1st Parliament of Ontario












1st Parliament of Ontario
Coalition parliament
September 3, 1867 – February 25, 1871
Parliament leaders
Premier
John Sandfield Macdonald
Party caucuses
GovernmentConservative Party
OppositionLiberal Party
* Coalition government
Legislative Assembly
Speaker of the
Assembly
John Stevenson


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The 1st Parliament of Ontario was in session from September 3, 1867, until February 25, 1871, just prior to the 1871 general election. This was the first session of the Legislature after Confederation succeeding the Legislative Assembly of the Province of Canada (last session was the 8th Parliament of the Province of Canada). The 1867 general election produced a tie between the Conservative Party led by John Sandfield Macdonald and the Liberal Party led by Archibald McKellar. Macdonald led a coalition government with the support of moderate Liberals.


John Stevenson served as speaker for the assembly.[1]







































































































































































































































































Riding
Member
Party

Addington

Edmund John Glyn Hooper

Conservative

Algoma

Frederick William Cumberland

Conservative

Bothwell

Archibald McKellar

Liberal

Brant

Hugh Finlayson

Liberal

Brant South

Edmund Burke Wood

Conservative

Brockville and Elizabethtown

William Fitzsimmons

Conservative

Bruce North

Donald Sinclair

Liberal

Bruce South

Edward Blake

Liberal

Cardwell

Thomas Swinarton

Conservative

Carleton

Robert Lyon

Liberal

Cornwall

John Sandfield Macdonald

Conservative-Liberal coalition

Dundas

Simon S. Cook

Liberal

Durham East

Arthur Trefusis Heneage Williams

Conservative

Durham West

John McLeod

Liberal

Elgin East

Daniel Luton

Conservative

Elgin West

Nicol McColl

Conservative

Essex

Solomon Wigle

Conservative

Frontenac

Henry Smith[nb 1]
Conservative

Delino Dexter Calvin (1868)

Conservative

Glengarry

James Craig

Conservative

Grenville South

Mcneil Clarke

Conservative

Grey North

Thomas Scott

Conservative

Grey South

Abram William Lauder

Conservative

Haldimand

Jacob Baxter

Liberal

Halton

William Barber

Liberal

Hamilton

James Miller Williams

Liberal

Hastings East

Henry Corby

Conservative

Hastings North

George Henry Boulter

Conservative

Hastings West

Ketchum Graham

Conservative

Huron North

William Torrance Hays

Conservative

Huron South

Robert Gibbons[nb 2]
Conservative

Isaac Carling (1868)

Liberal

Kent

John Smith

Liberal

Kingston

Maxwell W. Strange

Conservative

Lambton

Timothy Blair Pardee

Liberal

Lanark North

Daniel Galbraith

Liberal

Lanark South

William McNairn Shaw [nb 3]
Conservative

Abraham Code (1869)

Conservative

Leeds North and Grenville North

Henry Dolphus Smith

Liberal

Leeds South

Benjamin Tett

Conservative

Lennox

John Stevenson

Conservative

Lincoln

John Charles Rykert

Conservative

London

John Carling

Conservative

Middlesex East

James Evans

Liberal

Middlesex North

James Sinclair Smith

Liberal

Middlesex West

Nathaniel Currie

Conservative

Monck

George Secord

Conservative

Niagara

Donald Robertson

Conservative

Stephen Richards (1867)

Conservative

Norfolk North

James Wilson

Conservative

Norfolk South

Simpson McCall

Liberal

Northumberland East

John Eyre

Liberal

Northumberland West

Alexander Fraser

Liberal

Ontario North

Thomas Paxton

Liberal

Ontario South

William McGill

Liberal

Ottawa

Richard William Scott

Liberal

Oxford North

George Perry

Liberal

Oxford South

Adam Oliver

Liberal

Peel

John Coyne

Conservative

Perth North

Andrew Monteith

Conservative

Perth South

James Trow

Liberal

Peterborough East

George Read

Conservative

Peterborough West

John Carnegie

Conservative

Prescott

James P. Boyd

Liberal

Prince Edward

Absalom Greeley

Conservative

William Anderson (1870)

Liberal

Renfrew North

John Supple[nb 4]
Liberal

Thomas Murray (1870)

Conservative

Renfrew South

John Lorn McDougall

Liberal

Russell

William Craig

Conservative

Simcoe North

William Lount

Liberal

Simcoe South

Thomas Roberts Ferguson

Conservative

Stormont

William Colquhoun

Conservative

Toronto East

Matthew Crooks Cameron

Conservative

Toronto West

John Wallis

Conservative

Victoria North

Alexander Peter Cockburn

Liberal

Victoria South

Thomas Matchett

Liberal

Waterloo North

Moses Springer

Liberal

Waterloo South

Isaac Clemens

Liberal

Welland

William Beatty

Liberal

Wellington Centre

Alexander David Ferrier

Conservative

Wellington North

Robert McKim

Liberal

Wellington South

Peter Gow

Liberal

Wentworth North

Robert Christie

Liberal

Wentworth South

William Sexton

Liberal

York East

Hugh Powell Crosby

Liberal

York North

John McMurrich

Liberal

York West

Thomas Grahame

Conservative


References




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Notes




  1. ^ Henry Smith died in 1868


  2. ^ Robert Gibbons was unseated on appeal


  3. ^ William McNairn Shaw died in 1869


  4. ^ John Supple died in 1869




External links


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