List of mayors of Richmond

This is a list of mayors and chairmen of the City of Richmond, a former local government area in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia and its precedents. It existed from 1855 until 1994 when it merged with the City of Collingwood and City of Fitzroy to form the new City of Yarra.

Council name

Name Established
Richmond Municipality24 April 1855
Richmond Town Council28 September 1872
Richmond City Council17 February 1882

Chairman (1856–1862)

# Chairman Term
1H Miller1856–1858
2P Johnson1858–1859
3G Coppin1859–1861
4J Russell1861–1862

Mayors (1862–1982)

# Mayor Term
6Philip Johnson1862–1863
7Hutton Oddy1863–1864
8Joseph Bosisto1864–1866
9Joseph Griffiths1866–1867
10Cornelius Stewart1867–1868
11Michael Egan1868–1869
12James Hosie1869–1870
13William Gleadell1870–1871
14William Wallace Shelley1871–1972
15Henry Farmer1872–1873
16Charles Smith1873–1875
17William Gleadell1875–1976
18Thomas Edward Weaver1877-1878
19J F Lancashire1879–1880
20Samuel Hartley Roberts1880–1881
21Samuel Vincent Winter1881–1882
22John A. B. Koch1882–1883
23John Adam1883–1884
24John C. Winn1884–1885
25John McRae1885–1886
26George Henry Bennett1886–1887
27W Davison1887–1888
28John Shanks Jenkins1888–1889
29Nathaniel Kingston1889–1890
30W Weatherill1890–1891
31W A Webb1891–1892
32George William Freeman1892–1893
33Charles J. Jago1893–1895
34Simeon Nathan1895–1896
35Patrick O'Connor1896–1897
36Edward White1897–1898
37J H Sheedy1898–1900
38Samuel J. Willis1900–1901
39Charles J. Jago1901–1902
40George R. Admans1902–1903
41Edwin Crawcour1903–1904
42George Laity1904–1905
43G F A Jones1905–1906
44Moses Alexander1906–1907
45George William Freeman1907–1909
46G F A Jones1909–1910
47David Lloyd Davies1910–1911
48Moses Alexander1911–1913
49George R. Admans1912–1913
50Gordon Webber1913–1915
51Arthur Frederick Fear1915–1917
52Harry Palling1917–1918
53Hector Jacob Barcelo1918–1920
54J H Robinson1920–1922
55Arthur Frederick Fear1922–1923
56M D Kennedy1923–1924
57Alfred C. Mitchell1924–1925
58Geoffrey Daniel O'Connell1925–1927
59D J Murphy1927–1928
60Bert Cremean1928–1929
61Richard Henry Lightfoot1929–1930
62Alfred C. Mitchell1930–1931
63Hugh Davine1931–1932
64Cornelius Anthony (Con) Loughnan1932–1933
65C Fitzgerald1933–1934
66W Williams1934–1935
67P F Donnelly1935–1936
68A E Huckerby1936–1937
69James Loughnan1937–1938
70Paul J. Carroll1938–1939
71Richard Henry Lightfoot1939–1940
72D L Murphy1940–1941
73Patrick Sheehy1941–1942
74Ernest Patrick (Ern) Boland1942–1943
75James Loughnan1943–1945
76D L Murphy1945–1946
77Paul J. Carroll1946–1947
78R S Jackson1947–1948
79W Williams1948–1949
80P V O'Connell1949–1950
81Tom Bolger1950–1951
82Patrick Sheehy1951–1952
83Gus Coloretti1952–1953
84W J Moran1953–1954
85F R McFarlane1954–1955
86J R Andrews1955–1956
87H E Tye1956–1957
88Jack O'Connell1957–1958
89David Langdon1958–1959
90A Bain1959–1960
91D Lewis1960–1961
92A Price1961–1962
93P O'Connell1962–1963
94James Loughnan1963–1964
95Jack O'Connell1964–1965
96C T McGrath1965–1966
97Maurice Costello1966–1967
98Tom Peluso, then C W Evans1967–1968
99A J Brown1968–1969
100David Langdon1969–1970
101D Lewis1970–1971
102F J Johnson1971–1972
103C A Evans1972–1973
104James Loughnan1973–1974
105Ernest Bastow1974–1975
106H E Fletcher1975–1976
107F R Smith1976–1977
108Charles Farquhar1977–1978
109Geoff O'Connell1978–1979
110F R Smith1979–1980
111Geoff O'Connell1980–1982

Commissioner (1982–1988)

In 1982, the Richmond council was sacked by the state government following a report which revealed allegations of electoral malpractice and fraud. The council was replaced by a state-appointed commissioner to administer the city in its stead until an elected council was restored in 1988.[1]

Commissioner Term
Alex Gillon1982–1988

Mayors (1988–1994)

# Mayor Term
112Malcolm Graham1988–1989
113Jack Softley1989–1990
114Maureen Breen1990–1991
115Sang Nguyen1991–1992
116Rosemary Mason1992–1993
117Maureen Breen1993–1994

City of Yarra mayors (from 1996)

See also

References

  1. Luke Slattery (8 April 1988). "Democracy returns to Richmond". The Age. Melbourne, VIC. p. 11.
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