James Jones 467 19 3 Total formal votes 2 425 100 0 Informal votes 0 0 0 Turnout 1 900 78 6 1868 by election edit This section is an excerpt from 1868 Central Cumberland colonial by election Result edit 1868 Central Cumberland by election Thursday 17 December 27 Candidate Votes Samuel Lyons elected 495 52 9 James Jones 440 47 1 Total formal votes 935 100 0 Informal votes 0 0 0 Turnout 935 43 3 Allan Macpherson resigned 27 1867 by election edit This section is an excerpt from 1867 Central Cumberland colonial by election Result edit 1867 Central Cumberland by electionThursday 27 June 28 Candidate Votes John Lackey elected 314 53 3 Robert Graham 53 46 7 Total formal votes 367 100 0 Informal votes 0 0 0 Turnout 367 18 1 The by election was caused by the resignation of John Hay who was then appointed to the Legislative Council 28 1864 65 edit This section is an excerpt from Results of the 1864 65 New South Wales colonial election Central Cumberland edit 1864 65 New South Wales colonial election Central CumberlandSaturday 26 November 1864 29 Candidate Votes John Hay re elected 1 584 33 6 Allan Macpherson re elected 2 549 31 6 John Laycock defeated 401 23 1 George Oakes 184 10 6 James Atkinson 19 1 1 Total formal votes 1 737 100 0 Informal votes 0 0 0 Turnout 1 737 38 8 1863 by election edit This section is an excerpt from 1863 Central Cumberland colonial by election Result edit 1863 Central Cumberland by electionSaturday 6 June 30 Candidate Votes Allan Macpherson elected 586 53 3 James Atkinson defeated 514 46 7 Total formal votes 1 100 100 0 Informal votes 0 0 0 Turnout 1 100 50 1 James Atkinson resigned due to insolvency and re contested the seat 30 1860 edit This section is an excerpt from Results of the 1860 New South Wales colonial election Central Cumberland edit 1860 New South Wales colonial election Central CumberlandSaturday 22 December 1860 31 Candidate Votes John Laycock re elected 1 346 25 2 James Atkinson re elected 2 335 24 4 David Bell 294 21 4 James Farnell 215 15 7 Allan Macpherson 184 13 4 Total formal votes 1 374 100 0 Informal votes 0 0 0 Turnout 1 374 36 6 James Farnell was the member for St Leonards and had already unsuccessfully contested Goldfields West Elections in the 1850s edit 1859 edit This section is an excerpt from Results of the 1859 New South Wales colonial election Central Cumberland edit 1859 New South Wales colonial election Central CumberlandThursday 23 June 32 Candidate Votes James Atkinson elected 1 389 35 1 John Laycock elected 2 358 32 3 John Lackey 343 30 9 John Beit 20 1 8 Total formal votes 1 110 100 0 Informal votes 0 0 0 Turnout 1 110 32 8Notes edit based on an electoral roll of 9 914 at the 1891 election 5 based on 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