and was succeeded by William Fitzherbert. Ludlam, the other representative of Hutt, resigned in 1856 and was replaced by Samuel Revans, who resigned again on 22 March 1858 and was succeeded by Alfred Renall. Motueka and Massacre Bay Parker resigned in 1856 and was succeeded by Herbert Curtis. Omata East resigned in 1860. The subsequent by-election on 16 April 1860 was won unopposed by James Crowe Richmond. Pensioner Settlements Greenwood resigned and Captain Jermyn Symonds was elected on 30 April 1858. Southern Division Taylor resigned on 13 April 1858 and was succeeded through an 1858 by-election by Theodore Haultain. Town of Christchurch Sewell resigned his seat in late 1856 to return to England. He was succeeded by Richard Packer. Packer resigned in 1859. Sewell, having returned from England, won the 1860 by-election. He did not seek re-election at the end of the term, but was appointed Registrar-General of Lands towards the end of 1860. Town of Dunedin Macandrew resigned on 2 November 1858. He successfully contested the January 1859 by-election in the same electorate. Town of Lyttelton FitzGerald] resigned in 1857 due to ill health. Crosbie Ward won the resulting by-election in May 1858. Waimea Elliot resigned in 1858. He was succeeded by David Monro, who had already represented the electorate in the 1st Parliament. Travers resigned in 1859 and was succeeded by Fedor Kelling. Wairarapa and Hawkes Bay Smith resigned on 10 March 1858. He was succeeded by James Burne Ferguson. Wairau Wells resigned in 1858. He was succeeded by Frederick Weld, who had already represented the electorate in the 1st Parliament. Wellington Country Ward resigned on 22 March 1858. He was succeeded by Alfred Brandon. New electorates Cheviot Cheviot was first created in 1859, with Edward Jollie its first representative. Marsden Marsden was established in 1859. James Farmer was the first representative, elected on 16 December 1859. Wairarapa The Wairarapa electorate was created in 1859. Charles Carter was the first elected representative. Wallace The Wallace electorate was created in 1859 and the first elections held on 30 November. Dillon Bell was the first elected representative. Notes References External links Cartoon of drunk MP, 1856 by Alfred Domett 02