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Samuel Griffith (congressman) | The Right Honourable | GCMG | | Premier of Queensland | 13 November | 1883 | 13 June | 1888 | Alfred Deakin | Sir Thomas McIlwraith | Sir Thomas McIlwraith | 12 August | 1890 | 27 March | 1893 | Boyd Morehead | Sir Thomas McIlwraith | Chief Justice of Australia | October 5 | 1903 | 17 October | 1919 | Sir Adrian Knox | Merthyr Tydfil | Wales | UK | Brisbane | Queensland | Australia | GCMG | 21 June | 1845 | 9 August | 1920 | Australian | Premier of Queensland | Chief Justice | Constitution of Australia | Merthyr Tydfil | Wales | Congregational | England | Queensland | Ipswich | Sydney | Maitland | Brisbane | University of Sydney | B.A. | Arthur Macalister | T. S. Mort | Italy | Dante | Brisbane | called to the bar | M.A. | Queensland Legislative Assembly | Sir Thomas McIlwraith | Kanaka | British New Guinea | Sir William MacGregor | Knight Commander of the Order of St Michael and St George | William Lane | Griffilwraith | Queensland Legislative Council | Federation of Australia | James Service | Victorian | London | 1891 Sydney Constitutional Convention | | | 13 March | 1893 | Supreme Court of Queensland | 4 October | 1903 | Sir Robert Garran | Queensland | Western Australia | Papua New Guinea | Tasmania | Nigeria | High Court of Australia | 9 August | 1920 | University of Sydney | Griffith University | suburb | Griffith | Canberra | division of Griffith | Samuel Griffith Society | conservative | states' rights | Richard Godfrey Rivers | Judiciary of Australia | List of Judges of the Supreme Court of Queensland | ISBN 094733601X | Dictionary of Australian Biography | Australian Dictionary of Biography | MUP | public domain | Dictionary of Australian Biography | Sir Thomas McIlwraith | Premier of Queensland | Sir Thomas McIlwraith | Boyd Morehead | Premier of Queensland | Sir Thomas McIlwraith | Chief Justice of Australia | Sir Adrian Knox | Charles Lilley | Supreme Court of Queensland | Pope Alexander Cooper | v | d | Premiers of Queensland | Herbert | Macalister | Mackenzie | Lilley | Palmer | Thorn | Douglas | McIlwraith | Morehead | Nelson | Byrnes | Dickson | Dawson | Philp | Morgan | Kidston | Denham | Ryan | Theodore | Gillies | McCormack | Moore | Forgan Smith | F Cooper | Hanlon | Gair | Nicklin | Pizzey | Chalk | Bjelke-Petersen | Ahern | R Cooper | Goss | Borbidge | Beattie | Bligh | | v | d | Justices of the High Court of Australia | Chief Justices of Australia | Knox | Isaacs | Gavan Duffy | Latham | Dixon | Barwick | Gibbs | Mason | Brennan | Gleeson | French | Puisne | Barton | O'Connor | Higgins | Powers | Piddington | Rich | Starke | Evatt | McTiernan | Williams | Webb | Fullagar | Kitto | Taylor | Menzies | Windeyer | Owen | Walsh | Stephen | Jacobs | Murphy | Aickin | Wilson | Deane | Dawson | Toohey | Gaudron | McHugh | Gummow | Kirby | Hayne | Callinan | Heydon | Crennan | Kiefel | Categories | Premiers of Queensland | Justices of the High Court of Australia | Judges of the Supreme Court of Queensland | 1845 births | 1920 deaths | Australian federationists | Welsh Congregationalists | Australian judges | Knights Grand Cross of the Order of St Michael and St George | Welsh politicians |