caption predecessor parliament successor birth_place constituency_mp death_date death_place nationality party birth_date term_start image article_title term_end name
atkinson on far right in stanley bruce 's second ministry , standing norman cameron australian joseph lyons launceston , tasmania wilmot 1 november 1945 latrobe , tasmania australian anti-socialist -- 17 -rrb- nationalist -lrb- 1917 -- 21 -rrb- country -lrb- -lrb- 1921 -- 28 -rrb- nationalist -lrb- 1928 -- 29 1906 -rrb- -- 09 -rrb- liberal -lrb- 1909 18 december 1867 12 december 1906 nla1ndbruceministry.jpg llewellyn atkinson
 12 october 1929 llewellyn atkinson
llewellyn atkinson

llewellyn atkinson -lrb- 18 december 1867 -- 1 november 1945 -rrb- was an australian politician .
atkinson was born in launceston , tasmania .
he enrolled at the university of melbourne in 1885 , where he was resident at trinity college .
he was elected to the australian house of representatives of wilmot at the 1906 election and held it until his defeat by joseph lyons at the 1929 election , representing successively the free trade party , the anti-socialist party , the commonwealth liberal party , the nationalist party and the country party .
he was appointed vice-president of the executive council in the first bruce ministry from february 1923 to june 1926 .
in 1931 , he was elected as a nationalist to the tasmanian legislative council seat of wilmot , but was defeated for re-election in 1934 .
he died in latrobe .
