APPENDIX A.

The full names of the gentlemen who voted in this division list are appended herewith::

AYES.

The Colonial Secretary-Hon. [afterwards Dr. John Dobie.
Sir] Edward Deas-Thomson.

The Attorney-General-Hon. John Hubert

Plunkett.

The Colonial Treasurer-Hon. Campbell
Drummond Riddell.

The Solicitor-General-Hon. [afterwards
Sir] William Montagu Manning.

Mr. Robert Fitzgerald.
Mr. George Robert Nichols.
Mr. Edward Flood.

Mr. George Bowman.
Mr. William Bowman.

Mr. Edward Broadhurst.

The Auditor-General-Francis Lewis Shaw Mr. Robert Campbell.

Merewether.

The Collector of Customs-Lieut-Col. John
George Nathaniel Gibbes.

Chief Commissioner Crown Lands-George
Barney.

Mr. Thomas Barker.

Mr. [afterwards Sir] George Macleay.

Mr. Arthur Jeffreys.

Mr. William Bradley.

The Postmaster-General-Major William Mr. [afterwards Sir] Henry Watson Parker. Harvie Christie.

Capt. William John Dumaresq. Inspector-General of Police-Captain Wil- Mr. Charles Wray Finch.

liam Colburn Mayne.

Mr. James Macarthur.

Captain [afterwards Rear-Admiral] Phillip
Parker King.

Mr. [afterwards Sir] William Macarthur.

Mr. William Charles Wentworth.
Mr. Edward Cox.

Mr. George Allen.

Dr. Henry Grattan Douglass.

Tellers,

Mr. [afterwards Sir] James Martin.
Mr. Augustus Morris.

Mr. Alexander Berry and Mr. Matthew Henry Marsh took part in the debate, but did not vote in the division.

The only one known to be now surviving is Mr. F. L. S. Merewether, who is at present in London.

Public Library of New South Wales,

2nd March, 1896.

H.C.L.A.

APPENDIX B.

LIST of Members of the Legislative Council in 1853 during the debate on the
Constitution Bill.

Parker, Henry Watson [afterwards Sir].. Chairman of Committees Nominee.

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