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- Robert_Homburg abstract "Robert Homburg, senior (10 March 1848 – 23 March 1912) was a politician and judge in colonial South Australia. He was a member of the South Australian House of Assembly from 1884 to 1905, representing the electorates of Gumeracha (1884-1902) and Murray (1902-1905). He was Leader of the Opposition from 1901 to 1902 and Attorney-General of South Australia from 1890 to 1892, 1892 to 1893 and 1904 to 1905. His sons Hermann Homburg and Robert Homburg Jr. also served in the House of Assembly, with Hermann also being a long-serving minister.Homburg was born in Brunswick, Duchy of Brunswick, Germany, the son of Wilhelm Homburg (died 1860), a grain merchant, and his wife Caroline Magdalene Pauline.Homburg arrived in South Australia in the year 1857. He was employed in a land agency business until 1868, when he was articled to James Boucaut. The last two years of his articles were served in the office of Sir John Downer, and he was admitted to the bar in April 1874.Homburg was elected to the South Australian House of Assembly as a representative for Gumeracha in April 1884, and at the election of 1887 was re-elected with the Sir Robert Dalrymple Ross. In April 1890 he was again returned with Theodore Hack. In 1880 for a short period he was president of the German Club. He was appointed Attorney-General in Thomas Playford's second Ministry in August 1890, and held office till June 1892, when he retired with his colleagues. Homburg was again Attorney-General from 15 October 1892 to 16 June 1893 and from 4 July 1904 to 24 February 1905 (also being Minister of Education in the latter term). Homburg held the seat of Gumeracha until its abolition at the 1902 election. Homburg served as the tenth Leader of the Opposition from 1901 to 1902. Homburg represented the Assembly for Murray from 1902 until the 1905 election.Homburg was appointed a justice of the Supreme Court of South Australia in 1905. He died in Medindie, Adelaide on 23 March 1912; he was survived by a total of four sons and four daughters from his two marriages. His sons Hermann (1874-1964) and Robert junior followed him as lawyers and parliamentarians.".
- Robert_Homburg birthDate "1848-03-10".
- Robert_Homburg birthPlace Braunschweig.
- Robert_Homburg birthPlace Duchy_of_Brunswick.
- Robert_Homburg birthYear "1848".
- Robert_Homburg deathDate "1912-03-23".
- Robert_Homburg deathPlace Adelaide.
- Robert_Homburg deathPlace Medindie,_South_Australia.
- Robert_Homburg deathPlace South_Australia.
- Robert_Homburg deathYear "1912".
- Robert_Homburg orderInOffice "10thLeader of the Opposition(SA)".
- Robert_Homburg party National_Defence_League.
- Robert_Homburg predecessor Vaiben_Louis_Solomon.
- Robert_Homburg successor John_Darling_Jr..
- Robert_Homburg thumbnail Robert_Homburg_MP.jpg?width=300.
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- Robert_Homburg wikiPageWikiLink Adelaide.
- Robert_Homburg wikiPageWikiLink Archibald_Peake.
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- Robert_Homburg wikiPageWikiLink Braunschweig.
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- Robert_Homburg wikiPageWikiLink Category:Attorneys-General_of_South_Australia.
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- Robert_Homburg wikiPageWikiLink Charles_Kingston.
- Robert_Homburg wikiPageWikiLink Duchy_of_Brunswick.
- Robert_Homburg wikiPageWikiLink Electoral_district_of_Gumeracha.
- Robert_Homburg wikiPageWikiLink Electoral_district_of_Murray_(South_Australia).
- Robert_Homburg wikiPageWikiLink Friedrich_Pflaum.
- Robert_Homburg wikiPageWikiLink Henry_Downer.
- Robert_Homburg wikiPageWikiLink Hermann_Homburg.
- Robert_Homburg wikiPageWikiLink James_Boucaut.
- Robert_Homburg wikiPageWikiLink John_Darling_Jr..
- Robert_Homburg wikiPageWikiLink John_Downer.
- Robert_Homburg wikiPageWikiLink Lancelot_Stirling.
- Robert_Homburg wikiPageWikiLink Leader_of_the_Opposition_(South_Australia).
- Robert_Homburg wikiPageWikiLink Louis_von_Doussa.
- Robert_Homburg wikiPageWikiLink Medindie,_South_Australia.
- Robert_Homburg wikiPageWikiLink National_Defence_League.
- Robert_Homburg wikiPageWikiLink Robert_Dalrymple_Ross.
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- Robert_Homburg wikiPageWikiLink Samuel_Tomkinson.
- Robert_Homburg wikiPageWikiLink South_Australia.
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- Robert_Homburg wikiPageWikiLink South_Australian_state_election,_1902.
- Robert_Homburg wikiPageWikiLink South_Australian_state_election,_1905.
- Robert_Homburg wikiPageWikiLink Supreme_Court_of_South_Australia.
- Robert_Homburg wikiPageWikiLink Theodore_Hack.
- Robert_Homburg wikiPageWikiLink Thomas_Playford_II.
- Robert_Homburg wikiPageWikiLink Vaiben_Louis_Solomon.
- Robert_Homburg wikiPageWikiLink Walter_Hughes_Duncan.
- Robert_Homburg wikiPageWikiLink William_Frederick_Stock.
- Robert_Homburg wikiPageWikiLink William_Haines_(South_Australian_politician).
- Robert_Homburg wikiPageWikiLink William_Jamieson_(Australian_politician).
- Robert_Homburg wikiPageWikiLink William_Randell.
- Robert_Homburg wikiPageWikiLinkText "Robert Homburg".
- Robert_Homburg alongside Friedrich_Pflaum.
- Robert_Homburg alongside Lancelot_Stirling.
- Robert_Homburg alongside Robert_Dalrymple_Ross.
- Robert_Homburg alongside Theodore_Hack.
- Robert_Homburg alongside Thomas_Playford_II.
- Robert_Homburg alongside Walter_Hughes_Duncan.
- Robert_Homburg alongside William_Jamieson_(Australian_politician).
- Robert_Homburg alongside William_Randell.
- Robert_Homburg birthDate "1848-03-10".
- Robert_Homburg dateOfBirth "1848-03-10".
- Robert_Homburg dateOfDeath "1912-03-23".
- Robert_Homburg deathDate "1912-03-23".
- Robert_Homburg name "Homburg, Robert".
- Robert_Homburg name "Robert Homburg".
- Robert_Homburg order "10".
- Robert_Homburg party National_Defence_League.
- Robert_Homburg placeOfBirth "Brunswick, Duchy of Brunswick".
- Robert_Homburg placeOfDeath "Medindie, Adelaide, South Australia, Australia".
- Robert_Homburg predecessor Vaiben_Louis_Solomon.
- Robert_Homburg shortDescription "Australian politician".
- Robert_Homburg successor John_Darling_Jr..
- Robert_Homburg termEnd "1902".
- Robert_Homburg termStart "1901".
- Robert_Homburg title Attorney-General_of_South_Australia.
- Robert_Homburg title Leader_of_the_Opposition_(South_Australia).
- Robert_Homburg title "Member for Gumeracha".
- Robert_Homburg title "Member for Murray".
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