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This is a list of the members of the
Liberal Party
members, who had joined the Nationalist government after Bruce became Prime Minister in February 1923.
Member
|
Party
|
Electorate
|
State
|
In office
|
Aubrey Abbott
|
|
Country
|
Gwydir
|
NSW
|
1925–1929, 1931–1937
|
Frank Anstey
|
|
Labor
|
Bourke
|
Vic
|
1910–1934
|
Llewellyn Atkinson
|
|
Country
|
Wilmot
|
Tas
|
1906–1929
|
James Bayley
|
|
Nationalist
|
Oxley
|
Qld
|
1917–1931
|
George Bell
|
|
Nationalist
|
Darwin
|
Tas
|
1919–1922, 1925–1943
|
Arthur Blakeley
|
|
Labor
|
Darling
|
NSW
|
1917–1934
|
Eric Bowden
|
|
Nationalist
|
Parramatta
|
NSW
|
1906–1910, 1919–1929
|
Frank Brennan
|
|
Labor
|
Batman
|
Vic
|
1911–1931, 1934–1949
|
Stanley Bruce
|
|
Nationalist
|
Flinders
|
Vic
|
1918–1929, 1931–1933
|
Donald Charles Cameron
|
|
Nationalist
|
Brisbane
|
Qld
|
1919–1931, 1934–1937
|
Malcolm Cameron
|
|
Nationalist
|
Barker
|
SA
|
1922–1934
|
Austin Chapman[1]
|
|
Nationalist
|
Eden-Monaro
|
NSW
|
1901–1926
|
Matthew Charlton
|
|
Labor
|
Hunter
|
NSW
|
1910–1928
|
Percy Coleman
|
|
Labor
|
Reid
|
NSW
|
1922–1931
|
Robert Cook
|
|
Country
|
Indi
|
Vic
|
1919–1928
|
Bernard Corser[2]
|
|
Country
|
Wide Bay
|
Qld
|
1928–1954
|
Edward Corser[2]
|
|
Nationalist
|
Wide Bay
|
Qld
|
1915–1928
|
Jack Duncan-Hughes
|
|
Nationalist
|
Boothby
|
SA
|
1922–1928, 1931–1938 (S), 1940–1943
|
James Fenton
|
|
Labor
|
Maribyrnong
|
Vic
|
1910–1934
|
Frank Forde
|
|
Labor
|
Capricornia
|
Qld
|
1922–1946
|
Richard Foster
|
|
Nationalist
|
Wakefield
|
SA
|
1909–1928
|
Grosvenor Francis
|
|
Nationalist
|
Kennedy
|
Qld
|
1925–1929
|
Josiah Francis
|
|
Nationalist
|
Moreton
|
Qld
|
1922–1955
|
Sydney Gardner
|
|
Nationalist
|
Robertson
|
NSW
|
1922–1940
|
Sir John Gellibrand
|
|
Nationalist
|
Denison
|
Tas
|
1925–1928
|
William Gibson
|
|
Country
|
Corangamite
|
Vic
|
1918–1929, 1931–1934
|
Albert Green
|
|
Labor
|
Kalgoorlie
|
WA
|
1922–1940
|
Roland Green
|
|
Country
|
Richmond
|
NSW
|
1922–1937
|
Henry Gregory
|
|
Country
|
Swan
|
WA
|
1913–1940
|
Sir Littleton Groom
|
|
Nationalist
|
Darling Downs
|
Qld
|
1901–1929, 1931–1936
|
Henry Gullett
|
|
Nationalist
|
Henty
|
Vic
|
1925–1940
|
William Hill
|
|
Country
|
Echuca
|
Vic
|
1919–1934
|
Sir Neville Howse
|
|
Nationalist
|
Calare
|
NSW
|
1922–1929
|
Billy Hughes
|
|
Nationalist
|
North Sydney
|
NSW
|
1901–1952
|
James Hunter
|
|
Country
|
Maranoa
|
Qld
|
1921–1940
|
Geoffry Hurry
|
|
Nationalist
|
Bendigo
|
Vic
|
1922–1929
|
Syd Jackson
|
|
Nationalist
|
Bass
|
Tas
|
1919–1929
|
Sir Elliot Johnson
|
|
Nationalist
|
Lang
|
NSW
|
1903–1928
|
William Killen
|
|
Country
|
Riverina
|
NSW
|
1922–1931
|
Andrew Lacey
|
|
Labor
|
Grey
|
SA
|
1922–1931
|
William Lambert
|
|
Labor
|
West Sydney
|
NSW
|
1921–1928
|
John Latham
|
|
Nationalist
|
Kooyong
|
Vic
|
1922–1934
|
Bert Lazzarini
|
|
Labor
|
Werriwa
|
NSW
|
1919–1931, 1934–1952
|
Thomas Ley
|
|
Nationalist
|
Barton
|
NSW
|
1925–1928
|
John Lister
|
|
Nationalist
|
Corio
|
Vic
|
1917–1929
|
George Mackay
|
|
Nationalist
|
Lilley
|
Qld
|
1917–1934
|
William Mahony[3]
|
|
Labor
|
Dalley
|
NSW
|
1915–1927
|
Norman Makin
|
|
Labor
|
Hindmarsh
|
SA
|
1919–1946, 1954–1963
|
William Maloney
|
|
Labor
|
Melbourne
|
Vic
|
1904–1940
|
Edward Mann
|
|
Nationalist
|
Perth
|
WA
|
1922–1929
|
Arthur Manning
|
|
Nationalist
|
Macquarie
|
NSW
|
1922–1928
|
Walter Marks
|
|
Nationalist
|
Wentworth
|
NSW
|
1919–1931
|
Charles Marr
|
|
Nationalist
|
Parkes
|
NSW
|
1919–1929, 1931–1943
|
James Mathews
|
|
Labor
|
Melbourne Ports
|
Vic
|
1906–1931
|
George Maxwell
|
|
Nationalist
|
Fawkner
|
Vic
|
1917–1935
|
Charles McGrath
|
|
Labor
|
Ballaarat
|
Vic
|
1913–1919, 1920–1934
|
Parker Moloney
|
|
Labor
|
Hume
|
NSW
|
1910–1913, 1914–1917, 1919–1931
|
Harold George Nelson[4]
|
|
Labor
|
Northern Territory
|
NT
|
1922–1934
|
Lewis Nott
|
|
Nationalist
|
Herbert
|
Qld
|
1925–1928, 1949–1951
|
Sir Earle Page
|
|
Country
|
Cowper
|
NSW
|
1919–1961
|
Archdale Parkhill[5]
|
|
Nationalist
|
Warringah
|
NSW
|
1927–1937
|
Walter Parsons
|
|
Nationalist
|
Angas
|
SA
|
1925–1929
|
Thomas Paterson
|
|
Country
|
Gippsland
|
Vic
|
1922–1943
|
John Perkins[1]
|
|
Nationalist
|
Eden-Monaro
|
NSW
|
1926–1929, 1931–1943
|
Graham Pratten[6]
|
|
Nationalist
|
Martin
|
NSW
|
1928–1929
|
Herbert Pratten[6]
|
|
Nationalist
|
Martin
|
NSW
|
1921–1928
|
John Prowse
|
|
Country
|
Forrest
|
WA
|
1919–1943
|
Edward Charles Riley
|
|
Labor
|
Cook
|
NSW
|
1922–1934
|
Edward Riley
|
|
Labor
|
South Sydney
|
NSW
|
1910–1931
|
Arthur Rodgers
|
|
Nationalist
|
Wannon
|
Vic
|
1913–1922, 1925–1929
|
Sir Granville Ryrie[5]
|
|
Nationalist
|
Warringah
|
NSW
|
1911–1927
|
James Scullin
|
|
Labor
|
Yarra
|
Vic
|
1910–1913, 1922–1949
|
Alfred Seabrook
|
|
Nationalist
|
Franklin
|
Tas
|
1922–1928
|
Percy Stewart
|
|
Independent
|
Wimmera
|
Vic
|
1919–1931
|
Ted Theodore[3]
|
|
Labor
|
Dalley
|
NSW
|
1927–1931
|
Victor Thompson
|
|
Country
|
New England
|
NSW
|
1922–1940
|
David Watkins
|
|
Labor
|
Newcastle
|
NSW
|
1901–1935
|
William Watson
|
|
Independent
|
Fremantle
|
WA
|
1922–1928, 1931–1934
|
William Watt
|
|
Nationalist
|
Balaclava
|
Vic
|
1914–1929
|
John West
|
|
Labor
|
East Sydney
|
NSW
|
1910–1931
|
George Edwin Yates
|
|
Labor
|
Adelaide
|
SA
|
1914–1919, 1922–1931
|
Notes
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