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Nationalist |
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22 July 1917 |
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Perth |
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State
Electorates
- MLA Perth 22 July 1917 (by-election)–12 March 1921
House of Commons (United Kingdom)
Electorates
- MP Keighley 1923–1924
- Contested Dundee 1922
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Personal Information |
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8 February 1870 |
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Dublin, Ireland |
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30 June 1942 |
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Wimbledon, England, United Kingdom |
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Putney Vale Cemetery, England, United Kingdom |
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Arrived WA 1894 |
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Son of Henry Mulock, QC, lawyer and gentleman, and Wilhelmina Charity MacDonnell |
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Married 13 December 1899, Ballymore Parish Church, Kings County, Ireland, Ethel Longworth-Dames (born circa 1871), daughter of Captain Thomas RA and Eunice Hassell
Children: one daughter
Widowed 18 May 1920 |
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Not stated |
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Educated Uppingham and Pembroke College, Cambridge, BA
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Lawyer |
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Bar, Lincoln’s Inn 1893
Barrister
Practised law in York in 1895 and then in Perth
From 1907 partner with Sir Walter James, and later with Stone James
KC 1906 |
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Returned to England 1921
Liberal until 1917 then National Liberal in United Kingdom |
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Black, David and Geoffrey Bolton. Biographical register of members of the Parliament of Western Australia: volume one 1870-1930, p. 163.
Courtney, V. All I May Tell, p. 99.
West Australian, 5 April 1917. |
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