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- Nicholas_Fitzgerald_(politician) comment "Nicholas Fitzgerald (7 August 1829 – 17 August 1908) was an Australian politician.Born in Galway to Francis Fitzgerald and Eleanor Joyes, he attended Trinity College, Dublin from 1848 until he entered King's Inns in 1848 and Queen's College, Galway in 1849. After travelling in Ceylon and India he moved to Victoria in 1859 and established a family brewery at Castlemaine with his brother Edward. The business had soon expanded and Fitzgerald owned property in New South Wales and Queensland.".
- Q7025399 comment "Nicholas Fitzgerald (7 August 1829 – 17 August 1908) was an Australian politician.Born in Galway to Francis Fitzgerald and Eleanor Joyes, he attended Trinity College, Dublin from 1848 until he entered King's Inns in 1848 and Queen's College, Galway in 1849. After travelling in Ceylon and India he moved to Victoria in 1859 and established a family brewery at Castlemaine with his brother Edward. The business had soon expanded and Fitzgerald owned property in New South Wales and Queensland.".