Members of the New South Wales Legislative Assembly, 1907–1910

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The members of the New South Wales Legislative Assembly who served in the 21st parliament of New South Wales from 1907 to 1910 were elected at the 1907 state election on 10 September 1907.{{cite NSW election |title=1907 Elected members |year=1907 |district=DistrictList |access-date=1 December 2019}}{{cite web |title=Part 5B - Members returned for each electorate |work=New South Wales Parliamentary Record |url=https://www.parliament.nsw.gov.au/members/formermembers/Documents/Part%205B%20-%20Members%20returned%20for%20each%20electorate.pdf |publisher=Parliament of New South Wales |access-date=20 April 2020}} The Speaker was William McCourt.{{refn|{{cite web|url=https://www.parliament.nsw.gov.au/members/formermembers/pages/former-members-index.aspx |title=Former members of the New South Wales Parliament, 1856–2006 |publisher=New South Wales Parliament |access-date=4 December 2019}}{{efn|Changes to the Assembly in chronological order were

Carruthers resigned,{{efn|name=Carruthers}}

Griffth resigned,{{efn|name=Griffith}}

Charlton resigned,{{efn|name=Charlton}}

Norton resigned,{{efn|name=Norton}}

Ryrie resigned,{{efn|name=Ryrie}}

Fleming resigned,{{efn|name=Fleming}}

O'Sullivan joined Labour,{{efn|name=O'Sullivan 1}} and

O'Sullivan died.{{efn|name=O'Sullivan 2}}

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Name ! colspan=2 | Party ! Electorate ! Term in office
| {{sortname|Richard|Arthur|Richard Arthur (Australian politician)}}	{{Australian party style|Liberal Reform}}|	{{Australian politics/name|Liberal Reform}}	Middle Harbour	1904–1932
| {{sortname|William|Ashford|dab=Australian politician}} {{efn|name=Fleming|William Fleming (Liberal Reform) resigned to unsuccessfully contest the 1910 federal election for New England. The 1910 Upper Hunter by-election was won by Labour candidate William Ashford.{{cite NSW election |title=1907-1910 by-elections |year=1907 |district=ByElections |access-date=1 December 2019}}}}	{{Australian party style|Labour NSW}}|	{{Australian politics/name|Labour NSW}}	The Upper Hunter	1910–1925
| {{sortname|Richard|Ball|dab=Australian politician}}	{{Australian party style|Liberal Reform}}|	{{Australian politics/name|Liberal Reform}}	Corowa	1895–1898 1904–1937
| {{sortname|Charles|Barton|dab=New South Wales politician}}	{{Australian party style|Liberal Reform}}|	{{Australian politics/name|Liberal Reform}}	The Macquarie	1907–1910
| {{sortname|George|Beeby}}	{{Australian party style|Labour NSW}}|	{{Australian politics/name|Labour NSW}}	Blayney	1907–1913 1917–1920
| {{sortname|George|Briner}}	{{Australian party style|Former Progressive}}|	{{Australian politics/name|Former Progressive}}	Raleigh	1901–1920
| {{sortname|Ernest|Broughton}}	{{Australian party style|Liberal Reform}}|	{{Australian politics/name|Liberal Reform}}	King	1901–1910
| {{sortname|William|Brown|dab=New South Wales politician}}	{{Australian party style|Independent Liberal Reform}}|	{{Australian politics/name|Independent Liberal Reform}}	Durham	1907–1917
| {{sortname|George|Burgess|dab=Australian politician}}	{{Australian party style|Labour NSW}}|	{{Australian politics/name|Labour NSW}}	Burrangong	1901–1917
| {{sortname|John|Cann|dab=politician}}	{{Australian party style|Labour NSW}}|	{{Australian politics/name|Labour NSW}}	Broken Hill	1891–1916
| {{sortname|Campbell|Carmichael}}	{{Australian party style|Labour NSW}}|	{{Australian politics/name|Labour NSW}}	Leichhardt	1907–1920
| {{sortname|Joseph|Carruthers}} {{efn|name=Carruthers|St George MLA and former Premier Joseph Carruthers (Liberal Reform) resigned in May 1908. The 1908 St George by-election was won by Liberal Reform candidate William Taylor.}}	{{Australian party style|Liberal Reform}}|	{{Australian politics/name|Liberal Reform}}	St George	1887–1908
| {{sortname|Matthew|Charlton}} {{efn|name=Charlton|Matthew Charlton (Labour) resigned to successfully contest the 1910 federal election for Hunter. The 1910 Northumberland by-election was won by Labour candidate William Kearsley.}}	{{Australian party style|Labour NSW}}|	{{Australian politics/name|Labour NSW}}	Northumberland	1903–1910
| {{sortname|Edward|Clark|dab=Australian politician}}	{{Australian party style|Independent}}|	{{Australian politics/name|Independent}}	St Leonards	1891–1910
| {{sortname|John|Cochran|dab=Australian politician}} {{efn|name=Norton|John Norton (Independent) resigned to unsuccessfully contest the 1910 federal Senate election for NSW. The 1910 Darling Harbour by-election was won by Labour candidate John Cochran.}}	{{Australian party style|Labour NSW}}|	{{Australian politics/name|Labour NSW}}	Darling Harbour	1910–1920
| {{sortname|John|Cohen|dab=Australian politician}}	{{Australian party style|Liberal Reform}}|	{{Australian politics/name|Liberal Reform}}	Petersham	1898–1919
| {{sortname|Albert|Collins|dab=Australian politician}}	{{Australian party style|Independent Liberal Reform}}|	{{Australian politics/name|Independent Liberal Reform}}	The Namoi	1901–1910
| {{sortname|John|Cusack|dab=Australian politician}} {{efn|name=Ryrie|Granville Ryrie (Liberal Reform) resigned to unsuccessfully contest the 1910 federal election for Werriwa. The 1910 Queanbeyan by-election was won by Labour candidate John Cusack.}}	{{Australian party style|Labour NSW}}|	{{Australian politics/name|Labour NSW}}	Queanbeyan	1910–1917
| {{sortname|John|Dacey}}	{{Australian party style|Labour NSW}}|	{{Australian politics/name|Labour NSW}}	Alexandria	1895–1912
| {{sortname|Robert|Davidson|dab=Australian politician}}	{{Australian party style|Liberal Reform}}|	{{Australian politics/name|Liberal Reform}}	Hastings and Macleay	1901–1910
| {{sortname|Robert|Donaldson|dab=Australian politician}}	{{Australian party style|Former Progressive}}|	{{Australian politics/name|Former Progressive}}	Wynyard	1898–1913
| {{sortname|James|Dooley|dab=New South Wales politician}}	{{Australian party style|Labour NSW}}|	{{Australian politics/name|Labour NSW}}	Hartley	1907–1927
| {{sortname|Fred|Downes}}	{{Australian party style|Liberal Reform}}|	{{Australian politics/name|Liberal Reform}}	Camden	1904–1913
| {{sortname|Alfred|Edden}}	{{Australian party style|Labour NSW}}|	{{Australian politics/name|Labour NSW}}	Kahibah	1891–1920
| {{sortname|John|Estell}}	{{Australian party style|Labour NSW}}|	{{Australian politics/name|Labour NSW}}	Waratah	1901–1922
| {{sortname|James|Fallick}}	{{Australian party style|Liberal Reform}}|	{{Australian politics/name|Liberal Reform}}	Singleton	1901–1920
| {{sortname|David|Fell|dab=politician}}	{{Australian party style|Liberal Reform}}|	{{Australian politics/name|Liberal Reform}}	Lane Cove	1904–1913
| {{sortname|John|Fitzpatrick|dab=New South Wales politician}}	{{Australian party style|Liberal Reform}}|	{{Australian politics/name|Liberal Reform}}	Orange	1895–1904 1907–1930
| {{sortname|William|Fleming|dab=Australian politician}} {{efn|name=Fleming}}	{{Australian party style|Liberal Reform}}|	{{Australian politics/name|Liberal Reform}}	The Upper Hunter	1901–1910
| {{sortname|Owen|Gilbert}}	{{Australian party style|Liberal Reform}}|	{{Australian politics/name|Liberal Reform}}	Newcastle	1901–1910
| {{sortname|John|Gillies|dab=Australian politician}}	{{Australian party style|Liberal Reform}}|	{{Australian politics/name|Liberal Reform}}	Maitland	1891–1911
| {{sortname|Sir James|Graham|James Graham (New South Wales politician)|Graham, James}}	{{Australian party style|Liberal Reform}}|	{{Australian politics/name|Liberal Reform}}	Surry Hills	1904–1910
| {{sortname|William|Grahame|William Calman Grahame}}	{{Australian party style|Labour NSW}}|	{{Australian politics/name|Labour NSW}}	Wickham	1907–1920
| {{sortname|Arthur|Griffith|Arthur Hill Griffith}} {{efn|name=Griffith|Sturt Labour MLA Arthur Griffith resigned from parliament after a dispute with the Speaker in November 1908. He was unopposed in the 1908 Sturt by-election.}}	{{Australian party style|Labour NSW}}|	{{Australian politics/name|Labour NSW}}	Sturt	1894–1903 1904–1920
| {{sortname|Brinsley|Hall}}	{{Australian party style|Liberal Reform}}|	{{Australian politics/name|Liberal Reform}}	The Hawkesbury	1901–1917
| {{sortname|Thomas|Henley|dab=Australian politician}}	{{Australian party style|Liberal Reform}}|	{{Australian politics/name|Liberal Reform}}	Burwood	1904–1935
| {{sortname|James|Hogue|dab=politician}}	{{Australian party style|Liberal Reform}}|	{{Australian politics/name|Liberal Reform}}	The Glebe	1894–1895 1998-1910
| {{sortname|George|Hindmarsh}}	{{Australian party style|Liberal Reform}}|	{{Australian politics/name|Liberal Reform}}	Rous	1905–1913
| {{sortname|Robert|Hollis|dab=Australian politician}}	{{Australian party style|Labour NSW}}|	{{Australian politics/name|Labour NSW}}	Newtown	1901–1917
| {{sortname|William|Holman}}	{{Australian party style|Labour NSW}}|	{{Australian politics/name|Labour NSW}}	Cootamundra	1898–1920
| {{sortname|Henry|Horne|dab=Australian politician}}	{{Australian party style|Labour NSW}}|	{{Australian politics/name|Labour NSW}}	Liverpool Plains	1907–1911
| {{sortname|John|Hunt|dab=New South Wales politician}}	{{Australian party style|Liberal Reform}}|	{{Australian politics/name|Liberal Reform}}	Sherbrooke	1907–1920
| {{sortname|Augustus|James}}	{{Australian party style|Liberal Reform}}|	{{Australian politics/name|Liberal Reform}}	Goulburn	1907–1920
| {{sortname|George|Jones|dab=Australian politician}}	{{Australian party style|Labour NSW}}|	{{Australian politics/name|Labour NSW}}	The Gwydir	1902–1913
| {{sortname|Robert|Jones|dab=Australian politician}}	{{Australian party style|Liberal Reform}}|	{{Australian politics/name|Liberal Reform}}	Mudgee	1891–1898 1907–1910
| {{sortname|William|Kearsley}} {{efn|name=Charlton}}	{{Australian party style|Labour NSW}}|	{{Australian politics/name|Labour NSW}}	Northumberland	1910–1921
| {{sortname|Andrew|Kelly|dab=Australian politician}}	{{Australian party style|Labour NSW}}|	{{Australian politics/name|Labour NSW}}	The Lachlan	1891–1894 1901–1913
| {{sortname|William|Latimer|dab=Australian politician}}	{{Australian party style|Liberal Reform}}|	{{Australian politics/name|Liberal Reform}}	Woollahra	1901–1920
| {{sortname|Charles|Lee|dab=Australian politician}}	{{Australian party style|Liberal Reform}}|	{{Australian politics/name|Liberal Reform}}	Tenterfield	1884–1920
{{sortname|Robert|Levien}}	{{Australian party style|Former Progressive}}|	{{Australian politics/name|Former Progressive}}	Tamworth	1880–1889, 1889–1913
| {{sortname|Daniel|Levy|dab=politician}}	{{Australian party style|Liberal Reform}}|	{{Australian politics/name|Liberal Reform}}	Darlinghurst	1901–1937
| {{sortname|Edmund|Lonsdale}}	{{Australian party style|Liberal Reform}}|	{{Australian politics/name|Liberal Reform}}	Armidale	1891–1894 1895–1898 1901–1905 1907–1913
| {{sortname|John|Lynch|dab=New South Wales politician}}	{{Australian party style|Labour NSW}}|	{{Australian politics/name|Labour NSW}}	Ashburnham	1907–1913
| {{sortname|James|Macarthur-Onslow}}	{{Australian party style|Independent Liberal Reform}}|	{{Australian politics/name|Independent Liberal Reform}}	Waverley	1907–1922
| {{sortname|Donald|Macdonell|dab=Australian politician}}	{{Australian party style|Labour NSW}}|	{{Australian politics/name|Labour NSW}}	Cobar	1901–1911
| {{sortname|William|Mahony|dab=New South Wales politician}}	{{Australian party style|Liberal Reform}}|	{{Australian politics/name|Liberal Reform}}	Annandale	1894–1910
| {{sortname|William|McCourt|dab=Australian politician}}	{{Australian party style|Liberal Reform}}|	{{Australian politics/name|Liberal Reform}}	Wollondilly	1882–1885 1887–1913
| {{sortname|Richard|McCoy|dab=politician}}	{{Australian party style|Liberal Reform}}|	{{Australian politics/name|Liberal Reform}}	Marrickville	1901–1910
| {{sortname|John|McFarlane|dab=Australian politician}}	{{Australian party style|Liberal Reform}}|	{{Australian politics/name|Liberal Reform}}	The Clarence	1887–1915
| {{sortname|Patrick|McGarry}}	{{Australian party style|Labour NSW}}|	{{Australian politics/name|Labour NSW}}	The Murrumbidgee	1904–1920
| {{sortname|James|McGowen}}	{{Australian party style|Labour NSW}}|	{{Australian politics/name|Labour NSW}}	Redfern	1891–1917
| {{sortname|Gordon|McLaurin}}	{{Australian party style|Former Progressive}}|	{{Australian politics/name|Former Progressive}}	Albury	1901–1913
| {{sortname|John|McNeill|dab=New South Wales politician}}	{{Australian party style|Labour NSW}}|	{{Australian politics/name|Labour NSW}}	Pyrmont	1902–1913
| {{sortname|Richard|Meagher}}	{{Australian party style|Independent}}|	{{Australian politics/name|Independent}}	Phillip	1895 1898–1904 1907–1917
| {{sortname|John|Meehan|dab=Australian politician}}	{{Australian party style|Labour NSW}}|	{{Australian politics/name|Labour NSW}}	The Darling	1904–1913
| {{sortname|James|Mercer|dab=Australian politician}}	{{Australian party style|Labour NSW}}|	{{Australian politics/name|Labour NSW}}	Rozelle	1907–1917
| {{sortname|William|Millard|dab=Australian politician}}	{{Australian party style|Liberal Reform}}|	{{Australian politics/name|Liberal Reform}}	The Clyde	1894–1920 1920–1921
| {{sortname|Gus|Miller|dab=Australian politician}}	{{Australian party style|Labour NSW}}|	{{Australian politics/name|Labour NSW}}	Monaro	1889–1918
| {{sortname|John|Miller|dab=New South Wales politician}}	{{Australian party style|Liberal Reform}}|	{{Australian politics/name|Liberal Reform}}	Bathurst	1907–1913
| {{sortname|Patrick|Minahan}} {{efn|name=O'Sullivan 2}}	{{Australian party style|Labour NSW}}|	{{Australian politics/name|Labour NSW}}	Belmore	1910–1917 1920–1927
| {{sortname|Samuel|Moore|Samuel Wilkinson Moore}}	{{Australian party style|Liberal Reform}}|	{{Australian politics/name|Liberal Reform}}	Bingara	1885–1910
| {{sortname|Mark|Morton|dab=politician}}	{{Australian party style|Liberal Reform}}|	{{Australian politics/name|Liberal Reform}}	Allowrie	1901–1920 1922–1938
| {{sortname|Tom|Moxham}}	{{Australian party style|Liberal Reform}}|	{{Australian politics/name|Liberal Reform}}	Parramatta	1901–1916
| {{sortname|John|Nicholson|dab=New South Wales politician}}	{{Australian party style|Labour NSW}}|	{{Australian politics/name|Labour NSW}}	Wollongong	1891–1917
| {{sortname|Niels|Nielsen|dab=Australian politician}}	{{Australian party style|Labour NSW}}|	{{Australian politics/name|Labour NSW}}	Yass	1899–1913
| {{sortname|John|Nobbs}}	{{Australian party style|Liberal Reform}}|	{{Australian politics/name|Liberal Reform}}	Granville	1888–1993 1898–1913
| {{sortname|John|Norton|dab=Australian journalist}} {{efn|name=Norton}}	{{Australian party style|Independent}}|	{{Australian politics/name|Independent}}	Darling Harbour	1898–1906 1807–1910
| {{sortname|Charles|Oakes}}	{{Australian party style|Liberal Reform}}|	{{Australian politics/name|Liberal Reform}}	Paddington	1901–1910 1917–1925
| {{sortname|Edward|O'Sullivan|Edward William O'Sullivan}} {{efn|name=O'Sullivan 2|Edward O'Sullivan (Labour) died on 25 April 1910. The 1910 Belmore by-election was won by Labour candidate Patrick Minahan.}}	{{Australian party style|Former Progressive}}|	{{Australian politics/name|Former Progressive}} / {{Australian politics/name|Labour NSW}} {{efn|name=O'Sullivan 1|Belmore MLA Edward O'Sullivan was elected as a Former Progressive but joined the Labour Party in 1909.}}	Belmore	1885–1910
| {{sortname|Fred|Page|dab=Australian politician}}	{{Australian party style|Labour NSW}}|	{{Australian politics/name|Labour NSW}}	Botany	1907–1917
| {{sortname|Varney|Parkes}}	{{Australian party style|Independent Liberal Reform}}|	{{Australian politics/name|Independent Liberal Reform}}	Canterbury	1885–1888, 1891–1913
| {{sortname|John|Perry|dab=1845–1922}}	{{Australian party style|Liberal Reform}}|	{{Australian politics/name|Liberal Reform}}	Richmond	1889–1920
| {{sortname|Henry|Peters|dab=Australian politician}}	{{Australian party style|Labour NSW}}|	{{Australian politics/name|Labour NSW}}	Deniliquin	1907–1914
| {{sortname|Richard|Price|dab=New South Wales politician}}	{{Australian party style|Independent}}|	{{Australian politics/name|Independent}}	Gloucester	1894–1904 1907–1922
| {{sortname|William|Robson|dab=1869–1951}}	{{Australian party style|Liberal Reform}}|	{{Australian politics/name|Liberal Reform}}	Ashfield	1905–1920
| {{sortname|Granville|Ryrie}} {{efn|name=Ryrie}}	{{Australian party style|Liberal Reform}}|	{{Australian politics/name|Liberal Reform}}	Queanbeyan	1906–1910
| {{sortname|Robert|Scobie|dab=Australian politician born 1848}}	{{Australian party style|Labour NSW}}|	{{Australian politics/name|Labour NSW}}	The Murray	1901–1917
| {{sortname|David|Storey|dab=politician}}	{{Australian party style|Liberal Reform}}|	{{Australian politics/name|Liberal Reform}}	Randwick	1894–1920
| {{sortname|John|Storey|dab=politician}}	{{Australian party style|Labour NSW}}|	{{Australian politics/name|Labour NSW}}	Balmain	1901–1904 1907–1921
| {{sortname|Robert|Stuart-Robertson}}	{{Australian party style|Labour NSW}}|	{{Australian politics/name|Labour NSW}}	Camperdown	1907–1933
| {{sortname|William|Taylor|dab=New South Wales politician}} {{efn|name=Carruthers}}	{{Australian party style|Liberal Reform}}|	{{Australian politics/name|Liberal Reform}}	St George	1908–1913
| {{sortname|Follett|Thomas}}	{{Australian party style|Liberal Reform}}|	{{Australian politics/name|Liberal Reform}}	Gough	1903–1920
| {{sortname|John|Treflé}}	{{Australian party style|Labour NSW}}|	{{Australian politics/name|Labour NSW}}	The Castlereagh	1906–1915
| {{sortname|Thomas|Waddell}}	{{Australian party style|Liberal Reform}}|	{{Australian politics/name|Liberal Reform}}	Belubula	1897–1917
| {{sortname|Charles|Wade}}	{{Australian party style|Liberal Reform}}|	{{Australian politics/name|Liberal Reform}}	Gordon	1903–1917
| {{sortname|William|Wood|dab=Australian politician}}	{{Australian party style|Liberal Reform}}|	{{Australian politics/name|Liberal Reform}}	Bega	1894–1913