1871
First Council was elected for the Municipality of Penrith
|
James John Riley |
– Mayor |
|
Thomas Andrews |
|
| Donald Beatson | |
| John Matthews | |
| John Reddan | |
| Peter Smeaton | |
| Thomas Smith | |
| Austen Forrest Wilshire | |
| Edwin James Wilshire |
1872
| Retiring Aldermen | |
| Thomas Smith | – Re-elected |
| John Reddan | – Re-elected |
| Peter Smeaton | – Defeated |
| Elected Aldermen | |
|
James John Riley |
– Mayor |
| Thomas Andrews | |
| Donald Beatson | |
| Edward Edmund Haynes | – Newly elected to fill the vacancy created by the removal of John Matthewsowing to his bankruptcy |
| John Matthews | – Removed from Council March 1872 |
| John Reddan | |
| Robert Stuart (Senior) | – Newly elected |
| Thomas Smith | |
| Austen Forrest Wilshire | |
| Edwin James Wilshire |
1873
| Retiring Aldermen | |
| Thomas Andrews | – Re-elected |
| Edward Edmund Haynes | – Defeated |
| Austen Forrest Wilshire | – Defeated |
| Elected Aldermen | |
|
James John Riley |
– Mayor |
| Thomas Andrews | |
| Donald Beatson | |
| George Henry Dempsey | – Newly elected |
| John Reddan | |
| James Tobias Ryan (Jnr) | – Newly elected |
| Robert Stuart (Senior) | |
| Thomas Smith | |
| Edwin James Wilshire |
1874
| Retiring Aldermen | |
| Donald Beatson | – Re-elected |
| James John Riley | – Re-elected |
| Edwin James Wilshire | – Defeated |
| Elected Aldermen | |
|
James John Riley |
– Mayor |
| Thomas Andrews | |
| Donald Beatson | |
| George Henry Dempsey | |
| James Vincent McCarthy | – Newly elected |
| John Reddan | |
| James Tobias Ryan | – Newly elected |
| Thomas Smith | |
| Robert Stuart (Senior) |
1875
| Retiring Aldermen | |
| Thomas Smith | – Re-elected |
| John Reddan | – Re-elected |
| Robert Stuart (Senior) | – Re-elected |
| Elected Aldermen | |
|
James John Riley |
– Mayor |
| Thomas Andrews | |
| Donald Beatson | |
| George Henry Dempsey | |
| James Vincent McCarthy | – Newly elected |
| John Reddan | |
| James Tobias Ryan | – Newly elected |
| Thomas Smith | |
| Robert Stuart (Senior) |
1876
| Retiring Aldermen | |
| Thomas Andrews | – Defeated |
| George Henry Dempsey | – Defeated |
| James Tobias Ryan | – Defeated |
| Elected Aldermen | |
| James Vincent McCarthy | – Mayor |
| Donald Beatson | |
| Alfred Colless | – Newly elected |
| Charles Evans | – Newly elected |
| James Evans | |
| Michael Long | – Newly elected |
|
James John Riley |
|
| Thomas Smith | |
| David John Worboys |
1877
| Retiring Aldermen | |
| James Vincent McCarthy | – Re-elected |
| Donald Beatson | – Re-elected |
| James John Riley | – Defeated |
| Elected Aldermen | |
| Donald Beatson | – Mayor |
| Alfred Colless | |
| Charles Evans | |
| James Evans | |
| William Fulton | – Newly elected |
| Michael Long | |
| James Vincent McCarthy | |
| Thomas Smith | |
| David John Worboys |
1878
| Retiring Aldermen | |
| James Evans | – Re-elected |
| Thomas Smith | – Defeated |
| David John Worboys | – Did not stand for re-election |
| Elected Aldermen | |
| James Vincent McCarthy | – Mayor |
| Donald Beatson | |
| Alfred Colless | |
| George Henry Dempsey | – Newly elected |
| Charles Evans | |
| James Evans | |
| William Fulton | |
| Michael Long | |
| James John Riley | – Newly elected |
| Thomas Smith |
1879
| Retiring Aldermen | |
| Michael Long | – Re-elected |
| Charles Edward Evans | – Re-elected |
| Alfred Colless | – Defeated |
| Elected Aldermen | |
| Donald Beatson | |
| Alfred Colless | – Newly elected to fill the vacancy created by the resignation of William Fulton |
| George Henry Dempsey | |
| Charles Evans | |
| James Evans | |
| William Fulton | – Resigned March 1879 |
| Michael Long | |
| James Vincent McCarthy | |
| James John Riley | |
| Thomas Smith |
1880
| Retiring Aldermen | |
| Donald Beatson | – Re-elected |
| Alfred Colless | – Re-elected |
| James Vincent McCarthy | – Re-elected |
| Elected Aldermen | |
| Alfred Colless | – Mayor |
| Donald Beatson | |
| Donald Beatson | |
| George Henry Dempsey | |
| Charles Evans | |
| James Evans | |
| Michael Long | |
| James Vincent McCarthy | |
| James John Riley | |
| Thomas Smith |
1881
| Retiring Aldermen | |
| George Henry Dempsey | – Defeated |
| Thomas Smith | – Defeated |
| James John Riley | – Defeated |
| Elected Aldermen | |
| Alfred Colless | – Mayor |
| George Brian Besley | – Newly elected |
| Donald Beatson | – Dies in office, July 1881 |
| Thomas Joseph Cross | – Newly elected |
| Charles Evans | |
| James Evans | – Vacated seat in July 1881 |
| Michael Long | |
| James Vincent McCarthy | – Resigned August 1881 |
| John Henry Paskin | – Newly elected to fill the vacancy created by the resignation of James Evans |
| John Price | – Newly elected to fill the vacancy created by the resignation of James Vincent McCarthy |
| James John Riley | |
| Robert Stuart (Junior) | – Newly elected to fill the vacancy created by the death of Donald Beatson |
1882
| Retiring Aldermen | |
| George Henry Dempsey | – Defeated |
| James Evans | – Defeated |
| James John Riley | – Defeated |
| Elected Aldermen | |
| Alfred Colless | – Mayor |
| George Brian Besley | |
| Thomas Joseph Cross | |
| Charles Edward Evans | – Newly elected |
| John Henry Paskin | |
| James Price | – Newly elected |
| John Price | |
| Thomas Smith | – Newly elected |
| Robert Stuart (Junior) |
1883
| Retiring Aldermen | |
| Alfred Colless | – Re-elected |
| James Price | – Did not stand for re-election |
| Robert Stuart | – Did not stand for re-election |
| Elected Aldermen | |
| George Brian Besley | – Mayor |
| Alfred Colless | – Resigned February 1883 |
| Thomas Joseph Cross | |
| Charles Edward Evans | |
| James Evans | – Newly elected |
| Michael Long | – Newly elected |
| John Henry Paskin | |
| John Price | |
| Peter Smeaton |
– Newly elected to fill the vacancy created by the resignation of Alfred Colless |
| Thomas Smith |
1884
| Retiring Aldermen | |
| George Brian Besley | – Re-elected |
| Thomas Joseph Cross | – Re-elected |
| John Henry Paskin | – Defeated |
| Elected Aldermen | |
| George Brian Besley | – Mayor |
| Thomas Daniel Clissold | – Newly elected to fill the vacancy created by the resignation of Charles Edward Evans whose seat had been declared vacant due to his extended absence in October 1884 |
| Thomas Joseph Cross | |
| Charles Evans | – Seat declared vacant due to extended absence in October 1884 |
| James Evans | |
| Michael Long | |
| John Price | |
| Peter Smeaton | |
| Thomas Smith | |
| Thomas Richard Smith | – Newly elected |
1885
| Retiring Aldermen | |
| Thomas Daniel Clissold | – Re-elected |
| John Price | – Re-elected |
| Thomas Smith | – Re-elected |
| Elected Aldermen | |
| James Evans | – Mayor |
| Elected Aldermen | |
| George Brian Besley | |
| Thomas Daniel Clissold | |
| Thomas Joseph Cross | |
| Michael Long | |
| John Price | |
| Peter Smeaton | |
| Thomas Smith | |
| Thomas Richard Smith |
1886
| Retiring Aldermen | |
| James Evans | – Did not stand for re-election |
| Michael Long | – Re-elected |
| Peter Smeaton | – Re-elected |
| Elected Aldermen | |
| Michael Long | – Mayor |
| George Brian Besley | |
| Thomas Daniel Clissold | |
| Thomas Joseph Cross | |
| William Jordan | – Newly elected. Resigned December 1886 |
| Arthur William Nepean Judges | – Newly elected to fill the vacancy created by the resignation of Thomas Jordan |
| John Price | |
| Peter Smeaton | |
| Thomas Smith | |
| Thomas Richard Smith |
1887
First council elected where alderman stand for election in Wards
| Retiring Aldermen | |
| George Brian Besley | – Did not stand for re-election |
| Thomas Joseph Cross | – Re-elected |
| Thomas Richard Smith | – Defeated |
| Elected Aldermen | |
| Michael Long | – Mayor |
| Thomas Daniel Clissold | |
| Thomas Joseph Cross | |
| William Farrell | – Newly elected |
| Arthur William Nepean Judges | |
| John Henry Paskin | – Newly elected |
| John Price | – Resigned March 1887 |
| Robert Campbell Riley | – Newly elected to fill the vacancy created by the resignation of John Price |
| Peter Smeaton | |
| Thomas Smith |
1888
| Retiring Aldermen | |
| Thomas Smith | – Re-elected |
| Thomas Daniel Clissold | – Defeated |
| Robert Campbell Riley | – Did not stand for re-election |
| Elected Aldermen | |
| Michael Long | – Mayor |
| Thomas Daniel Clissold | – Thomas Daniel Clissold is listed as an alderman by 31 March 1888. It is presumed that Thomas Daniel Clissold replaced William Farrell |
| Thomas Joseph Cross | |
| William Farrell | – ? Resigned March 1888 |
| Arthur William Nepean Judges | |
| John Henry Paskin | |
| Peter Smeaton | |
| Thomas Smith | |
| Thomas Richard Smith | |
| Arthur Winborne Stephen |
1889
| Retiring Aldermen | |
| Arthur William Nepean Judges | – Re-elected |
| Michael Long | – Re-elected |
| Peter Smeaton | – Did not stand for re-election |
| Elected Aldermen | |
| Thomas Richard Smith | – Mayor |
| Thomas Daniel Clissold | |
| Thomas Joseph Cross | |
| William Dent | – Newly elected |
| Arthur William Nepean Judges | |
| Michael Long | |
| John Henry Paskin | |
| Thomas Smith | |
| Arthur Winborne Stephen |
1890
| Retiring Aldermen | |
| Thomas Joseph Cross | – Re-elected |
| Thomas Daniel Clissold | – Defeated |
| John Henry Paskin | – Did not stand for re-election |
| Elected Aldermen | |
| Thomas Richard Smith | – Mayor |
| John Barlow | – Newly elected |
| Thomas Joseph Cross | |
| William Dent | |
| Arthur William Nepean Judges | |
| Michael Long | |
| Henry Parker | – Newly elected |
| Thomas Smith | |
| Arthur Winborne Stephen |
1891
May 1891 – Proclamation for an increase in aldermen from 9 to 12
| Retiring Aldermen | |
| Thomas Richard Smith | – re-elected |
| Arthur Winborne Stephens | – re-elected |
| Thomas Smith | – did not stand for re-election |
| Thomas Joseph Cross | – did not stand for re-election |
| Elected Aldermen | |
| Arthur Winborne Stephen | – Mayor. Retired May 1891 and replaced as mayor by Michael Long |
| Arthur William Nepean Judges | – Elected as Mayor in October 1891 to replace Michael Long |
| John Barlow | |
| Thomas Joseph Cross | – June 1891 elected to fill the vacancy created by the resignation of Arthur Winborne Stephen |
| William Dent | |
| William Fleming | – Resigned October 1891 |
| William Fulton | |
| Lewis Litton | |
| Michael Long | – Elected as Mayor May 1891. Resigned October 1891 |
| Patrick O’Connell | – Newly elected |
| Henry Parker | |
| Alfred Reid | – Elected in November 1891 to fill the vacancy created by the resignation of Michael Long |
| Thomas Richard Smith | |
| Robert Stuart | – Elected in November 1891 to fill the vacancy created by the resignation of William Fleming |
| Ely James Turnbull |
1892
| Retiring Aldermen | |
| Arthur William Nepean Judges | – Re-elected unopposed |
| Alfred Reid | – Re-elected |
| Robert Stuart | – Re-elected |
| William Dent | – Defeated |
| Elected Aldermen | |
| Arthur William Nepean Judges | – Mayor |
| John Barlow | |
| Thomas Joseph Cross | |
| William Fulton | |
| Lewis Litton | |
| Thomas Neale | – Elected to fill the vacancy created by the resignation of Patrick O’Connell |
| Patrick O’Connell | – Resigned April 1892 |
| Henry Parker | |
| Alfred Reid | |
| Thomas Richard Smith | |
| Robert Stuart | |
| Ely James Turnbull | |
| Henry Wholahan | – Newly elected |
1893
| Retiring Aldermen | |
| William Fulton | – re-elected |
| Henry Parker | – re-elected |
| John Barlow | – did not stand for re-election |
| Ely James Turnbull | – Did not stand for re-election |
Thomas Richard Smith
| Elected Aldermen | |
| Arthur William Nepean Judges | – Mayor |
| Thomas Daniel Clissold | – Newly elected |
| Thomas Joseph Cross | |
| Abraham Easterbrook | – Newly elected |
| William Fulton | |
| Lewis Litton | |
| Thomas Neale | |
| Henry Parker | |
| Alfred Reid | |
| – Resigned in April 1893 and was replaced by Frederick Vine | |
| Robert Stuart | |
| Frederick Vine | – Newly elected to fill the vacancy created by the resignation of Thomas Richard Smith |
| Henry Wholahan |
1894
Number of aldermen is reduced to 9. The proclamation of the Municipality of Mulgoa in 1893 resulted in the transfer of the Mulgoa ward on Penrith Council to the new municipality.
| Retiring Aldermen | |
| Abraham Easterbrook | – Re-elected |
| Thomas Neale | – Re-elected |
| Frederick Vine | – Re-elected |
| Lewis Litton | – Did not stand for re-election |
| Elected Aldermen | |
| Arthur William Nepean Judges | – Mayor |
| Thomas Daniel Clissold | |
| Abraham Easterbrook | |
| William Fulton | |
| James Thomas [Thomas James] Huxley |
– Elected in December 1894 to fill the vacancy created by the resignation of Thomas Neale |
| Thomas Neale | – Disqualified in December 1894 |
| Henry Parker | |
| Alfred Reid | |
| Robert Stuart | |
| Frederick Vine |
1895
| Retiring Aldermen | |
| Alfred Reid | – Re-elected |
| Henry Parker | – Did not stand for re-election |
| Robert Stuart | – Did not stand for re-election |
| Elected Aldermen | |
| William Fulton | – Mayor |
| Thomas Daniel Clissold | |
| Abraham Easterbrook | |
| Edward Haynes | – Newly elected |
| James Thomas [Thomas James] Huxley | – Resigned May 1895, replaced by William Player |
| Arthur William Nepean Judges | |
| William Player | – Newly elected to fill the vacancy created by the resignation of James Thomas [Thomas James] Huxley |
| Alfred Reid | |
| Henry Sheens | – Newly elected |
| Frederick Vine |
1896
| Retiring Aldermen | |
| William Fulton | – Re-elected unopposed |
| Thomas Daniel Clissold | – Did not stand for re-election |
| Arthur William Nepean Judges | – Did not stand for re-election |
| Elected Aldermen | |
| William Fulton | – Mayor |
| Abraham Easterbrook | |
| Edward Haynes | |
| David Hendren | – Newly elected |
| William Player | |
| Alfred Reid | |
| Henry Sheens | |
| David Stewart | – Newly elected |
| Frederick Vine |
1897
| Retiring Aldermen | |
| William Player | – Re-elected unopposed |
| Frederick Vine | – Re-elected unopposed |
| Abraham Easterbrook | – Did not stand for re-election |
| Elected Aldermen | |
| William Fulton | – Mayor |
| Edward Haynes | |
| David Hendren | |
| William Player | |
| Alfred Reid | |
| Henry Sheens | |
| David Stewart | |
| Donald Vallance | – Newly elected |
| Frederick Vine |
1898
| Retiring Aldermen | |
| Alfred Reid | – Re-elected unopposed |
| Edward Haynes | – Defeated |
| Henry Sheens | – Defeated |
| Elected Aldermen | |
| Alfred Reid | – Mayor. Resigned October 1898 |
| T M Dobson | – Newly elected. Resigned in August 1898 |
| W H Dukes | – Newly elected |
| J W Dunkley | – Newly elected to fill the vacancy created by the resignation of T M Dobson |
| William Fulton | |
| David Hendren | |
| Michael Long | – Newly elected to fill the vacancy created by the resignation of Alfred Reid |
| William Player | – Elected Mayor in October 1898 following resignation of Alfred Reid |
| David Stewart | |
| Donald Vallance | – Newly elected |
| Frederick Vine |
1899
| Retiring Aldermen | |
| William Fulton | – Did not stand for re-election |
| David Hendren | – Did not stand for re-election |
| David Stewart | – Did not stand for re-election |
| Elected Aldermen | |
| Michael Long | – Mayor |
| W H Dukes | |
| J W Dunkley | |
| Edward Haynes | – Newly elected |
| Louis Litton | – Newly elected |
| Amos Parker | – Newly elected |
| William Player | |
| Thomas Richard Smith |
– Newly elected to fill the vacancy created by the resignation of Donald Vallance |
| Donald Vallance | – Newly elected, resigned April 1899 |
| Frederick Vine |