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  1. Sir Edmund Barton’s death on 7 January 1920 ended one of the most distinguished and significant careers of any Australian in public life, spanning state and federal parliamentary service, over 16 years on the inaugural High Court bench and a leading role ushering in Australia’s Federation. Upon hearing of Barton’s passing, Prime Minister ...

  2. 11 de out. de 2022 · The Rt Hon Sir Edmund Barton, KC, GCMG. Born in Glebe (New South Wales), Edmund (Toby) Barton entered colonial politics in 1877, after a successful career at the Bar. A member, at different times, of both houses of the New South Wales Parliament, he served as Speaker of the Legislative Assembly (1883–87), Attorney-General (1889 and 1891–93 ...

  3. Edmund Barton, GCMG, QC (Glebe, Nueva Gales del Sur, 18 de enero de 1849-Medlow Bath, Nueva Gales del Sur, 7 de enero de 1920) fue un político y juez australiano. Fue primer ministro de su país y miembro fundador de su Corte Suprema. Es recordado por su cita «Por primera vez, tenemos una nación para un continente, y un continente para una ...

  4. Edmund Barton (1849-1920) had one of the most distinguished and significant careers of any Australian in public life. He served in both the NSW and federal parliaments and spent over 16 years on the inaugural High Court bench.1 However, his role as a key architect of Federation is arguably his most significant of all.

  5. Edmund Barton (1849–1920) Australia's first prime minister; drafter of the constitution. Barton was born and brought up in Sydney. Since he was a good student, he went on to secondary school and to university. He became a lawyer, but he did not make much money. He was rather lazy and enjoyed eating and drinking.

  6. Lord Hopetoun became the 1st governor-general and Edmund Barton the 1st prime minister. Both were sworn in at the ceremony inaugurating the Commonwealth of Australia. 29 Mar 1901: 1st federal election. Voters elected 75 members to the House of Representatives. Voters in the 6 states elected 36 representatives to the 1st Senate.

  7. Edmund Barton was an Australian politician and judge who played a critical role in shaping the nation's early history. He was born on January 18, 1849, in Glebe, New South Wales, Australia, to William Barton and Mary Louise Barton. Growing up in a privileged family, he received a high-quality education that laid the foundation for his future ...