The 7th Legislative Assembly of Quebec was the provincial legislature that existed in Quebec, Canada from June 17, 1890, to March 8, 1892. The Quebec Liberal Party led by Honoré Mercier was the governing party for most of the mandate. The party was also known as the Parti national which composed previously of Conservative dissents that formed a new party, the Parti National. However, Mercier was dismissed by the Lieutenant-Governor Auguste-Réal Angers due to a scandal and the final months of the Assembly was led by Charles Boucher de Boucherville of the Quebec Conservative Party. Due to the minority status of the government in the final months, an election was immediately called.
Seats per political party
After the 1890 elections
Affiliation Members Liberal/Parti national 43 24Nationalistes/Parti National 4 Parti ouvrier 1Conservative Independent 1 Total 73 Government Majority 19
Member list
This was the list of members of the Legislative Assembly of Quebec that were elected in the 1890 election:
NamePartyRidingFirst elected / previously electedNo. of termsWilliam OwensConservativeArgenteuil18813rd termJoseph-Éna GirouardLiberalArthabaska 18862nd term Milton McDonaldConservativeBagot 18901st termJean BlanchetConservativeBeauce18813rd termÉlie-Hercule BissonLiberalBeauharnois1873, 18864th term*Adélard TurgeonLiberalBellechasse18901st termCuthbert-Alphonse ChenevertLiberalBerthier18901st term Honoré MercierLiberalBonaventure18794th termRufus Nelson EnglandConservativeBrome18892nd termAntoine RocheleauLiberalChambly 18862nd termPierre GrenierConservativeChamplain 1890 1st termJoseph MorinLiberalCharlevoix 1886 2nd termJoseph-Émery RobidouxLiberalChâteauguay 18843rd term Onésime CôtéParti NationalChicoutimi et Saguenay 18901st termJohn McIntoshConservativeCompton 1886 2nd termBenjamin BeauchampConservative IndependentDeux-Montagnes18823rd termLouis-Philippe PelletierConservativeDorchester18882nd termWilliam John WattsLiberalDrummond 1874, 18905th term*Achille-Ferdinand CarrierLiberalGaspé 18901st termJoseph-Octave VilleneuveConservativeHochelaga1886, 18902nd term*Alexander CameronLiberalHuntingdon18746th termFrançois GosselinLiberalIberville18901st termFrançois-Gilbert Miville DechêneLiberalIslet18862nd termArthur BoyerLiberalJacques Cartier 18843rd termLouis BasinetLiberalJoliette1886 2nd termCharles-Alfred DesjardinsConservativeKamouraska 18901st termPierre-Léandre MarcotteLiberalLac St-Jean 18901st term Georges DuhamelParti nationalLaprairie18862nd termJoseph MarionConservativeL'Assomption 1880, 18903rd term*Pierre-Évariste LeblancConservativeLaval1882, 18844th term*François-Xavier LemieuxLiberalLévis18833rd termÉdouard-Hippolyte LalibertéLiberalLotbinière 18862nd termJoseph LessardConservativeMaskinongé 18901st termLouis-Félix PinaultLiberalMatane 18901st termAndrew Stuart JohnsonConservativeMégantic 1886, 18902nd term*Elijah Edmund SpencerConservativeMissisquoi18813rd termJoseph-Alcide MartinConservativeMontcalm18901st termNazaire BernatchezLiberalMontmagny18833rd termCharles LangelierLiberalMontmorency 1878, 18902nd term*Joseph BélandParti ouvrierMontréal division no. 1 18901st termJoseph BrunetLiberalMontréal division no. 2 18901st termHenri-Benjamin RainvilleLiberalMontréal division no. 3 18901st termWilliam ClendinnengConservativeMontréal division no. 418901st termJohn Smythe HallConservativeMontréal division no. 518862nd termJames McShaneLiberalMontréal division no. 6 18784th termLouis Sainte-MarieConservativeNapierville18901st term Joseph-Victor MonfetteParti nationalNicolet 18901st termAlfred RochonLiberalOttawa18872nd termWilliam Joseph PouporeConservativePontiac 18823rd termJules TessierLiberalPortneuf18862nd termCharles FitzpatrickLiberalQuébec-Comté 18901st termRémi-Ferdinand Rinfret dit MalouinLiberalQuébec-Centre 18746th termJoseph ShehynLiberalQuébec-Est 18755th termOwen MurphyLiberalQuébec-Ouest 18862nd termLouis-Pierre-Paul CardinLiberalRichelieu 18862nd termJoseph BédardConservativeRichmond18901st termAuguste TessierLiberalRimouski 18892nd termAlfred GirardLiberalRouville 18901st termOdilon DesmaraisLiberalSt. Hyacinthe1890 1st termFélix-Gabriel MarchandLiberalSt. Jean18677th termNérée DuplessisConservativeSt. Maurice 18862nd termSimon-Napoléon ParentLiberalSt. Sauveur 18901st termTancrède Boucher de GrosboisLiberalShefford 18882nd termJoseph Gibb RobertsonConservativeSherbrooke 18677th term Avila-Gonzague BourbonnaisParti nationalSoulanges18862nd termMoodie Brock LovellLiberalStanstead 18901st termCharles-Eugène PouliotLiberalTémiscouata18901st termGuillaume-Alphonse NantelConservativeTerrebonne 18823rd termTélesphore-Eusèbe NormandConservativeTrois-Rivières 18901st termÉmery Lalonde, Jr.LiberalVaudreuil 18901st termAlbert-Alexandre LussierLiberalVerchères18862nd termJacques PicardConservativeWolfe 18677th termVictor GladuLiberalYamaska1886 2nd term
Other elected MLAs
No MLAs were elected during by-elections in this mandate
Cabinet Ministers
Mercier Cabinet (1890-1891)
Prime Minister: Honoré Mercier Executive Council President: Charles Langelier (1890), David Alexander Ross (1890–1891) Agriculture and Colonization: Honoré Mercier Public Works: Pierre Garneau Crown Lands: Georges Duhamel Attorney General: Arthur Turcotte (1890), Joseph-Emery Robidoux (1890–1891) Secretary and Registry: Joseph-Émery Robidoux (1890), Charles Langelier (1890–1891) Treasurer: Joseph Shehyn Members without portfolios: Arthur Boyer
De Boucherville Cabinet (1891-1892)
Prime Minister and Executive Council President: Charles-Eugène Boucher de Boucherville Agriculture and Colonization: Louis Beaubien Public Works: Guillaume-Alphonse Nantel Crown Lands: Edmund James Flynn Attorney General: Thomas Chase Casgrain Provincial secretary: Louis-Philippe Pelletier Treasurer: John Smythe Hall Members without portfolios: Louis-Olivier Taillon, John McIntosh
References
External links 1890 election results List of historical Cabinet Ministers