Dictionary of Sydney
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The Dictionary of Sydney was archived in 2021.

Politics

Subject
Federal Council for the Advancement of Aborigines and Torres Strait Islanders
Ley, Thomas John
Socialist Opposition to World War I
Sutherland, John
Day of Mourning 1938
Australian Federation of Employers and Industries
Australian Labor Party
Federal Council for the Advancement of Aborigines and Torres Strait Islanders
Industrial Workers of the World
McDermott, Lawrence Emmet
Abbott, Robert Palmer
Abbott, Tony
Alam, Alexander
Allen, George Wigram
Ardill, George Edward (1889-1964)
Arena, Franca
Arthur, Richard
Ashford, William
Ashton, James
Askin, Robert
Baldwin, Peter
Ball, RT
Barton, Edmund
Barwick, Garfield
Bavin, Thomas
Berejiklian, Gladys
Black, George Mure
Bland, William
Blaxland, John (1769-1845)
Booth, John
Bowker, Richard
Braund, Frederick
Brereton, Laurence John (Laurie)
Broadhurst, Edward
Brogden, John
Broughton, Thomas Stafford
Brown, Stephen Campbell
Bruce, Stanley
Bull, Nathaniel George
Burdekin, Sydney
Burns, James
Burns, John Fitzgerald
Burton, William Westbrooke
Byrnes, James
Cahill, JJ
Calwell, Arthur
Campbell, John Thomas
Campbell, Robert
Carmichael, Ambrose Campbell
Carr, Bob
Carruthers, Joseph
Chifley, Ben
Church, Walter
Clyne, Daniel
Coghlan, Cecil Aubrey Francis
Cohen, Ian
Cohen, John J
Cole, Stanley Llewellyn
Combes, Edward
Cook, Joseph
Cooper, Daniel
Copeland, Henry
Cotsis, Sophie
Cotton, Frank
Cowper, Charles
Coxen, Charles
Creed, John Mildred
Crick, Paddy
Currey, William
Dacey, John Rowland
Dalley, William Bede
Dangar, Henry Carey
Darby, Douglas
Darvall, John Bayley
Davis, William Lovel
Deakin, Alfred
Deniehy, Daniel
Dibbs, George
Driver, Richard junior
Eagar, Geoffrey
Egan, Daniel
Ellis, Bob
Evatt, Herbert Vere 'Doc'
Fahey, John
Farleigh, John Gibson
Farnell, James Squire
Firth, Verity
Fisher, Andrew
Fitzgerald, John Daniel
Fitzgerald, Robert
Flood, Edward
Flowers, Fred
Foley, Horace John
Forster, Henry William
Forsyth, Archibald
Foster, William John
Fowler, Lillian
Fowler, Robert
Fraser, Malcolm
Fremlin, Alfred
Fuller, George Warburton
Garland, John
Garrett, Peter
George, Jennie
Gillard, Julia
Goldstein, Hyman
Goldstein, Vida Jane
Gordon, Samuel Deane
Gosling, Mark
Graham, James
Grant, Donald McLennan (Don)
Grant, James McPherson
Gray, Samuel
Greiner, Nick
Griffith, Arthur
Harris, John
Harris, Matthew
Hatzistergos, John
Hay, John
Hayden, Bill
Haynes, John
Healey, Richard
Heffron, RJ
Hill, George
Hill, Richard
Hills, Patrick Darcy
Hogue, James Alexander
Holden, George Kenyon
Holden, John Rose
Holman, William Arthur
Holt, Harold
Howard, John
Howie, Archibald
Hughes, Thomas
Hughes, William Morris (Billy)
Iemma, Morris
Innes, Joseph George Long
Irving, Clark
Ives, Isaac Ellis
Jackson, Joseph
Jeanneret, Charles
Jeffreys, Arthur
Jensen, Henry Frederick
Josephson, Joshua Frey
Kaldis, Takis (Jim)
Kavanagh, Edward John
Keating, Paul
Keegan, Thomas
Kelly, Tony
Kemp, Charles (1813-1864)
Keneally, Kristina
Knowles, Craig
Knox, Edward
Lang, Jack
Lang, John Dunmore
Latham, Mark
Levy, Daniel
Lewis, Thomas Lancelot
Ley, Thomas John
Lloyd, George Alfred
Lucas, John
Lyons, Joseph
MacLaurin, Henry Normand
Macarthur, James
Macintosh, John
Mack, Ted
Macleay, William John
Maloney, James J
Manning, William Montagu
Martin, James 1820-1886
McElhone, John
McKell, William John
McMahon, William
Menzies, Robert
Metherell, Terry
Michie, Archibald
Moore, Charles 1820-1895
Moore, Clover
Moselmane, Shaoquett
Moxham, Thomas Robert
Murphy, Lionel Keith
Mutch, Thomas
Neale, James Henry
Newman, John
Nichols, George Robert
Nicholson, Charles
Nile, Fred
O'Dea, Ernest Charles
Oakes, George
Oatley, James (jnr)
Owen, Robert
Oxley, John Norton
Parker, Henry Watson
Parkes, Henry
Parkes, Varney
Parkhill, Archdale
Peden, John
Perry, Barbara
Playfair, Thomas
Plunkett, John Hubert
Pye, James
Quinn, Patrick
Quirk, Mary Lilly May
Refshauge, Andrew
Reid, George Houston
Ridgeway, Aden Derek
Riley, Alban Joseph
Ritchie, Robert Adam
Roberts, Charles James
Robertson, John
Robey, Ralph Mayer
Rudd, Kevin
Russell, Bourn
Salomons, Julian
Samios, Jim
Samuel, Saul
Sartor, Frank
Scott, Alexander Walker
Sheahan, Terry
Sheahan, William
Simpson, George Bowen
Smith, Arthur Bruce
Smith, Robert Burdett
Souris, George
Speer, William
Spooner, Eric
Stephen, Alfred
Stevens, Bertram
Stewart, Frederick
Stokes, Patrick Vincent
Stuart, Alexander
Sutherland, John
Suttor, Francis Bathurst
Tebbutt, Carmel
Thornton, George
Tsang, Henry
Tunks, William
Unsworth, Barrie
Wade, Charles
Walder, Sam
Walker, Frank 1942-2012
Walker, William
Ward, Edward John
Watson, Chris
Wentworth, William Charles
White, Ernest
Whitlam, Gough
Wilshire, James Robert
Wran, Neville
Young, John
'Henry Parkes, Esq, carried in triumph to the Empire office' 1854
A Gas Attack, February 1916
A Grave and Burning Question - Dr Creed's NSW Cremation Bill 1886
A Quiet Meeting: or how Ministerial Explanations are listened to in NS Wales 1866
Alderman Lawrence Emmet McDermott 1960s
Australia's only woman Mayor 1938
Australian Prime Minister Paul Keating giving speech at the launch of the United Nations' International Year of the World's Indigenous People, Redfern Park 10 December 1992
Charles Cowper's Ministry, 1859
Executive Council of NSW, 1856
Former Sydney Lord Mayor Harry Jensen, drawn 2013
Former Sydney Lord Mayor, Leo Port, drawn 2013
Free Speech - and Plenty: Sunday Afternoon in the Sydney Domain March 1939
From council chamber to kitchen 1938
George Wigram Allen c1880
Henry Parkes c1860
Henry Parkes c1866
Hon W A Holman (Premier NSW) Adelaide May 1916
Jack Mundey, candidate for Canterbury in the NSW State elections, speaking in Campsie shopping centre on a Saturday morning 17 February 1968
Lord Sydney before Botany Bay, 14 July 1784
Portrait of John Lucas MLA 1896
Portrait of Sir Henry Parkes 13 January 1854
Portrait of Sir Henry Parkes, NSW Federation leader 1880s
Portrait of TJ Ley 1925
Punch in Parliament, Friday morning, 10 January 1868
Sir Henry Parkes 1896
Sir Henry Parkes and Ministry, 1878-1880
Sir Henry Parkes as a young man
Sir Henry Parkes at Faulconbridge c1885
Sir Henry Parkes c1892
Sir Henry Parkes with his ministry & their wives at Hampton Villa, Balmain c1890
Sir Henry Parkes, and his third wife Julia, 1895
Sir Henry Parkes, c1860
Socialist Labor Party speaker surrounded by listeners at the Domain 1973
William Charles Wentworth 1861-2
William Charles Wentworth c1848