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William Froggatt Walker (c.1841 – 23 January 1890), commonly referred to as (Hon.) W. Froggatt Walker, was a politician in colonial Victoria (Australia). Walker was born in Morpeth, Northumberland, England and arrived in Victoria in 1857 where he engaged successfully in commercial pursuits. He entered the Victorian Legislative Assembly as member for Richmond in May 1880, but only held the seat until June 1880. He then was elected to the seat of Boroondara in a by-election in April 1882, and on the formation of the Duncan Gillies Ministry, in February 1886, accepted the post of Commissioner of Trade and Customs, and was sworn of the Executive Council.