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ministry came in and Innes found himself isolated. In March 1875 rather to the surprise of his former friends he joined this ministry as colonial treasurer, and held this position until July 1876. He then retired from the house of assembly, was elected to the legislative council in September 1877,
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Innes, an able man of moderate views, was an excellent treasurer. When he first took office the finances of the colony were in a very serious condition, and he carried a heavy burden during his five and a half years of office.
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and in 1880 was again made president of the council. He died at Launceston on 11 May 1882. In 1838, he married a Miss Sarah Elizabeth (‘Lysbeth’) Grey—the daughter of free settlers—who survived him with sons and daughters.
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On 4 November 1872, allying himself with some members he had previously opposed, Innes became premier and colonial secretary until 4 August 1873, when the
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and later took up farming. With the introduction of responsible government he was elected in September 1856 as the member for
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from 1 November 1862 to 20 January 1863. He had now become a member of the
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Innes again went to Tasmania in 1843 and was associated with the
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The son of Francis Innes, army officer, and his wife Prudence,
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Premier of Tasmania
James Milne Wilson
Alfred Kennerley
Edinburgh
Scotland
UK
Launceston
Tasmania
United Kingdom
Premier of Tasmania
Edinburgh
Kelso Grammar School
Kelso
Duke of Roxburghe
Tasmania
Penny Cyclopaedia
Hobart
Launceston
Morven
Tasmanian House of Assembly
William Weston
Francis Smith
Thomas Chapman
colonial secretary
Tasmanian Legislative Council
Alfred Kennerley


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