1845-1856년 뉴사우스웨일스 입법회 보궐선거 목록
List of New South Wales Legislative Council by-elections 1845-18561843년과 1856년 사이 뉴사우스웨일스 입법위원회는 의회의 일부 구성원이 선출되고 그 잔액은 주지사에 의해 임명되는 혼종이었다.[1]보궐선거는 사표, 사망, 기타 사유로 선출된 의원의 의석이 공석이 되었을 때 실시되었다.1856년 단일한입법회의는 폐지되고 선출된 입법회와 지정된 입법회의로 대체되었다.
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