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Australian politician (1912–1999)
Sir Charles Gray Wanstall (17 February 1912 – 17 October 1999) was a member of the Queensland Legislative Assembly. He was also the Chief Justice of Queensland
Charles_Wanstall
Surname list
Wanstall is a surname. Notable people with the surname include: Charles Wanstall (1912–1999), Australian politician and judge Douglas Wanstall (1899–1974)
Wanstall
Australian judge, administrator and governor
February 1982 – 7 July 1985 Premier Sir Joh Bjelke-Petersen Preceded by Charles Wanstall Succeeded by Dormer Andrews Personal details Born 4 March 1921 Burringbar
Walter_Campbell_(judge)
Australian High Court Judge, President of post WW2 Tokyo War Trials
Neal Macrossan Sir Alan Mansfield William Mack Sir Mostyn Hanger Sir Charles Wanstall Sir Walter Campbell Sir Dormer Andrews John Murtagh Macrossan Paul
William_Webb_(judge)
Australian judge (born 1954)
Neal Macrossan Sir Alan Mansfield William Mack Sir Mostyn Hanger Sir Charles Wanstall Sir Walter Campbell Sir Dormer Andrews John Murtagh Macrossan Paul
Susan_Kiefel
Neal Macrossan Sir Alan Mansfield William Mack Sir Mostyn Hanger Sir Charles Wanstall Sir Walter Campbell Sir Dormer Andrews John Murtagh Macrossan Paul
John Murtagh Macrossan (judge)
John_Murtagh_Macrossan_(judge)
Australian judge
Neal Macrossan Sir Alan Mansfield William Mack Sir Mostyn Hanger Sir Charles Wanstall Sir Walter Campbell Sir Dormer Andrews John Murtagh Macrossan Paul
Catherine_Holmes
Neal Macrossan Sir Alan Mansfield William Mack Sir Mostyn Hanger Sir Charles Wanstall Sir Walter Campbell Sir Dormer Andrews John Murtagh Macrossan Paul
John_Laskey_Woolcock
Australian lawyer
Neal Macrossan Sir Alan Mansfield William Mack Sir Mostyn Hanger Sir Charles Wanstall Sir Walter Campbell Sir Dormer Andrews John Murtagh Macrossan Paul
Martin_Daubney_(judge)
Australian judge
Neal Macrossan Sir Alan Mansfield William Mack Sir Mostyn Hanger Sir Charles Wanstall Sir Walter Campbell Sir Dormer Andrews John Murtagh Macrossan Paul
Walter_Sofronoff
Australian judge (1881–1925)
Neal Macrossan Sir Alan Mansfield William Mack Sir Mostyn Hanger Sir Charles Wanstall Sir Walter Campbell Sir Dormer Andrews John Murtagh Macrossan Paul
Thomas_McCawley
Highest court in the state of Queensland, Australia
Neal Macrossan Sir Alan Mansfield William Mack Sir Mostyn Hanger Sir Charles Wanstall Sir Walter Campbell Sir Dormer Andrews John Murtagh Macrossan Paul
Supreme_Court_of_Queensland
Australian judge
Neal Macrossan Sir Alan Mansfield William Mack Sir Mostyn Hanger Sir Charles Wanstall Sir Walter Campbell Sir Dormer Andrews John Murtagh Macrossan Paul
David_Thomas_(judge)
Governor of Queensland from 2014 to 2021
Neal Macrossan Sir Alan Mansfield William Mack Sir Mostyn Hanger Sir Charles Wanstall Sir Walter Campbell Sir Dormer Andrews John Murtagh Macrossan Paul
Paul_de_Jersey
Australian judge (1819–1895)
Neal Macrossan Sir Alan Mansfield William Mack Sir Mostyn Hanger Sir Charles Wanstall Sir Walter Campbell Sir Dormer Andrews John Murtagh Macrossan Paul
James_Cockle
Australian lawyer and judge
Neal Macrossan Sir Alan Mansfield William Mack Sir Mostyn Hanger Sir Charles Wanstall Sir Walter Campbell Sir Dormer Andrews John Murtagh Macrossan Paul
Neal_Macrossan
Former Justice of the Supreme Court of Queensland
Neal Macrossan Sir Alan Mansfield William Mack Sir Mostyn Hanger Sir Charles Wanstall Sir Walter Campbell Sir Dormer Andrews John Murtagh Macrossan Paul
Russell_Skerman
Australian politician
Sir Charles Lilley (27 August 1827 – 20 August 1897) was a Premier and Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of Queensland. He had a significant influence
Charles_Lilley
Australian judge
Neal Macrossan Sir Alan Mansfield William Mack Sir Mostyn Hanger Sir Charles Wanstall Sir Walter Campbell Sir Dormer Andrews John Murtagh Macrossan Paul
David_Boddice
Mostyn Hanger 13 May 1971 – 18 July 1977 Retired 11 August 1980 Sir Charles Wanstall 19 July 1977 – 17 February 1982 Retired 17 October 1999 Sir Walter
Chief_Justice_of_Queensland
Australian judge (born 1943)
Neal Macrossan Sir Alan Mansfield William Mack Sir Mostyn Hanger Sir Charles Wanstall Sir Walter Campbell Sir Dormer Andrews John Murtagh Macrossan Paul
Margaret_White_(judge)
Australian judge
Neal Macrossan Sir Alan Mansfield William Mack Sir Mostyn Hanger Sir Charles Wanstall Sir Walter Campbell Sir Dormer Andrews John Murtagh Macrossan Paul
Robert_Gotterson
Australian judge (1921–1999)
Neal Macrossan Sir Alan Mansfield William Mack Sir Mostyn Hanger Sir Charles Wanstall Sir Walter Campbell Sir Dormer Andrews John Murtagh Macrossan Paul
Edward Williams (Queensland judge)
Edward_Williams_(Queensland_judge)
Australian barrister and judge
Neal Macrossan Sir Alan Mansfield William Mack Sir Mostyn Hanger Sir Charles Wanstall Sir Walter Campbell Sir Dormer Andrews John Murtagh Macrossan Paul
Alan_Mansfield
Australian judge
Neal Macrossan Sir Alan Mansfield William Mack Sir Mostyn Hanger Sir Charles Wanstall Sir Walter Campbell Sir Dormer Andrews John Murtagh Macrossan Paul
Tony_Fitzgerald
Australian politician and judge
Neal Macrossan Sir Alan Mansfield William Mack Sir Mostyn Hanger Sir Charles Wanstall Sir Walter Campbell Sir Dormer Andrews John Murtagh Macrossan Paul
Peter_Connolly_(judge)
Australian judge
Justice Mullins was Acting Governor of Queensland during the visit of King Charles III to Canberra and Sydney. "The Honourable Justice Debra Mullins". Supreme
Debra_Mullins
Australian judge
Neal Macrossan Sir Alan Mansfield William Mack Sir Mostyn Hanger Sir Charles Wanstall Sir Walter Campbell Sir Dormer Andrews John Murtagh Macrossan Paul
Harry_Gibbs
Australian judge
Neal Macrossan Sir Alan Mansfield William Mack Sir Mostyn Hanger Sir Charles Wanstall Sir Walter Campbell Sir Dormer Andrews John Murtagh Macrossan Paul
Soraya_Ryan
Australian judge
Neal Macrossan Sir Alan Mansfield William Mack Sir Mostyn Hanger Sir Charles Wanstall Sir Walter Campbell Sir Dormer Andrews John Murtagh Macrossan Paul
Jean_Dalton
Former Judge of the Supreme Court of Queensland
Neal Macrossan Sir Alan Mansfield William Mack Sir Mostyn Hanger Sir Charles Wanstall Sir Walter Campbell Sir Dormer Andrews John Murtagh Macrossan Paul
John_Byrne_(judge)
Australian politician
Neal Macrossan Sir Alan Mansfield William Mack Sir Mostyn Hanger Sir Charles Wanstall Sir Walter Campbell Sir Dormer Andrews John Murtagh Macrossan Paul
Pope_Alexander_Cooper
Australian judge and politician (1845–1920)
wished the Constitution to give more space to such appeals, Barton, with Charles Kingston and Alfred Deakin, wanted them left restricted. Griffith privately
Samuel_Griffith
Australian judge (1941–2021)
Neal Macrossan Sir Alan Mansfield William Mack Sir Mostyn Hanger Sir Charles Wanstall Sir Walter Campbell Sir Dormer Andrews John Murtagh Macrossan Paul
Angelo_Vasta
Australian judge (born 1954)
Neal Macrossan Sir Alan Mansfield William Mack Sir Mostyn Hanger Sir Charles Wanstall Sir Walter Campbell Sir Dormer Andrews John Murtagh Macrossan Paul
Philip_McMurdo
Australian judge
Neal Macrossan Sir Alan Mansfield William Mack Sir Mostyn Hanger Sir Charles Wanstall Sir Walter Campbell Sir Dormer Andrews John Murtagh Macrossan Paul
Thomas O'Hagan (Australian judge)
Thomas_O'Hagan_(Australian_judge)
Australian politician
Charles Stuart Mein (14 June 1841 – 30 June 1890) was a politician and judge of the Supreme Court of Queensland. Mein was born in Maitland, New South
Charles_Mein
Australian judge
Neal Macrossan Sir Alan Mansfield William Mack Sir Mostyn Hanger Sir Charles Wanstall Sir Walter Campbell Sir Dormer Andrews John Murtagh Macrossan Paul
John_Dowsett
Australian judge
Neal Macrossan Sir Alan Mansfield William Mack Sir Mostyn Hanger Sir Charles Wanstall Sir Walter Campbell Sir Dormer Andrews John Murtagh Macrossan Paul
Ann_Lyons_(judge)
Australian judge
Neal Macrossan Sir Alan Mansfield William Mack Sir Mostyn Hanger Sir Charles Wanstall Sir Walter Campbell Sir Dormer Andrews John Murtagh Macrossan Paul
Peter_Applegarth
Australian judge
Neal Macrossan Sir Alan Mansfield William Mack Sir Mostyn Hanger Sir Charles Wanstall Sir Walter Campbell Sir Dormer Andrews John Murtagh Macrossan Paul
James_Henry_(judge)
Australian judge
Neal Macrossan Sir Alan Mansfield William Mack Sir Mostyn Hanger Sir Charles Wanstall Sir Walter Campbell Sir Dormer Andrews John Murtagh Macrossan Paul
Margaret_Wilson_(judge)
Australian judge (1919–2004)
Neal Macrossan Sir Alan Mansfield William Mack Sir Mostyn Hanger Sir Charles Wanstall Sir Walter Campbell Sir Dormer Andrews John Murtagh Macrossan Paul
Dormer_Andrews
Australian politician, Supreme Court judge
Neal Macrossan Sir Alan Mansfield William Mack Sir Mostyn Hanger Sir Charles Wanstall Sir Walter Campbell Sir Dormer Andrews John Murtagh Macrossan Paul
Frank_Brennan_(judge)
Australian judge
Neal Macrossan Sir Alan Mansfield William Mack Sir Mostyn Hanger Sir Charles Wanstall Sir Walter Campbell Sir Dormer Andrews John Murtagh Macrossan Paul
Hugh Fraser (Australian judge)
Hugh_Fraser_(Australian_judge)
Australian politician
his income and acquired some journalistic experience as a colleague of Charles Dickens, on the Morning Chronicle. Suffering poor health, Lutwyche decided
Alfred_Lutwyche
Australian judge
Neal Macrossan Sir Alan Mansfield William Mack Sir Mostyn Hanger Sir Charles Wanstall Sir Walter Campbell Sir Dormer Andrews John Murtagh Macrossan Paul
Alan_Wilson_(judge)
Australian judge (born 1956)
Neal Macrossan Sir Alan Mansfield William Mack Sir Mostyn Hanger Sir Charles Wanstall Sir Walter Campbell Sir Dormer Andrews John Murtagh Macrossan Paul
Tim_Carmody
Australian judge
Neal Macrossan Sir Alan Mansfield William Mack Sir Mostyn Hanger Sir Charles Wanstall Sir Walter Campbell Sir Dormer Andrews John Murtagh Macrossan Paul
Roslyn_Atkinson
Australian judge
Prosecutor for the Central District of Queensland and, on the death of Justice Charles Mein in 1890, a Puisne Judge. In 1903 when Pope Cooper was appointed Chief
Patrick_Real
Neal Macrossan Sir Alan Mansfield William Mack Sir Mostyn Hanger Sir Charles Wanstall Sir Walter Campbell Sir Dormer Andrews John Murtagh Macrossan Paul
James_Douglas_(judge)
Australian politician
the Robert Mackenzie Ministry from August 1867 to November 1868; in the Charles Lilley Government from November 1869 to May 1870; and in the first Thomas
Ratcliffe_Pring
Australian judge (1908–1980)
office 12 May 1971 – July 1977 Preceded by William Mack Succeeded by Charles Wanstall Administrator of Queensland In office 9 March 1972 – 21 March 1972
Mostyn_Hanger
Neal Macrossan Sir Alan Mansfield William Mack Sir Mostyn Hanger Sir Charles Wanstall Sir Walter Campbell Sir Dormer Andrews John Murtagh Macrossan Paul
Martin_Moynihan_(judge)
Barrister and judge in Queensland, Australia
Neal Macrossan Sir Alan Mansfield William Mack Sir Mostyn Hanger Sir Charles Wanstall Sir Walter Campbell Sir Dormer Andrews John Murtagh Macrossan Paul
William_Mack_(judge)
Neal Macrossan Sir Alan Mansfield William Mack Sir Mostyn Hanger Sir Charles Wanstall Sir Walter Campbell Sir Dormer Andrews John Murtagh Macrossan Paul
John_Muir_(judge)
Queensland Judges of the Court of Appeal Judges Pope Cooper, Patrick Real and Charles Chubb were compulsorily retired as a result of the Judges Retirement Act
List of judges of the Supreme Court of Queensland
List_of_judges_of_the_Supreme_Court_of_Queensland
Australian judge
Neal Macrossan Sir Alan Mansfield William Mack Sir Mostyn Hanger Sir Charles Wanstall Sir Walter Campbell Sir Dormer Andrews John Murtagh Macrossan Paul
Bruce_McPherson_(judge)
Australian judge (1797–1865)
Milford married Eliza Butler. Their family included Major General Sussex Charles Milford (1825 – 1 April 1892) Herman George Milford (17 March 1830 – 15
Samuel_Milford
Australian judge
Neal Macrossan Sir Alan Mansfield William Mack Sir Mostyn Hanger Sir Charles Wanstall Sir Walter Campbell Sir Dormer Andrews John Murtagh Macrossan Paul
Henry_George_Fryberg
Australian judge (1868–1944)
Neal Macrossan Sir Alan Mansfield William Mack Sir Mostyn Hanger Sir Charles Wanstall Sir Walter Campbell Sir Dormer Andrews John Murtagh Macrossan Paul
Lionel_Lukin_(judge)
Australian judge
Neal Macrossan Sir Alan Mansfield William Mack Sir Mostyn Hanger Sir Charles Wanstall Sir Walter Campbell Sir Dormer Andrews John Murtagh Macrossan Paul
James_Burrows_Thomas
Australian judge (1845–1930)
Charles Edward Chubb (17 May 1845 – 27 February 1930) was a judge in the Supreme Court of Queensland, Australia. He was also a Member of the Queensland
Charles_E._Chubb
Australian judge
Neal Macrossan Sir Alan Mansfield William Mack Sir Mostyn Hanger Sir Charles Wanstall Sir Walter Campbell Sir Dormer Andrews John Murtagh Macrossan Paul
David_North_(judge)
Australian politician and judge
Neal Macrossan Sir Alan Mansfield William Mack Sir Mostyn Hanger Sir Charles Wanstall Sir Walter Campbell Sir Dormer Andrews John Murtagh Macrossan Paul
Graham_Hart
Australian judge
Neal Macrossan Sir Alan Mansfield William Mack Sir Mostyn Hanger Sir Charles Wanstall Sir Walter Campbell Sir Dormer Andrews John Murtagh Macrossan Paul
Anthe_Philippides
Australian politician (1905–1990)
Succeeded by Gordon Chalk In office 9 July 1949 – 12 August 1954 Deputy Charles Wanstall (1949–1950) Kenneth Morris (1950–1954) Preceded by Position established
Thomas_Hiley
Australian politician, lawyer and judge
Neal Macrossan Sir Alan Mansfield William Mack Sir Mostyn Hanger Sir Charles Wanstall Sir Walter Campbell Sir Dormer Andrews John Murtagh Macrossan Paul
James Blair (Australian judge)
James_Blair_(Australian_judge)
Australian judge
Neal Macrossan Sir Alan Mansfield William Mack Sir Mostyn Hanger Sir Charles Wanstall Sir Walter Campbell Sir Dormer Andrews John Murtagh Macrossan Paul
Duncan_McMeekin
Australian politician
the 1950 Queensland state election, replacing the retiring member, Charles Wanstall. He held the seat until 1966 when he retired from politics to allow
Alan_Munro_(politician)
Australian politician (1888–1962)
April 1938 – 15 April 1944 Preceded by James Maxwell Succeeded by Charles Wanstall Personal details Born Harry Massey 1888 Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
Harry_Massey
Australian judge
Neal Macrossan Sir Alan Mansfield William Mack Sir Mostyn Hanger Sir Charles Wanstall Sir Walter Campbell Sir Dormer Andrews John Murtagh Macrossan Paul
Glenn_Martin_(judge)
Australian judge
Neal Macrossan Sir Alan Mansfield William Mack Sir Mostyn Hanger Sir Charles Wanstall Sir Walter Campbell Sir Dormer Andrews John Murtagh Macrossan Paul
Roslyn_Philp
Queensland, Australia, district election results
Harry Massey United Australia 1938–1944 Charles Wanstall QPP 1944–1950 Alan Munro Liberal 1950–1966 Charles Porter Liberal 1966–1980 Ian Prentice Liberal
Electoral results for the district of Toowong
Electoral_results_for_the_district_of_Toowong
Public, secondary school in Gympie, Queensland, Australia
Futsal and Volleyball) Mostyn Hanger, Chief Justice of Queensland Charles Wanstall, politician and Chief Justice of Queensland "Gympie State High School
Gympie_State_High_School
Australian judge (1881–1940)
Neal Macrossan Sir Alan Mansfield William Mack Sir Mostyn Hanger Sir Charles Wanstall Sir Walter Campbell Sir Dormer Andrews John Murtagh Macrossan Paul
Hugh_Denis_Macrossan
Australian judge
Neal Macrossan Sir Alan Mansfield William Mack Sir Mostyn Hanger Sir Charles Wanstall Sir Walter Campbell Sir Dormer Andrews John Murtagh Macrossan Paul
Stanley_Jones_(judge)
Northern Ireland. Francisco Uva, 95, Portuguese Olympic fencer (1952). Charles Wanstall, 87, Australian politician. Franz Peter Wirth, 80, German film director
Deaths_in_October_1999
Australian judge
Neal Macrossan Sir Alan Mansfield William Mack Sir Mostyn Hanger Sir Charles Wanstall Sir Walter Campbell Sir Dormer Andrews John Murtagh Macrossan Paul
David_Jackson_(judge)
Australian judge (1922–1993)
Neal Macrossan Sir Alan Mansfield William Mack Sir Mostyn Hanger Sir Charles Wanstall Sir Walter Campbell Sir Dormer Andrews John Murtagh Macrossan Paul
George_Kneipp
Australian judge
Neal Macrossan Sir Alan Mansfield William Mack Sir Mostyn Hanger Sir Charles Wanstall Sir Walter Campbell Sir Dormer Andrews John Murtagh Macrossan Paul
Richard_Cooper_(judge)
Australian politician (1856–1953)
Brisbane in 1886, O'Sullivan went into partnership with Charles Bedell Lilley, son of Sir Charles Lilley, and after the partnership finished O'Sullivan
Thomas_O'Sullivan
Australian politician
office 31 May 1950 – 12 August 1954 Leader Thomas Hiley Preceded by Charles Wanstall Succeeded by Alan Munro Member of the Queensland Legislative Assembly
Kenneth_Morris_(politician)
Neal Macrossan Sir Alan Mansfield William Mack Sir Mostyn Hanger Sir Charles Wanstall Sir Walter Campbell Sir Dormer Andrews John Murtagh Macrossan Paul
Edmund_Sheppard
Australian judge (1900–1971)
school (later renamed Special schools). Sheehy's brother-in-law, Lieutenant Charles Groves (one of the legendary wartime "Rats of Tobruk"), also practised
Joseph_Aloysius_Sheehy
State electoral district of Queensland, Australia
Harry Massey United Australia 1938–1944 Charles Wanstall QPP 1944–1950 Alan Munro Liberal 1950–1966 Charles Porter Liberal 1966–1980 Ian Prentice Liberal
Electoral_district_of_Toowong
Deacon (Cunningham) died before the election; no by-election was held. Charles Conroy MLA (Maranoa) John Dash MLA (Mundingburra) David Daniel MLA (Keppel)
Candidates of the 1944 Queensland state election
Candidates_of_the_1944_Queensland_state_election
1954 murder in Mount Morgan, Queensland
murder. At the conclusion of the two-day trial in Brisbane, Justice Charles Wanstall accepted the psychiatric evidence that Brown was in a state of severe
Murder_of_Andrew_Dingwall
Trackson (CP) Frank Falls (CPA) Toowong People's Party Frank Venables Charles Wanstall (QPP) Toowoomba Labor Jack Duggan Victor Boettcher (QPP) Townsville
Candidates of the 1947 Queensland state election
Candidates_of_the_1947_Queensland_state_election
Tableland) Stephen Theodore MLA (Herbert) William Brand MLA (Isis) Charles Wanstall MLA (Toowong) Sitting members at the time of the election are shown
Candidates of the 1950 Queensland state election
Candidates_of_the_1950_Queensland_state_election
state election: Toowong Party Candidate Votes % ±% People's Party Charles Wanstall 6,047 56.6 −7.2 Independent Tom Laws 2,437 22.3 +22.3 Independent Harry
Results of the 1944 Queensland state election
Results_of_the_1944_Queensland_state_election
state election: Toowong Party Candidate Votes % ±% People's Party Charles Wanstall 8,375 70.2 +13.6 Labor Frank Venables 3,549 29.8 +29.8 Total formal
Results of the 1947 Queensland state election
Results_of_the_1947_Queensland_state_election
UK government national awards
John Craig Wallace, Director of Parks, Belfast City Council. William Charles Wanstall, lately Higher Technical Officer, H.M. Stationery Office. Ivy Mary
1987_Birthday_Honours
the Australian Senate at the 1949 federal election. The following day, Charles Russell, the member for Dalby, resigned to contest the seat of Maranoa
Members of the Queensland Legislative Assembly, 1947–1950
Members_of_the_Queensland_Legislative_Assembly,_1947–1950
Cooroora 1907–1947 Hon Ted Walsh Labor Mirani 1935–1947, 1950–1969 Charles Wanstall QPP Toowong 1944–1950 Hon Tommy Williams Labor Port Curtis 1932–1947
Members of the Queensland Legislative Assembly, 1944–1947
Members_of_the_Queensland_Legislative_Assembly,_1944–1947
Film by Richard Donner
1970 romantic comedy drama film directed by Richard Donner and starring Charles Bronson and Susan George. It was written by Norman Thaddeus Vane. The London
Lola_(1970_film)
British director, editor and producer
MGM Home Entertainment Inc. Retrieved 4 August 2007. Peter Hunt, Norman Wanstall (2000). Inside From Russia with lLove (DVD). MGM Home Entertainment Inc
Peter_R._Hunt
German missionary (1803–1851)
children soon died. Gützlaff married again in 1834, this time to Mary Wanstall. The second Mrs. Gützlaff ran a school and a home for the blind in Macau
Karl_Gützlaff
1964 spy film by Guy Hamilton
several cars from the Ford Motor Company. At the 1965 Academy Awards, Norman Wanstall won the Academy Award for Best Sound Effects Editing, making Goldfinger
Goldfinger_(film)
1962 James Bond film directed by Terence Young
commentary". Dr. No (Ultimate Edition, 2006) (DVD). MGM Home Entertainment. Wanstall, Norman (1999). "Audio commentary". Dr. No (Ultimate Edition, 2006) (DVD)
Dr._No_(film)
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