Q:What type of details about james patterson -lrb- australian politician -rrb- can be gathered from the following bio? Bio: sir james brown patterson , kcmg -lrb- 18 november 1833 -- 30 october 1895 -rrb- , australian colonial politician , was the 17th premier of victoria . patterson was born in 1833 at patterson cottage , alnwick , northumberland , england to james patterson , contractor , and agnes , '' nee '' brown . patterson emigrated to victoria in 1852 to seek his fortune on the goldfields . after a few years as a digger and four as a farmer , he settled in chewton , where he went into business as a butcher , later moving into real estate . he was mayor of chewton for four years before he was elected to the victorian legislative assembly for castlemaine in 1870 . a moderate conservative , patterson served in the second third governments of the liberal leader graham berry , as commissioner for public works in august 1875 and as commissioner for public works and vice-president of the board of land and works in 1877 -- 1880 . from july 1878 to march 1880 he was also postmaster-general . after 1881 he went into opposition , under the leadership of duncan gillies , and was commissioner for trade and customs in the gillies government from 1889 to 1890 . with the onset of the depression which followed the end of the land boom in 1891 , patterson emerged as the leader of the conservative critics of the governments of james munro and william shiels , who tried to deal with the crash by cutting government expenditure and raising taxes . patterson spoke for the business and middle classes who did not want increased taxation at a time of depressed trade . in january 1893 patterson moved a successful no-confidence motion in the shiels government and became premier . patterson 's government , however , had no better solutions to the depressed state of victoria 's government . a series of bank failures in april lead patterson to declare a '' bank holiday '' -lrb- 1 may 1893 -- 5 may 1893 -rrb- preventing panicked depositors from withdrawing their money . there were near-riots outside the closed banks , and confidence in the colony 's...
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