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7th Parliament of the Province of Canada

British colonial legislature from 1861 to 1863


British colonial legislature from 1861 to 1863

The 7th Parliament of the Province of Canada was summoned in July 1861, following the general election for the Legislative Assembly in June 1861. It first met on July 15, 1861, and was dissolved in May 1863.

This was the first election in the Province of Canada to use a list of eligible voters prepared before the election. All sessions were held in Quebec City. The 7th Parliament ended following a vote of no confidence on May 8, 1863.

The Speaker of the Legislative Assembly was Joseph-Édouard Turcotte.

Members

Canada East – 65 Seats

RidingMemberPartyFirst elected/previously elected
ArgenteuilJohn Joseph Caldwell AbbottLiberal1860
BagotMaurice LaframboiseRouge1858
BeauceHenri-Elzéar TaschereauBleu1861
BeauharnoisPaul DenisBleu1861
BellechasseÉdouard RémillardRouge1861
BerthierPierre-Eustache Dostaler1854, 1861
BonaventureThéodore RobitailleBleu1861
BromeMoses Sweet1861
Christopher Dunkin (1862)Conservative1858, 1862
ChamblyCharles-Eugène Boucher de BouchervilleBleu1861
ChamplainJohn Jones RossBleu1861
CharlevoixAdolphe GagnonRouge1861
ChâteauguayHenry StarnesConservative1858
Chicoutimi—SaguenayDavid Edward PriceConservative1855
ComptonJohn Henry PopeConservative1858
Deux-MontagnesJean-Baptiste DaoustReformer1854
DorchesterHector-Louis LangevinBleu1858
Drummond—ArthabaskaJean-Baptiste-Éric DorionRouge1854, 1861
GaspéJohn Le BoutillierBleu1844, 1854
HochelagaPaschal FalknerRouge1861
Antoine-Aimé Dorion (1862)Rouge1854, 1862
HuntingdonRobert Brown SomervilleIndependent1854
IbervilleAlexandre DufresneRouge1861
Jacques-CartierFrançois-Zéphirin TasséBleu1858
JolietteJoseph-Hilarion JobinRouge1851
KamouraskaJean-Charles ChapaisBleu1851
LaprairieThomas-Jean-Jacques LorangerIndependent1858
Alfred Pinsonneault (1863)Bleu1863
L'AssomptionAlexandre ArchambaultRouge1858
LavalPierre LabelleBleu1854
Louis-Siméon Morin (1861)Bleu1861
LévisJoseph-Godric BlanchetBleu1861
L'IsletCharles-François FournierBleu1848, 1858
LotbinièreHenri-Gustave Joly de LotbinièreRouge1861
MaskinongéGeorge CaronBleu1858
MéganticNoël HébertRouge1858
MissisquoiJames O'HalloranRouge1861
MontcalmJean-Louis Martin1861
Joseph Dufresne (1862)Bleu1854, 1862
MontmagnyJoseph-Octave BeaubienBleu1858
MontmorencyJoseph-Édouard CauchonBleu1844
Montreal CentreJohn RoseConservative1858
Montreal EastGeorge-Étienne CartierBleu1848
Montreal WestThomas D'Arcy McGeeRouge1858
NicoletJoseph GaudetBleu1858
NapiervilleJacques-Olivier BureauRouge1854
Pierre Benoit (1862)Route1862
Ottawa CountyWilliam McDonell DawsonConservative1861
PontiacJohn PouporeBleu1861
PortneufJean-Docile BrousseauLiberal-Conservative1861
Quebec CountyFrançois ÉvanturelLiberal1861
Quebec-CentreGeorges-Honoré SimardBleu1856
Quebec WestCharles Joseph AlleynConservative1858
Quebec EastPierre-Gabriel HuotRouge1854, 1860
RichelieuJoseph BeaudreauBleu1861
Richmond—WolfeCharles de CazesIndependent1861
RimouskiGeorge SylvainLiberal1861
RouvilleLewis Thomas DrummondRouge1844, 1861
St. HyacintheLouis-Victor SicotteBleu1851
Saint-JeanFrançois BourassaRouge1854
Saint-MauriceLouis-Léon Lesieur DesaulniersBleu1854
SheffordLucius Seth HuntingtonRouge1861
SherbrookeAlexander Tilloch GaltLiberal-Conservative1849, 1853
SoulangesJean-Baptiste-Jules PrévostModerate1861
StansteadAlbert KnightConservative1861
TémiscouataMichel-Guillaume BabyBleu1861
TerrebonneLouis Labrèche-VigerRouge1861
Trois-RivièresJoseph-Édouard TurcotteBleu1841, 1851
VaudreuilJean-Baptiste MongenaisBleu1848, 1860
VerchèresAlexandre-Édouard KierzkowskiRouge1861
Charles-François Painchaud (1863)1863
YamaskaMoïse FortierRouge1861

Canada West – 65 Seats

RidingMemberPartyFirst elected/previously elected
East BrantJohn Young BownReformer1861
West BrantWilliam RyersonIndependent1861
BrockvilleGeorge SherwoodConservative1858
CarletonWilliam F. PowellConservative1854
CornwallJohn Sandfield MacdonaldReformer1841
DundasJohn Sylvester RossConservative1861
East DurhamJohn Shuter SmithReformer1861
West DurhamHenry MunroReformer1854
East ElginLeonidas BurwellReformer1858
West ElginGeorge MacbethConservative1854
John Scoble (1863)Reformer1863
EssexArthur RankinReformer1854, 1861
John O'Connor (1863)Conservative1863
FrontenacJames MortonConservative1861
GlengarryDonald Alexander MacdonaldReformer1858
GrenvilleWilliam PatrickReformer1851
GreyGeorge JacksonConservative1861
HaldimandMichael HarcourtReformer1858
HaltonJohn WhiteReformer1858
HamiltonIsaac BuchananIndependent1858
North HastingsGeorge BenjaminConservative1856
South HastingsLewis WallbridgeReformer1858
Huron & BruceJames DicksonReformer1861
KentArchibald McKellarReformer1858
KingstonJohn A. MacdonaldLiberal-Conservative1844
LambtonAlexander MackenzieReformer1861
North LanarkRobert BellReform1854
South LanarkAlexander MorrisConservative1861
North Leeds & GrenvilleFrancis JonesConservative1861
South LeedsBenjamin TettConservative1858
Lennox and AddingtonAugustus Frederick Garland HooperConservative1861
LincolnJohn Charles RykertLiberal-Conservative1860
LondonJohn CarlingLiberal-Conservative1858
East MiddlesexMaurice Berkeley PortmanConservative1861
West MiddlesexThomas ScatcherdReformer1854, 1861
Niagara (town)John SimpsonConservative1858
NorfolkAquila WalshConservative1861
East NorthumberlandJames Lyons BiggarReformer1861
West NorthumberlandJames CockburnConservative1861
North OntarioMatthew Crooks CameronConservative1861
South OntarioOliver MowatReformer1858
OttawaRichard William ScottLiberal-Conservative1858
North OxfordWilliam McDougallReformer1858
South OxfordGeorge Skeffington ConnorReformer1858
George Brown (1863)Reformer1851, 1863
PeelJohn Hillyard CameronConservative1854
PerthMichael Hamilton FoleyReformer1854
Thomas Mayne Daly (1862)Liberal-Conservative1854, 1862
PeterboroughFrederick W. HaultainConservative1861
PrescottHenry Wellesly McCannConservative1854
Prince EdwardWilliam AndersonConservative1861
RenfrewDaniel McLachlinLiberal-Conservative1851, 1861
RussellRobert BellConservative1861
North SimcoeAngus MorrisonReformer1854
South SimcoeThomas Roberts FergusonConservative1858
StormontSamuel AultReformer1861
East TorontoJohn Willoughby CrawfordConservative1861
West TorontoJohn Beverley RobinsonConservative1858
VictoriaJames W DunsfordLiberal-Conservative1861
North WaterlooMichael Hamilton FoleyReform1854
South WaterlooJames CowanReform1861
WellandThomas Clark StreetConservative1861
North WellingtonWilliam ClarkeConservative1854, 1861
South WellingtonDavid StirtonReformer1858
North WentworthWilliam NotmanReformer1848, 1858
South WentworthJoseph RymalReformer1858
East YorkAmos WrightReformer1851
North YorkAdam WilsonReformer1860
West YorkWilliam Pearce HowlandReformer1858

Notes

References

;Bibliography

  • Upper Canadian politics in the 1850s, Underhill (and others), University of Toronto Press (1967)

References

  1. ["Journals of the Legislative Assembly of the Province of Canada ... : Journals of the Legislative Assembly of the Province of Canada from February 12 to May 12, 1863 ... in the twenty-sixth year of the reign of ... Queen Victoria : being the 2nd session of the 7th Provincial Parliament of Canada".
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