26th New Brunswick Legislature explained

The 26th New Brunswick Legislative Assembly represented New Brunswick between March 3, 1887, and December 30, 1889.

Government

PositionName
Lieutenant-Governor of New Brunswick.Samuel Leonard Tilley
SpeakerWilliam Pugsley
Government formed byLiberal Party led by Andrew G. Blair

Members

Electoral DistrictName
Saint John CountyDavid McLellan
Robert J. Ritchie
William A. Quinton
Alfred Augustus Stockton
YorkA.G. Blair
William Wilson
Richard Bellamy
David R. Moore
WestmorlandD.L. Hanington
Joseph L. Black
John A. Humphrey
A.E. Killam
KingsWilliam Pugsley
Albert S. White
George L. Taylor
QueensAlbert Palmer
Thomas Hetherington
CharlotteWilliam Douglas
James Mitchell
James Russell
George F. Hibbard
NorthumberlandMichael Adams[1]
John P. Burchill (1887)
William A. Park[2]
John Morrissy (1888)
L.J. Tweedie
Ernest Hutchinson
SunburyArthur Glasier
Charles B. Harrison
KentOlivier J. Leblanc
William Wheton
James D. Phinney (1887)
GloucesterJames Young
Patrick G. Ryan
CarletonGeorge R. Ketchum
Marcus C. Atkinson
RestigoucheWilliam Murray
Charles H. LaBillois
AlbertW.J. Lewis
H.R. Emmerson (1888)
Gains S. Turner
VictoriaGeorge Thomas Baird
MadawaskaLévite Thériault
Saint John CityJohn V. Ellis[3]
Silas Alward (1887)
John Berryman

Notes

  1. ran for federal seat
  2. resigned
  3. elected to federal seat

References

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