Lieutenant-General Sir Herbert Charles Chermside, GCMG, CB (31 July 1850 – 24 September 1929) was a British Army officer who served as Governor of Queensland...
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Chermside may refer to: Herbert Chermside (1850–1929), British general and governor of Queensland, Australia Robert Alexander Chermside (1792–1860), British...
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her first husband's death, Reuter's sister Clementine married Sir Herbert Chermside, a former Governor of Queensland. She lived until 1941, when she left...
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0306 (Chermside State School (former))). In 1904, the district's name was changed to Chermside after the Governor of Queensland, Sir Herbert Chermside. Regular...
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married Count Otto Stenbock [sv], and after Stenbock's death, Sir Herbert Chermside, a governor of Queensland. The 2nd baron's brother George had two...
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Legislative Assembly in 1904 and Philp was called upon by Governor Sir Herbert Chermside to form a ministry, but could not secure sufficient support from among...
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Alexander Chermside, KH, FRCP (1792 – 8 September 1860) was a British physician. Chermside was born in Dublin, the son of surgeon Robert Alexander Chermside and...
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Anderson Dawson Robert Philp Preceded by Henry Wylie Norman Succeeded by Herbert Chermside Member of Parliament for St Pancras North In office July 1886 – 1890...
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Herbert Chermside, 1850–1929, later lieutenant-General Sir Herbert Chermside, Governor of Queensland, Australia (1901–07). As lieutenant Chermside, R. E...
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255 days Edward VII (1901–1910) 9 Lieutenant General the Honourable Sir Herbert Chermside GCMG, CB (1850–1929) 24 March 1902 10 October 1904 2 years and 201 days...
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