The 24th New Brunswick Legislative Assembly represented New Brunswick between February 22, 1879, and May 25, 1882.
Edward Barron Chandler served as Lieutenant-Governor of New Brunswick until February 1880, when he was replaced by Robert Duncan Wilmot.
Benjamin Robert Stephenson was chosen as speaker.
The Conservative Party led by John James Fraser formed the government. Daniel L. Hanington replaced Fraser as leader in 1882.
Members Electoral DistrictNamePartyFirst elected / previously elected AlbertW.J. LewisIndependent1878Gaius S. TurnerConservative1878 CarletonGeorge W. WhiteConservative1868, 1878John S. LeightonLiberal1874 CharlotteGeorge F. HillLiberal1878Benjamin Robert StephensonLiberal1867Thomas CottrellLiberal1874James E. LynottIndependent1878 GloucesterPatrick G. RyanLiberal1876Francis J. McManusLiberal1878 KentUrbain JohnsonLiberal1869, 1874Charles J. SayreIndependent1878 KingsJ. H. CrawfordLiberal1870Finnemore E. MortonIndependent1878E.A. VailIndependent1856, 1870, 1878MadawaskaLévite ThériaultLiberal1868 NorthumberlandM. AdamsConservative1870, 1878Ernest HutchinsonIndependent1878Thomas F. GillespieConservative1870, 1878Allan A. DavidsonConservative1874 QueensWalter S. ButlerIndependent1867, 1872Francis WoodsLiberal1874 RestigoucheJ.C. BarberieLiberal1878Thomas F. KennyConservative1878 Saint John CityWilliam WedderburnIndependent1870Robert MarshallLiberal1876 Saint John CountyDavid McLellanLiberal1878William ElderLiberal1875Robert J. RitchieLiberal1878Edward WillisIndependent1870 SunburyWilliam E. PerleyConservative1856, 1874John S. CovertLiberal1868James S. White (1881)Conservative1881 VictoriaWilliam B. BeveridgeConservative1874 WestmorlandA.E. KillamConservative1878P.A. LandryConservative1870, 1878D.L. HaningtonConservative1870, 1878J.L. BlackIndependent1878 YorkA.G. BlairLiberal1878Frederick P. ThompsonLiberal1878John J. FraserConservative1865, 1872George J. ColterConservative1878
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