Peter Lalor
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type: Politician
label: Лолер, Питер @ru
subject: Category:1827 births
subject: Category:Australian activists
subject: Category:Australian rebels
subject: Category:Australian Roman Catholics
subject: Category:Politicians from County Laois
subject: Category:Politicians from the Colony of Victoria
subject: Category:Battle of the Eureka Stockade
subject: Category:Irish emigrants to colonial Australia
subject: Category:Members of the Victorian Legislative Council
subject: Category:Speakers of the Victorian Legislative Assembly
subject: Category:Burials at Melbourne General Cemetery
subject: Category:People of the Eureka Rebellion
subject: Category:Commissioners of trade and customs (Victoria)
subject: Category:Politicians from Ballarat
subject: Category:Victoria (state) state politicians
subject: Category:1889 deaths
subject: Category:Postmasters-general of Victoria
subject: Category:19th-century rebels
honorific suffix: Parliament of Victoria
term period: Peter Lalor Tenure 3
term period: Peter Lalor Tenure 4
term period: Peter Lalor Tenure 1
term period: Peter Lalor Tenure 2
term period: Peter Lalor Tenure 5
term period: Peter Lalor Tenure 6
honorific prefix: The Honourable
predecessor: Electorate established
predecessor: Horatio Wills
predecessor: John Bell
predecessor: George Cunningham
predecessor: Charles MacMahon (politician)
successor: Electorate abolished
successor: Harry Armytage
successor: John Rout Hopkins
successor: Matthew Henry Davies
successor: Jonas Levien
width: 40.0
birth name: Peter Fintan Lalor
office: Member of the Victorian Legislative Assembly for Grant
office: Member of the Victorian Legislative Council
office: Member of the Victorian Legislative Assembly for South Grant
office: Member of the Victorian Legislative Assembly for North Grenville
party: None
term end: February 1889
term end: April 1877
term end: January 1871
term end: March 1856
term end: 1887-09-29
term end: August 1859
term start: November 1855
term start: May 1877
term start: October 1859
term start: March 1874
term start: November 1856
term start: 1880-07-22
alma mater: Dublin
alma mater: St Patrick's, Carlow College
alma mater: Trinity College Dublin
alma mater: Trinity College, Dublin
premier: Graham Berry
premier: Duncan Gillies
premier: James Service
premier: Bryan O'Loghlen
alongside: John Rees (Australian politician)
alongside: William Nelson McCann 1861–1867