Members of the New South Wales Legislative Council, 1952–1955

This is a list of members of the New South Wales Legislative Council from 1952 to 1955. At this time the Council was not directly elected, but was chosen by a joint sitting of the New South Wales Parliament.

Name Party Years in office
Harold AhernLiberal1949–1973
Alexander AlamALP1925–1958, 1963–1973
Charles Anderson 5ALP1951–1953
Alexander ArmstrongCountry1952–1969
Thomas ArmstrongLiberal1935–1955
George BassettCountry1932–1964
Arthur BridgesLiberal1946–1968
Francis Buckley 7ALP1946–1954
Harry BuddCountry1946–1978
Cedric Cahill 7ALP1954–1973
Cyril CahillALP1949–1977
Hector ClaytonIndependent1937–1973
Donald CochraneALP1950–1964
Col ColborneALP1949–1973
Arthur ColvinLiberal1932–1955
James ConcannonALP1925–1958
William CoulterALP1947–1978
Chris DaltonALP1943–1970
Robert Day 6ALP1953–1967
William DicksonALP1925–1934, 1940–1966
Reg DowningALP1940–1972
Robert ErskineALP1949–1973
Otway FalkinerCountry1946–1978
Peter Fallon 3ALP1952–1956
Ernest Farrar 2Liberal1912–1952
John Ferguson 1ALP1945–1952
William Ferguson 5,6ALP1953
William Gibb 3ALP1931–1934, 1943–1952
Thomas GleesonALP1946–1975
Patrick Grace 1ALP1952–1964
James GravesALP1934–1961
Charles HackettALP1943–1964
Herbert HenleyCountry1937–1964
Henry HorneLiberal1917–1955
Reginald JacksonALP1950–1969
Sir Norman KaterCountry1923–1955
Jim KennyALP1948–1967
Robert KingALP1931–1960
Hugh Latimer 7Liberal1934–1955
Robert MahonyALP1921–1961
Jim MaloneyALP1941–1972
Sir Henry ManningLiberal1932–1958
Patrick McGirrALP1921–1955
Alan McNamaraALP1931–1934, 1937–1955
Gertrude Melville 2ALP1952–1959
Thomas MurrayIndependent1921–1958
William MurrayALP1952–1976
George Neilly 7ALP1954–1959
Ernest O'DeaALP1943–1967
Walter PadgenALP1946–1955
Thomas PlayfairLiberal1927–1966
Graham PrattenLiberal1937–1976
Gerald Rygate 4ALP1952–1960
Leicester SaddingtonLiberal1952–1962
Robert SavageALP1931–1934, 1943–1959
Leon SniderLiberal1943–1965
Ernest Sommerlad 4Country1932–1952
Frank SpicerCountry1925–1973
Thomas SteeleCountry1934–1961
John StewartALP1941–1957
Norman ThomALP1950–1978
Henry ThompsonLiberal1940–1964
William WalmsleyCountry1952–1964
John WeirALP1949–1973
Horace WhiddonLiberal1934–1955
Samuel WilliamsALP1943–1962
Robert WilsonCountry1949–1961
Ernest Gerard WrightALP1943–1973
1 Labor MLC John Ferguson resigned on 30 April 1952. Labor candidate Patrick Grace was elected to replace him on 4 September 1952.
2 Liberal MLC Ernest Farrar died on 16 June 1952. Labor candidate Gertrude Melville was elected to replace him on 10 September 1952.
3 Labor MLC William Gibb died on 8 August 1952. Labor candidate Peter Fallon was elected to replace him on 24 September 1952.
4 Country MLC Ernest Sommerlad died on 6 September 1952. Labor candidate Gerald Rygate was elected to replace him on 30 October 1952.
5 Labor MLC Charles Anderson resigned on 28 February 1953. Labor candidate William Ferguson was elected to replace him on 3 September 1953.
6 Labor MLC William Ferguson resigned on 18 September 1953. Labor candidate Robert Day was elected to replace him on 18 November 1953.
7 Liberal MLC Hugh Latimer died on 10 May 1954. Labor MLC Francis Buckley resigned on 30 June 1954. Labor candidates Cedric Cahill and George Neilly were elected to replace them on 14 September 1954.
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